Personalized Healing
One-to-one support shaped around what you are working through.
Aura Mind Clinic is a mental health clinic in Perth where you can experience personalised mental health support in a calm, confidential space where you can speak openly about your concerns. Through evidence-informed psychological therapy and a whole-person approach, we help you understand your experiences, work through emotional challenges and take steps towards better mental wellbeing.
A Trusted Mental Health Support Service In Perth.
100% Client-Centred.
AMHSW Qualified
Accredited Mental Health Social Worker
20+ Years' Experience
Clinical & allied-health experience
20+
In-Person & Telehealth
Flexible support from Perth and online
Understanding You, Not Just Your Symptoms
Support for persistent worry, stress, racing thoughts, overwhelm and difficulties managing everyday demands.
Support for persistent low mood, reduced motivation, emotional exhaustion and difficulties affecting everyday life.
Gentle support to help you make sense of difficult experiences and understand how they may still affect your feelings, relationships, and everyday life.
Compassionate support while processing grief, bereavement, loss and significant life changes.
Support for women through the emotional changes of pregnancy and motherhood, postpartum depression, and other life-stage challenges that affect their wellbeing.
With more than two decades of experience across the health and mental wellbeing sector, Ann provides warm, compassionate and evidence-informed therapy for people of all ages. Her experience includes child and adolescent mental health, youth mental health, adult mental health, older adult mental health and broader healthcare settings such as hospital social work, geriatric medicine, palliative care and community mental health.
Her approach is collaborative, trauma-informed and focused on the whole person. She works with you to understand your experiences, identify what may be contributing to your difficulties and develop practical ways to support your wellbeing.
Ask questions or arrange an initial appointment.
Talk about what has brought you to therapy, your concerns and what you hope to work towards.
Explore a suitable approach together and discuss the next steps based on your needs and goals.
Aura Mind Clinic offers counselling and therapy services in Perth for individuals, couples and families, with support for a range of mental health concerns, relationship difficulties and life challenges.
Support for children, adolescents, adults and older adults, tailored to their individual concerns, experiences and needs.
Support for couples and families to navigate relationship challenges, improve communication and develop a better understanding of one another.




We all face difficult times at some point in life, and asking for help is a natural thing to do. Choosing the right support can help you find a way towards better wellbeing and a better quality of life.
At Aura Mind Clinic, we treat every client with compassion, patience and respect. Everyone deserves dignity, care without judgement, and sensitivity to their circumstances. These principles guide the care we provide and the standards we uphold throughout the therapeutic process.
Evidence-informed therapy from an Accredited Mental Health Social Worker.
No script. Your story, your goals, your pace.
Culture, migration, language, family and identity can all influence mental health and are respected within therapy.
Difficult experiences are approached with curiosity, safety and without judgement.
CBT, DBT, ACT, Schema and more therapies, based on your needs.
Private appointments, Medicare options for eligible clients and telehealth where appropriate.
Evidence-based information and expert insights from Aura Mind Clinic to support your mental health and wellbeing.
One-to-one support shaped around what you are working through.
Support for teams, managers and returning to work.
Secure telehealth sessions from wherever you feel comfortable.
Working alongside the practitioners already involved in your care.
Frequently Asked Questions
An Accredited Mental Health Social Worker (AMHSW) is a social worker recognised by the Australian Association of Social Workers (AASW) as having specialist mental health expertise and meeting additional requirements for mental health accreditation. AMHSWs provide evidence-informed psychological interventions for people experiencing mental health difficulties.
Both AMHSWs and psychologists may provide psychological therapy, but their professional training pathways are different. An AMHSW brings specialist mental health skills together with a psychosocial and systemic perspective, considering factors such as relationships, family, physical health, trauma, culture and wider life circumstances.
No. You can book a private appointment with Aura Mind Clinic without a referral. If you want to access an eligible Medicare rebate, a suitable referral and treatment plan will generally be required.
No. You do not need a diagnosis to begin therapy. People seek support for many reasons, including stress, relationship difficulties, grief, trauma, major life changes or simply feeling that something is not right.
Your first appointment is a chance to talk about what has brought you to therapy, what is happening now and relevant parts of your history and circumstances. You can also discuss what you would like to work towards. You do not need to tell your entire story in the first session.
No. Trauma-informed therapy places importance on safety, readiness and collaboration. For some people, developing emotional regulation and stability may come before directly processing difficult or traumatic experiences.
There is no set number of sessions. The length of therapy depends on your concerns, goals and how therapy progresses. This can be discussed and reviewed together throughout your therapy.
Yes. Your personal information and therapy sessions are treated confidentially in accordance with professional, ethical and legal requirements. There are some circumstances where confidentiality may be limited, such as certain serious safety concerns or legal obligations. These limits can be discussed with you.