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Donna Piromalli

👩‍⚖️ Psychotherapist-Counselling
⚖️ Family Dispute Resolution Practitioner & Mediator
📚 Author
🙌 Life Coach
👩‍🏫Professional Memberships
ACA, EMDRRA, AMA

“Your life will only grow as big as you do”. Donna is a Counsellor and a Mediator FDRP with a mission to help people become empowered leaders in their life, love and business. She supports individuals, couples and families in the areas of anxiety, depression, grief counselling, marriage and family counselling, bullying, self-esteem, anger management and career concerns. Donna also is a mediator and supports people to work through separation/divorce, parenting plans, workplace disputes and conflict management. Donna understands that our past has influenced our present but it need not dictate our future. Our life experience, positive or negative, are building blocks for who we are today and can be effective tools in creating who we aspire to be tomorrow. Donna now focuses on supporting people with proven methodologies and mindset tools, empowering them both personally and professionally.

22/02/2026

Conflict can feel overwhelming, but you don’t have to navigate it alone.

We’re proud to introduce Dom Piromalli, nationally accredited (AMDRAS) mediator, now joining The Counselling, Mediation, and Relationship Centre.

Dom works with families, workplaces, and businesses to support respectful communication and practical solutions. From family and parent–adolescent mediation to elder decision-making and workplace conflict, he provides a calm, neutral environment where everyone can feel heard and supported.

If you’re seeking clarity, structure, and a healthier way forward, mediation may be the next step.

✨ Book now by visiting our website:
https://www.griffithcounselling.com/dom-piromalli/

13/02/2026

Valentine’s Day is often seen as a celebration of romance — but today, I want to gently remind you that love comes in many forms.

Love is patience during difficult conversations.
Love is choosing kindness when emotions are high.
Love is healing from past wounds so they no longer control your future.
Love is setting healthy boundaries.
Love is forgiving yourself.

Whether you are in a relationship, rebuilding one, grieving one, or learning to love yourself again — you are worthy of safe, respectful and nurturing love.

Healthy love is not about perfection. It is about presence. It is about feeling heard, valued and emotionally safe.

Today, I encourage you to pause and reflect:
What does love look like for you right now?

May this Valentine’s Day be a reminder that the most important relationship you will ever have is the one you build with yourself.

With warmth and care,
Donna Piromalli 🤍

31/01/2026

Clarity often comes after patience. Give yourself time to understand what you are feeling.

30/01/2026

Ethical practice, confidentiality, and respect are central to effective counselling and mediation. A safe environment allows people to speak openly, reflect honestly, and work toward thoughtful, balanced outcomes, which is why many choose to seek professional guidance when navigating sensitive situations.

28/01/2026

Relationships do not struggle because people fail to care. They often struggle because communication becomes overwhelmed by stress, fear, or misunderstanding. Slowing conversations down can create space for clarity, and professional support can help guide that process when conversations feel difficult.

26/01/2026

Choosing between counselling and mediation can feel confusing, particularly when both involve professional support and structured conversations.

Counselling focuses on emotional understanding, personal insight, and relationship dynamics. It is often helpful when people want to explore feelings, patterns, or experiences that are affecting their wellbeing or relationships. Mediation, on the other hand, is more structured and outcome-focused, supporting people to work through specific issues and reach practical agreements, particularly during conflict or separation.

Some individuals or families benefit from one approach, while others may engage in both at different stages. Understanding the purpose of each service can help ensure support is aligned with your needs rather than adding further confusion.

If you are unsure which approach may be most appropriate, professional guidance can help clarify your options. You are welcome to contact us to discuss which service may best suit your situation.

24/01/2026

You are allowed to pause and reset. Rest is part of growth, not a step away from it.

23/01/2026

How is mediation different from counselling?

Mediation is a structured, goal-oriented process designed to support respectful communication and practical decision-making, particularly during conflict, separation, or family disputes. Unlike counselling, mediation focuses less on emotional processing and more on helping people reach workable agreements. If you are unsure which approach may be more suitable for your situation, discussing your options confidentially can provide clarity.

21/01/2026

Self-awareness is not about self-criticism. It is about noticing patterns with curiosity rather than judgement. Taking a moment to reflect on what you are becoming more aware of can be a meaningful starting point.

20/01/2026

Rimini Junior World Cup Pastry Competition

19/01/2026

Many people approach counselling or mediation feeling unsure about what the process will involve or whether it will be helpful.

A common experience shared by clients is a sense of relief. Relief in having a neutral space, a calm structure, and professional guidance that prioritises understanding rather than conflict. Support is not about taking sides or pushing outcomes. It is about creating the conditions where conversations can slow down and become clearer.

Professional support provides boundaries, neutrality, and a focus on respectful communication. This can make it easier to think clearly, express concerns safely, and consider options that may not have felt accessible before.

If you are wondering whether this type of support could be helpful for you or your family, a conversation can be a useful first step. You are welcome to reach out to discuss your situation and available options..

17/01/2026

Progress does not require urgency. Small, steady steps often lead to the most meaningful change.

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Griffith, NSW

Opening Hours

Tuesday	9am - 6pm
Wednesday	9am - 6pm
Thursday	9am - 8pm
Friday	9am - 5pm
Saturday	9am - 3pm

Telephone

+61402625887

Website

https://www.griffithcounselling.com/

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