Introducing Working Well Counselling
Confidential online and in-person counselling in Randwick and Sydney’s Eastern Suburbs, improving personal and professional outcomes and wellbeing for adults.
Our approach
Specialising in female life transitions including relationships, couples, careers, fertility, grief, parenting, peri and menopause, age-related health struggles and more. We offer online counselling nationally, and in-person and Walk+Talk therapy in Randwick and Sydney's Eastern Suburbs. All our therapists are registered with PACFA and ARCAP. If you are struggling with emotional and psychological challenges, personal or professional, Working Well provides the care you deserve.
Your questions, answered
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Counselling is for everyone. At Working Well Counselling in Sydney we specialise in adult women, providing support around parenting, careers, fertility, relationships, grief and health issues.
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Working Well Counselling offers online, face-to-face and eco-therapy counselling. Each style of session is affordable, accessible and convenient, meaning they are designed to work for you and your needs.
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Working Well Counselling provides mental health and wellbeing support for persons 18 and over, Working Well Counselling is committed to providing a safe, supportive environment for you. Not sure? If you have any questions about counselling or what to expect, simply email us and we will get back to you ASAP.
Meet our founder
MA Counselling and Psychotherapy
PACFA reg. certified practicing 33280
Mental Health First Aid trained instructor
Kerry McCarthy
Based in the Sydney suburb of Randwick, Kerry is a PACFA certified practising counsellor and psychotherapist and is registered with ARCAP. Specialising in female adult life stage development and general mental health, Kerry’s areas of interest include stress and worry relating to career, relationships, parenting, fertility, body image and mid-life health and life transitions.
Kerry has worked in mental health care across the life span, treating clients from aged 18 and up and uses techniques from a person-centred, narrative therapy and cognitive behavioural therapy approach in her work. Kerry also draws from a wider and more diverse portfolio of modalities when it suits her client’s needs.
Career and personal background
With more than 25 years’ experience in big corporate and small start-up media and communications companies, Kerry brings lived experience of managing work and life stress while raising young children and balancing the ongoing juggle of filling numerous roles.
Having lived in four countries over the past 30 years, Kerry also understands the importance of building close connections and relationships, both at work and beyond, to create a robust support circle.
As a parent, Kerry relates to the pressures of raising a family while balancing a busy life, and the desire to build support and resilience for our young people as they navigate the digital age.
Passionate about improving workplace and family cultures to support the mental wellbeing of all persons, Kerry offers an inclusive, specialised approach for each client.
When she isn’t working, Kerry enjoys spending time with her family, connecting with friends and reading a good book.
