NSW Victims Services Counselling
A Space to Feel Heard and Supported
Experiencing a crime can affect your sense of safety, your relationships and how you feel day to day. You might feel anxious, angry, overwhelmed or disconnected, or find that your feelings change over time. There is no single way to respond, and you do not need to have the words for everything you are experiencing.
Counselling offers space to talk about what is troubling you without judgement or pressure to share more than you feel ready to. It can help you understand your reactions, find ways to manage difficult feelings and work towards feeling more settled in everyday life.
Support at Your Own Pace
Alexandra (Alex) Corcoran is registered to provide counselling through NSW Victims Services. The NSW Victims Support Scheme provides eligible people with access to approved counselling. You can learn more about eligibility and how to apply on the NSW Victims Services website.
Your experience, needs and preferences guide the counselling process. Sessions can provide an opportunity to explore what has changed for you, develop coping strategies and gradually rebuild a sense of safety and choice.
Taking the first step can feel unfamiliar, particularly when you have already been through something difficult. Alex can offer understanding and support as you find a way forward that feels right for you.