Counselling · Sydney & online

Counselling for what you have been through.

You do not need a perfect explanation to begin.

Start with the part of your experience you recognise. These pages describe different settings for our work, not labels you must accept or a promise that every case is within our scope.

While still involved. When considering change. After leaving.

What this service can offer

Clarity, support and workable choices.

We consider your experience alongside the relationships, rules, information and resources around you — what shapes the choices you have and what you can actually do.

The work can include understanding what happened, working through the effects and developing options you can actually use. We do not require a diagnosis of another person or a decision to leave.

Your concern may cross categories. We first clarify the help you need and the practitioner’s suitability, including where a specialist service should be involved. Counselling here is not an emergency response, an investigation or a legal or formal violence-risk assessment.

Looking for advice about someone else? See family and loved-one consultation. Practitioners can enquire about professional consultation.

The Exit Clinic
Founded by JT Kua, Counsellor, and Isabel Pham, Social Worker.

Professional training and lived experience

A first conversation

Start with a brief enquiry.

A few lines about what brings you here is enough. Please avoid detailed sensitive information in the enquiry form.

If your needs appear to fit our services, we’ll arrange a free 15-minute introductory call to discuss whether we can help and what could happen next. This is an initial conversation, not a counselling session. We clarify the format, availability and fees before booking.

Enquire about counselling

If another service would better meet your needs, we’ll suggest alternatives or help with a referral where possible. Your rights & complaints.