Kellie Marshall has worked within the welfare sector for many years. She divides her time between working with couples and individuals in private practice, working with children and adolescents as a schools counsellor, and being the Program Manager for a Non-Government, Not for Profit Organisation.  Kellie believes that the relationship between the therapist and the client is the foundation for therapeutic change and aims to establish a strong working alliance early in treatment so that the best outcomes for clients can be achieved. She uses an integrative treatment approach with her clients, focusing on early attachment and the use of storytelling. Kellie is also a confident and skilled counselling and practice supervisor. She is passionate about supporting counsellors, staff and leaders through the challenges that can arise within their work. Kellie maintains her registration as a qualified Counsellor and Counselling Supervisor through ACA. She holds a Diploma in Mental Health and AOD (CS) Advanced Diploma of Christian Counselling and Family Therapy and a Bachelor of Arts (Counselling).She is registered for health fund rebates with Police Health Fund, Emergency Services Health, Phoenix Health, St Lukes Health, GMHBA and CUA Health (telehealth only), Teachers Union Health, AIA and Westfund.