Castieau Consultancy

Castieau Consultancy Contact Beth Castieau for a range of services: Counselling, Clinical Supervision, or Training You can also attend without a referral, as a private client.

Castieau Consultancy is a local business run by Beth Castieau based in Bunbury. Beth is able to travel to other areas in the South-West Region to deliver her services. Counselling:
GPs directly refer to Beth under Medicare's "Better Access" scheme, so that clients can receive a rebate for each session. Counselling is an effective way to work through strategies to assist you manage your emotions, h

elp with interpersonal issues, communication, self-esteem, and much more. Clinical Supervision:
This is essential for ethical and accountable Social Work practice, and also for Psychologists, Case Workers, and other Community Service Workers and Mental Health Professionals. Training:
This can be individually tailored to your own agency's requirements. Whether your agency would like some short, lunch n learn type sessions, or longer half or full-day workshops this can be delivered. Program Development:
The development of medium - long term programmatic interventions can be developed to cover a range of issues faced by different client groups in the community. Group Facilitation:
It can be useful to engage in Live Supervision whilst facilitating group programs. Groupwork Theory and Practice can be enhanced and increase the efficacy of the intervention.

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🟡 Some important reminders from selfloverainbow Self-Love Rainbow for you this weekend

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Emma Fenton is an experienced mental health social worker who brings a calm, grounded presence to her work. She is deeply committed to walking alongside her clients as they navigate life’s challenges and move toward meaningful change. 💬 Emma can support clients experiencing: * Anxiety and depre...

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The fear of not being enough and the the fear of being “too much” are exactly the same fear. The fear of being you. - Na...
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The fear of not being enough and the the fear of being “too much” are exactly the same fear.
The fear of being you.
- Nayyirah Waheed

You are allowed to feel your feelings
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You are allowed to feel your feelings

Rejective Sensitivity Dysphoria“It’s more than just disliking criticismEveryone feels hurt when they’re criticised or le...
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Rejective Sensitivity Dysphoria

“It’s more than just disliking criticism

Everyone feels hurt when they’re criticised or left out. But rejection sensitivity dysphoria isn’t just about “not liking” feedback. The word dysphoria refers to intense emotional distress.

People with rejection sensitivity dysphoria describe overwhelming reactions to perceived rejection, even if no one actually said or did anything cruel.

A passing comment such as “I thought you were going to do it this way” can trigger feelings of shame, embarrassment or self-doubt.

The emotional pain often feels immediate and consuming, leading some people to withdraw, over-apologise or lash out to protect themselves.

The ADHD brain and emotional hypersensitivity

ADHD is often associated with attention or impulsivity, but one major (and often overlooked) component is emotional dysregulation: difficulty managing and recovering from strong emotional responses.

This isn’t a character flaw; it’s a neurological difference. Brain imaging studies show people with ADHD tend to have differences in how their amygdala (the brain’s emotional alarm system) and prefrontal cortex (which regulates impulses and emotions) work together.”

“Rejection sensitivity dysphoria isn’t about being fragile or “weak”. It’s about how the ADHD brain processes emotional and social cues. With insight, tools and support, these experiences can become manageable.”

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Rejection sensitivity in ADHD can make everyday feedback feel overwhelming. Here’s why it happens and how to manage it with care.

⭐️ Beth, Emma and Tamara are Accredited Mental Health Social Workers ⭐️
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⭐️ Beth, Emma and Tamara are Accredited Mental Health Social Workers ⭐️

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Emma Fenton — Men’s Mental Health SupportI work with men to tackle what’s under the surface — whether it’s anger, stress...
21/07/2025

Emma Fenton — Men’s Mental Health Support

I work with men to tackle what’s under the surface — whether it’s anger, stress, depression, anxiety, or poor sleep. If life feels heavy, relationships strained, or emotions hard to manage, you’re not alone.

I provide straight-up, humourous and confidential support to help you feel more in control, less reactive, and better equipped to handle life’s pressures.

Telehealth sessions Mondays & Wednesdays
Medicare rebates available with a Mental Health Treatment Plan.

📧 hello@castieauconsultancy.com
📱 0422 802 611
🌐 www.castieauconsultancy.com

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Castieau Consultancy is a local business run by Beth Castieau based in Bunbury. Beth is able to travel to other areas in the South-West Region to deliver her services. Counselling: GPs directly refer to Beth under Medicare's "Better Access" scheme, so that clients can receive a rebate for each session. You can also attend without a referral, as a private client. Counselling is an effective way to work through strategies to assist you manage your emotions, help with interpersonal issues, communication, self-esteem, and much more. These sessions will be charged on a sliding scale and discounts are offered to those with a Health Care Card/Pension Card. Clinical Supervision: This is essential for ethical and accountable Social Work practice, and also for Psychologists, Case Workers, and other Community Service Workers and Mental Health Professionals. Training: This can be individually tailored to your own agency's requirements. Whether your agency would like some short, lunch n learn type sessions, or longer half or full-day workshops this can be delivered. Program Development: The development of medium - long term programmatic interventions can be developed to cover a range of issues faced by different client groups in the community. Group Facilitation: It can be useful to engage in Live Supervision whilst facilitating group programs. Groupwork Theory and Practice can be enhanced and increase the efficacy of the intervention.