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Happy Me Rachelle has been providing counselling for over 18 years at Happy Me. She is a registered Medicare

Rachelle has over 20 years providing evidence based therapy to families, children, young people and adults. She works in a practical, yet creative way, to help clients develop the skills and coping strategies they need to be happier. She is clinically experienced in treating anxiety, depression, autism, social skills, trauma, grief and loss, attentional and learning difficulties, behavioural and developmental issues. She also provides clinical supervision and and has mentored many allied health professionals in setting up and successfully managing their private practice.

17/02/2026

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17/02/2026

The teenage years can feel confusing for both young people and the adults who love them. If your teen seems bigger in emotions, later to sleep, or drawn to risk and independence, you’re not doing anything wrong — you’re seeing a brain in development.

This stage is not about pushing you away, it’s about growing up. Your steady presence, calm boundaries, and understanding of what’s happening beneath the behaviour matter more than ever.

Save this as a reminder that development is not defiance — it’s growth in progress.

05/02/2026
19/01/2026

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When your mind will not switch off, you do not need answers straight away. You need words that help you slow down.

This poster shares simple, grounding phrases that young people and adults can use when anxiety rises, thoughts spiral, or emotions feel too much. It supports calming the nervous system, creating mental space, and responding rather than reacting in stressful moments.

These statements are especially helpful during anxiety, overwhelm, emotional overload, burnout, or periods of high pressure. They work well for teenagers and adults who struggle with overthinking, self criticism, or feeling stuck in their head. The language is clear, reassuring, and easy to return to when thinking feels chaotic.

Useful at home, in education settings, therapy rooms, workplaces, or wellbeing spaces. Sometimes reading one steady sentence is enough to get through the moment.

04/01/2026
07/11/2025

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Taree, NSW
2430

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