Conjola Counselling SEQ

11/03/2026

A great resource for stakeholders and parents. Take a look!

Let’s work together to make sure our next generations are digitally literate, critical thinkers 🧠

Our new and updated resources help educators take a whole-school approach to building the skills under-16s will need to have social media accounts.

Designed for educators, program providers and school leaders, these resources focus on strengthening students’ digital resilience. Help prepare students to:
💡 think critically
🕵️‍♀️ explore thoughtfully
🎨 create responsibly
👷‍♀️ build healthy and respectful relationships.

Find the range of classroom resources and lesson ideas, including a range of digital literacy activities for Foundation-Year 12 classes here: https://news.esafety.gov.au/3NcKkuP

14/02/2026

Not everything gets better by morning.

Sometimes the kindest thing you can say to someone who has had a tough day is, “That sucks. Want to talk about it?”. Avoid dismissing and instead acknowledge how hard it may be and give them the opportunity to vent.

30/01/2026

23/12/2025

17/11/2025

An urgent recall has been issued for a popular kids' product.

11/11/2025

Study stress is peaking, sleep is dropping, and emotions are high. Our calm won’t fix everything, but it helps far more than we realise. Let’s steady the ship, not speed it up. Here are a few tips that might help:

Feed the mood, not the stress. Cook their favourite meal, order takeaway, or share a late-night snack together. For many kids, food equals comfort and connection.
Change the scenery. Go for a short walk, drive, or even a trip to the supermarket together. Movement helps emotions shift.

Laugh first, talk later. Share a meme, a funny reel, or a silly story from your day before diving into serious chats. A recent study has shown that when technology is used in short burst throughout the day (to view a reel or as an emotional check in) it can help with stress levels. It’s not monolithic, so let’s use it to help not hinder.

End the day softly. Dim down screens and any drama. What matters most is ending the day with connection and a chat in the dark or a “You’ve got this.”

09/11/2025

This is why it's important to keep track of milestones, and also something we can help with if you think your child is developing in a diverse way.

Development follows a path but it can look different for everyone. Here is a milestone resource with links to different areas of development: https://www.theottoolbox.com/developmental-checklist/

08/11/2025

Our services:
-Behaviour support therapy
-FBA and relevant school support
-Counselling for children with Intellectual Disability and other neuro-diversities (and siblings and family)
-School can't
-AAC and / or KWS implemented counselling
-Dog assisted therapy
-Adaptive behaviour assessments
-Counselling regarding sensory related needs as they pertain to school success
-Exercise and lifestyle coaching
-Performance counselling (managing athletes stress, motivation and identity issues)
-Coaching, Wellness, Mindfulness & Goal setting
-Embodied wellness and grounding techniques
-Use of body language and non-verbal communication
-Psychoeducation (how exercise, sleep, and physical habits influence mood and anxiety)
-Somatic awareness techniques (noticing bodily sensations, movement & tension) to help regulation
-Mind-body link counselling in stress, trauma or burnout
-Somatic and Embodied Therapies
-Nature therapy (we can meet outdoors)
-Play, sand, painting and drawing therapy
-Mediation for separated parents
-Post separation support and therapy
-Marriage counselling
Contact us for more information on how Beau's unique qualifications in counselling, special education and bachelor of human movements can help you with your needs and goals!

06/11/2025

All about us:
- Qualified and professionally accredited counsellor
- Face to face counselling and telehealth options provided
- Professional Memberships held with QGCA, (a member association of CICA) and APACS
- QCOT Teacher registration (inclusive of police check for working with children)
- Criminal history check completed and passed
- Our qualified counsellor attends professional development regulatory to remain up to date on best practice and new research. She also attends counselling supervision to ensure currency of practise
- Counsellors deal with sensitive information, with which our counsellor complies with privacy laws (Australia’s Privacy Act), and ensures secure storage of records. As part of our obligations to your health, wellbeing and privacy, we require informed consent to be signed before treatment can begin. More information on this will be emailed to you before your first appointment. Confidentiality and your rights as a client are our utmost priority
Mandatory Queensland reporting laws apply to this business
- ABN 43 256 912 260
- Please contact us to request a copy of our privacy policy, and patient agreement forms. We can also provide details of our insurance and business registration number if requested.

06/11/2025

At Conjola Counselling we promote positive self-talk (which we know can be difficult to learn). We provide gentle reminders and advice on this page, which may assist patients between appointments. Please feel free to follow this page, however negative comments may need to be deleted for the health and safety of everyone.