We support couples, families, and young teenagers in Logan to navigate personal, work, and family challenges with care and understanding.
Experienced Counsellors: Qualified professionals with years of experience helping individuals, couples, and families.
Trusted Local Practice: Supporting the Logan and Beenleigh community with compassionate, confidential care.
Client-Focused Approach: Tailored sessions designed around each person’s unique situation and goals.
When life turns unexpectedly, the steady guidance of a counsellor in Logan can mean the difference between feeling overwhelmed and discovering new strength. At StartPoint Counselling, individual and relationship therapy is a partnership where your experiences, values and hopes shape every step.
Whether you are processing a recent crisis or searching for a deeper purpose, we provide compassionate insight, evidence-based strategies and a calm space where you can talk freely, gain clarity and rebuild confidence.
Our rooms in Beenleigh are designed to feel welcoming, with soft light, comfortable seating and warm colours that ease tension the moment you arrive. If distance, mobility, or timing make travel difficult, the same level of care is delivered through encrypted video conferencing. Choosing one-to-one support gives you undivided attention, tailored tools and measurable progress that suits your pace rather than a rigid programme.
Many people contact a StartPoint counsellor in Logan when emotions feel unmanageable, motivation fades, or relationships strain under unspoken weight. You may recognise yourself in one of the areas below, or you may feel a mix of several. Whatever brings you here, we will meet you with understanding, practical hope and a clear roadmap for relief.
Adolescence brings rapid change, social pressure and emotional highs that can puzzle parents and overwhelm teens. Our dedicated StartPoint counsellor in Logan offers young clients a confidential place to discuss friendships, study stress, family conflict or big feelings they struggle to name. Using creative activities, gentle humour and practical skill-building, we help teenagers manage emotions, make wise choices and grow resilient identity.
Changing jobs, relocating, ending relationships or questioning identity can unsettle even the most resilient person. A StartPoint counsellor in Logan provides structured support, objective feedback and strategic planning so transitions become opportunities, not crises. Together, we map priorities, address fears and create achievable steps toward the life you want.
StartPoint Counselling supports individuals, couples, and families in Logan and surrounding areas who are experiencing emotional, relational, or life challenges. Their clients typically include:
StartPoint Counselling supports individuals, couples, and families in Logan and surrounding areas who are experiencing emotional, relational, or life challenges. Their clients typically include:
StartPoint Counselling supports individuals, couples, and families in Logan and surrounding areas who are experiencing emotional, relational, or life challenges. Their clients typically include:
Sessions may include emotion-coaching, social-skills training, relaxation techniques and values-based decision making. Parental involvement is encouraged through feedback meetings, while confidentiality guidelines protect the young person’s trust. Over time, families notice improved communication, reduced conflict and a teenager who feels heard, understood and equipped to thrive.
Our life-coaching model blends therapeutic insight with goal-focused action.
Whether switching careers, starting study or pursuing creative dreams, the StartPoint team tracks progress, celebrates milestones and adjusts strategies when obstacles appear. Identity exploration deserves respect, sensitivity and informed guidance.
We provide inclusive language, cultural awareness and evidence-based support to help you navigate coming out, family dynamics, discrimination and self-acceptance. Therapy becomes a space where pronouns, relationships and life goals are affirmed without explanation or defence.
Our Therapy offers a safe container to cry, remember and find meaning without pressure to “get over it”. Together, we honour memories, reshape daily rituals and gently re-engage with activities that spark comfort. Over time, sorrow becomes integrated rather than all-consuming, allowing you to carry love forward while stepping into a renewed life..
High work demands, family duties and a constant digital buzz keep the nervous system on alert. The trained staff at StartPoint Counselling teaches breathing drills, mindfulness, time-blocking and cognitive reframing, reducing physical tension and racing thoughts. By identifying triggers early and applying tailored coping plans, you regain calm focus and protect long-term health.
Depression can drain energy, dull pleasure and convince you that nothing will improve. We challenge that narrative through behavioural activation, strengths-based tasks and gradual goal setting. Small wins restore momentum, while deeper exploration uncovers core beliefs that keep you stuck. Step by step, you rebuild purpose, reconnect with supportive people and rediscover activities that lift mood naturally.
Inner critics can be louder than any external voice. In counselling, we examine self-talk, trace its origins and test its accuracy. Techniques like compassionate imagery, positive data logs and assertiveness training help you recognise achievements, set healthy boundaries and speak up with conviction. Confidence then grows from authentic self-knowledge rather than surface bravado.
What issues can I see a counsellor for?
You can see a counsellor for a wide range of personal, relationship, family, and work-related concerns. This includes stress, anxiety, depression, grief, family or parenting challenges, relationship difficulties, and support during life transitions. Our focus is on providing a safe, non-judgemental space where your experiences are heard and your goals are prioritised.
Do you offer both in-person and online counselling?
Yes, you can attend sessions at our welcoming office in Beenleigh, or choose a secure video link if travel, timing or mobility make in-person difficult.
How long is a counselling session and how often should I attend?
Standard sessions are 60 minutes in length. For couples, the first appointment is extended to 90 minutes to fully understand where you both are. As for how often you should attend, it depends on your unique needs and goals. We’ll review progress together and decide the best rhythm for you.
Is counselling confidential?
Yes, your sessions are held in a safe, respectful, non-judgemental space. What you share is confidential, with very limited exceptions as required by law.
Do you work with NDIS participants?
Yes, we are a registered provider under the National Disability Insurance Agency (NDIS) and support participants to use their Improved Daily Living funding for counselling services.
