Parent Support Program

Rebecca brings a strong counselling background and extensive experience managing the Mental Health team at Proveda. Overseeing The Way Back NSW, Hoarding and Squalor, and Social Work programs, she has worked with a wide range of individuals and families. Rebecca previously worked at Lifeline Northern Beaches, where she coordinated and mentored students, and with Relationships Australia in the Safer Pathways program.

As a mum of two, Rebecca has also worked through navigating the trenches of parenting and brings a passion for supporting her clients, utilising both her professional and personal experience.

Bryn is a qualified and dedicated mental health worker, who brings a thoughtful, evidence-based approach to supporting individuals and families, as well as parents seeking help to support a child in distress. She draws on her experience working with children, parents, and carers through organisations such as ReachOut Australia and SANE, as well as supporting clients experiencing suicidal thoughts or attempts through The Way Back NSW.

Bryn is exceptionally skilled at navigating complex emotional needs with empathy and clarity, creating safe and supportive spaces where people feel heard, understood, and empowered to build resilience and wellbeing.

Hannah is deeply committed to supporting people through complex mental health challenges with care, respect, and empathy.
She has extensive experience working in Mental Health and with individuals experiencing suicidal crisis, having worked as Senior Care Coordinator for The Way Back team - working closely with clients, including young people and parents, to build safety, connection, and hope during difficult periods of their lives.

Hannah is well equipped to walk alongside anyone with complex needs, support recovery and reach personal goals.

Kate is a qualified counsellor with a commitment to mental health advocacy and bridging the gap between crisis and recovery through evidence-based support and empathetic care. With a long history in community services Kate has worked in many areas such as mental health, suicide prevention, domestic violence and addiction.

Being a mother of two children Kate understands the complexities of raising children in a world heavily influenced by technology and hopes to use her skills and experience to help facilitate a more positive experience for children and families.