Anxiety Counselling Melbourne

Culturally sensitive support

You keep it together for everyone at work, at home, in your relationships but inside, you feel overwhelmed, anxious and exhausted.

You’re not alone. I support women just like you every day — women who are drowning in responsibility, people-pleasing and silent struggles.

What does anxiety feel like?

Anxiety isn’t always panic attacks. Sometimes it’s:

  • Waking up with a heavy chest and dread

  • Replaying conversations in your head all night

  • Feeling like you’re failing even when you’re doing everything perfectly

  • Smiling in public but feeling numb inside

  • Being everyone’s support system, with no one supporting you

These feelings don’t mean you’re weak or faulty. They mean you’ve been carrying too much for too long.

Signs your anxiety is affecting your life

If any of these sound familiar, you could be experiencing chronic anxiety:

  • You overthink every decision, afraid of getting it wrong

  • You constantly worry about what others think

  • You struggle to say no, fearing you’ll disappoint someone

  • You avoid connection because of fear or shame

  • You feel stuck in your head and can’t relax

These patterns often show up alongside people-pleasing, perfectionism, or burnout. Together, we can gently unravel them.

How can counselling help?

Many women I see feel like they’re drowning in responsibility, but therapy helps them:

  • Make peace with racing thoughts

  • Stop overthinking every move

  • Feel confident setting boundaries

  • Enjoy deeper, more authentic relationships

  • Reconnect with joy, rest and self-worth

You don’t have to push through. You don’t have to carry it all alone. Healing is possible and you’re allowed to want more for yourself.

Specialised anxiety therapy for women in Melbourne

I offer counselling for anxiety and people-pleasing, with a warm, culturally sensitive approach. I understand how anxiety can be shaped by culture, identity, and family expectations and I work with you towards your well-being.

If you like you can also access counselling in Urdu, Hindi, and Punjabi, both in-person in Melbourne’s south eastern suburbs or online anywhere across Australia.