Holistic Jungian therapist specializing in trauma and relationships
I am Jaqui. I am a registered Australian Social Worker (with the Australian Association of Social Workers) in Southwest Victoria, Australia.
My first degree at university was a Bachelor of Education (Primary) and I often draw on my knowledge from this as a social worker by giving people psycho- education about a range of wellbeing issues. Following this degree, I completed my Master of Social Work (Qualifying) in 2018 at Federation University.
I worked in mental health before, during and after my masters (around 10 years’ experience). From this I have experience I have helped people with anxiety, depression, bipolar, psychosis, schizophrenia, schizoaffective disorder and borderline personality disorder along a huge range from mild symptoms to crisis.
In January 2025 I started working as online counselling for a domestic violence service
I feel really privileged to work as a social worker and I love helping people. My favourite social work practices are mostly around strength-based approach, acceptance and commitment therapy and I will often put motivational interviewing techniques into my practice. My counselling style is warm, but also straightforward and honest. I consider myself to be a kind person and I truly desire to help those who are hurting.
I want these sessions to work for us. I am always happy to get feedback at the end of the session and I am constantly aiming to be the best social worker I can be!
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Jaquiline “Jaqui” Clarke is a registered Australian social worker with the Australian Association of Social Workers, based in Southwest Victoria, Australia. She holds a Bachelor of Education (Primary) and a Master of Social Work (Qualifying), completed in 2018 at Federation University.
Jaqui draws on her teaching background to provide clear psychoeducation about wellbeing and coping strategies. She has worked in mental health before, during and after her master’s studies, and has five years of experience as a registered social worker. Her clinical experience includes supporting people with anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, psychosis, schizophrenia, schizoaffective disorder and borderline personality disorder, across presentations ranging from mild symptoms to crisis.
In January 2025 she began providing online counselling for a domestic violence service. Her preferred approaches include strength-based practice, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy and techniques from motivational interviewing. Her counselling style is warm while remaining straightforward and honest, and she describes herself as kind and committed to helping people who are hurting.
Jaqui welcomes feedback at the end of sessions and aims to continually improve her practice, ensuring sessions are collaborative and work well for the people she supports.
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