Megan Bonetti

Megan Bonetti is a credentialed Australian social worker and people leader with 15 years of experience supporting people through life’s trickier patches. She draws on a long track record helping individuals navigate grief and loss, burnout, tangled relationships, career pivots, complex work dynamics, and the quieter existential questions such as ‘What am I even doing with my life?’.

Her practice is grounded in evidence-based approaches including systems theory, which looks at how family, social environment, culture, and context shape us; attachment theory, which explores how early bonds influence connection and coping; narrative therapy, which offers ways to rethink the stories we live by; reflective practice, which creates space to notice patterns and purpose; and role theory with values-based practice, which helps unpack workplace identity, role conflict, and competing decisions.

Whether working with individuals, frontline staff, or leaders, Megan focuses on helping people understand themselves—what drives them, how they operate, and why they respond the way they do—because that self-awareness often becomes the key to greater clarity, confidence, and meaningful change.