Our Counsellors

Many roads have led me to this sacred work in bereavement care.

My work alongside individuals and families through grief and loss has shown me that bereavement is not limited to the death of someone we love, but can also encompass the loss of roles, places, relationships and values that shape who we are. At times, these losses can make the idea of “moving on” feel impossible

I believe we are not necessarily here to move on from grief, but to find a way to move through it. My role is not to fix, direct or determine what someone's grief should look like, but to offer a safe, compassionate and non-judgemental space where each person's process can unfold in its own time.

I have supported individuals and families through life-limiting illness and sudden or traumatic death, including suicide, as well as the wider impact of grief on families and communities. As a trauma-informed yoga teacher, I bring a somatic perspective to counselling, recognising that grief is experienced cognitively, emotionally and physically. This understanding guides my gentle, whole-person approach to grief and loss.

I hold a Master's in Counselling and Psychotherapy (Holistic Practice) and am registered with the Psychotherapy and Counselling Federation of Australia (PACFA).

I look forward to meeting you when the time is right.

Vanessa Campaign

Bereavement Counsellor