A 1-hour counselling session, online or face to face, costs $150 including GST. If you’re thinking about booking your first appointment, you can also use the complimentary 10-minute enquiry call.

We currently accept credit card payments, bank transfers and cash for counselling sessions.

Please contact us as soon as you can if you need to cancel or reschedule. If you give 24 hours’ notice or more, no fee applies. With 0–24 hours’ notice, a 50% fee is payable. If something major comes up, we can look at it case by case. You can reach Marie on marie@mhmcounselling.com.au or 0421 425 169.

No. MHM Counselling sessions are not currently eligible for Medicare rebates, and private health rebates are not available at this time.

No. It is not required to have a referral from a GP or any other practitioners to book any alcohol addiction counselling sessions.

Your first session is a gentle starting point. You and your counsellor will talk about what brings you here, what you’d like to change, and what has or hasn’t helped before. It’s also a chance to ask questions, build trust, and decide on a way forward that feels right for you.

It’s different for everyone. Some people start with fortnightly sessions, then space them out as things feel more manageable. Others like the occasional booster session for extra support. You choose what fits your pace, and we’ll tailor the work around your goals.

A good fit usually feels calm, respectful, and easy enough to talk honestly. If you want confidential support for alcohol-related concerns, with the choice of online or in-person sessions, MHM Counselling may suit you well. The complimentary enquiry call is also a simple way to see how it feels before you book.

Yes — confidentiality is central to the way we work. What you share in session stays private, with the usual legal and safety exceptions. If you’d like to talk things through before booking, you’re welcome to use the complimentary 10-minute inquiry call first.

Start with a conversation. You can book a complimentary 10-minute enquiry call or arrange your first session, and use that time to talk things through without pressure. It’s a gentle way to get support, ask questions, and decide whether counselling feels right for you.

We do. You can choose the format that feels most comfortable and practical for you — online or in-person. Some people like the ease of logging in from home, while others prefer sitting face-to-face. Either way, the support stays the same: calm, confidential, and focused on your goals.

We’re based in Myaree and also support people from Fremantle, Perth, and surrounding areas. If you’re looking for a confidential space to explore your relationship with alcohol, you’re welcome to connect with us whether you live nearby or prefer online counselling.

You can book by getting in touch directly to arrange your first appointment or a complimentary 10-minute inquiry call. If you’re unsure whether counselling feels right for you, the inquiry call is a gentle place to start — no pressure, just a chance to ask questions and see if we’re a good fit.

Yes. You do not need to have everything figured out before you begin. You can come in feeling unsure, curious, or concerned, and we’ll explore your relationship with alcohol at a pace that feels manageable for you. Together, you can look at what’s happening, what you want to change, and what the next step might be.

There’s no set number of sessions. Some people only need a few appointments to get clarity and support, while others choose to continue for longer as they work through change over time. You and your counsellor can check in along the way and adjust the pace to suit your needs.

Yes. Your goal does not have to be all-or-nothing. If you want to reduce your drinking, build more control, or work towards sobriety, counselling can be tailored to where you are right now and what feels realistic for you.

Please get in touch as soon as you can if you need to change or cancel. We’ll do our best to help you reschedule, and this also gives us a chance to offer the appointment to someone else who may need it.