Bronwyn Campbell

• Kind and compassionate counsellor who works transparently with clients to create a safe, therapeutic and mutual learning environment.
• Returning to private psychotherapy to service community in part time capacity
• Areas include grief/loss, addiction, mental health issues such as anxiety and depression, emphasis on spiritual self

• Outreach Alcohol and Other Drugs Counsellor specifically providing an integrated therapeutic collaborative approach consistent with client goals around change including abstinent and harm reduction models.
• Passionate about finding strengths and motivation to continue long lasting change. I am also skilled at working with clients who are court mandated. I have over 10 years of therapeutic experience in a variety of settings including corrections and a homeless shelter in Chicago.
• Comfortable and experienced with complex presentation including co-morbidity and history of complex trauma.
• Enjoy positive relationships with colleagues and networking with external agencies to ensure optimum client support. I am adept in finding strengths in my clients, drawing out internal motivation to change and rolling with client resistance. I adopt a flexible and integrative approach using varied humanistic modalities with a particular emphasis on existential therapy and exploring the spiritual self.

• Assisted students with special needs in the classroom setting.
• Provided additional support to students struggling with academic tasks.
• Monitored student progress and provided feedback to teachers.
• Organized individualized learning plans for each student.
• Developed strategies to help motivate students to reach their goals.

Temporary Position while transitioning back to Australia from USA

• Individual and group counselling including pyschoeducation around changing use of alcohol and drugs.
• Comprehensive case management to help clients fulfil potential, gain stable employment and housing local to area of greater Chicago.
• Abstinence program
• Not for profit

• Conducted individual counseling sessions with individuals facing emotional or spiritual challenges.
• Assisted in creating a safe environment for individuals to explore their beliefs without judgment.
• Provided education on topics such as death and dying, grief, end-of-life care, moral decision making.

• Facilitated small group discussions on various topics related to faith and spirituality.
• Conducted one-on-one meetings with inmates to discuss personal issues and provide emotional support.
• Collaborated with other members of the prison staff to ensure a safe environment for all inmates.
• Provided counseling services to inmates
• Organized weekly religious services within the prison.
• Developed and implemented programs that promoted spiritual growth among inmates.

• Integrated humanistic approach to personal, individualised counselling focusing on client needs as presented including grief, loss, anxiety, depression, addiction and other life aspects.