Life is tough when we feel disconnected – to others or to ourselves
Queer woman of colour and founder of Sydney Inclusive Individual & Relationship Counselling. I welcome clients of all kinds including non-monogamy.
Unlike most relationship counselling services who work with LGBTIQA+ people, neurodivergent, and people of colour, I have the benefit of both personal experience and professional training.
I lead with curiosity, compassion and my own vulnerability because therapy shouldn’t be something that happens to you. I work in partnership with you.
Drawing on current best practices and therapy frameworks with an anti-oppressive lens, my goal is to help you make sense of the relationships that matter the most, and empower you to gain insight and make changes.
To achieve this, I provide individual and relationship counselling, as well as support in relationships including:
(Note: I have limited capacity for relationship counselling.)
That includes YOU. Want to learn more on how I can help?
Michelle Lin is an Individual and Relationship Counsellor based on Gadigal Land/Sydney.
Anti-oppressive practice is her priority as an Intersectional Feminist.
Shop 1/20-22 Station St, Marrickville NSW 2204
We acknowledge the Traditional Owners and Custodians of the lands on which we work and pay our respects to Indigenous Elders past, present and emerging on Gadigal Land of the Eora Nation. Sovereignty has never been ceded. It always was and always will be, Aboriginal land.
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ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. PRIVACY POLICY.
© 2020 SYDNEY INCLUSIVE INDIVIDUAL AND RELATIONSHIP COUNSELLING.
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