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Adam works with men navigating challenges involving work, relationships, injury, family responsibilities and major changes in life.
His background combines social work and occupational rehabilitation, with experience in workplace injury management, vocational counselling, career planning, conflict resolution and adjustment to changing circumstances.
Adam brings a calm, practical and collaborative approach to counselling. He works with clients to understand what’s happening, clarify what matters and consider realistic next steps.
Practical, Collaborative Counselling
Counselling provides an opportunity to step away from everyday pressures, talk openly about what’s happening and consider things from a different perspective.
Some people come with a specific problem or decision they want to work through. Others are dealing with several pressures at once and aren’t sure where to start.
Adam’s approach is practical, collaborative and solution-focused. Sessions are guided by your circumstances, priorities and what you would like to get out of counselling.
The focus is on understanding your situation, recognising what is within your control and exploring options that are realistic for you.
Workplace pressure, conflict with colleagues or management, job insecurity, career uncertainty or feeling dissatisfied with your working life can affect your confidence and wellbeing.
Counselling offers space to work through workplace challenges, consider your options and make informed decisions about your employment and future direction.
Relationship difficulties, communication problems, separation, parenting responsibilities and family conflict can be difficult to navigate, particularly when other pressures are competing for your attention.
Counselling can help you explore relationship patterns, understand different perspectives and consider how you want to approach difficult conversations, decisions and responsibilities.
An injury, illness or change in physical capacity can affect much more than your health. Work, independence, relationships, finances and future plans may all be impacted.
Drawing on his experience in social work and occupational rehabilitation, Adam supports men adjusting to changed circumstances, managing uncertainty and considering their options for work, daily life and the future.
Sometimes there isn’t one obvious problem. You might feel overwhelmed, frustrated, uncertain about your direction or simply dissatisfied with how things are going.
Whether you’re navigating a major transition or trying to make sense of several challenges, counselling provides an opportunity to reflect on what’s happening and explore what might need to change.
An opportunity to speak openly about what’s happening in your life, without needing to have everything figured out beforehand.
Time to make sense of difficult situations, understand what’s contributing to them and consider different ways of looking at things.
A collaborative process of identifying priorities, exploring options and working towards changes that make sense for your circumstances.
Starting counselling doesn’t have to be complicated.
1. Get in touch
Complete our appointment request form or give us a call. We’ll ask a few simple questions to understand what you’re looking for.
2. We’ll help find the right fit
Our team will discuss whether counselling is a suitable fit for your needs and answer any questions about appointments, fees or referrals.
3. Begin
Attend your appointment in person at our Albury clinic or via secure telehealth. Together, you’ll develop a plan tailored to your goals and circumstances.
You don’t need a GP referral or Mental Health Treatment Plan to book a privately funded counselling appointment.
Fee: $180 per session
Medicare:
Counselling is provided by Adam Hollis, a qualified Social Worker and member of the Australian Association of Social Workers (AASW). Adam is not an Accredited Mental Health Social Worker (AMHSW), and Medicare rebates are not available for appointments with him.
Other Funding Options
Depending on your circumstances, counselling or related social work and rehabilitation support may be available through approved funding arrangements, including:
NDIS, where the proposed support is appropriate and covered by your plan
NSW CTP and Lifetime Care
TAC (Victoria)
Workplace and occupational rehabilitation schemes
Eligibility, service suitability and any required funding approval must be confirmed before commencing funded services. Different fees may apply to third-party funded services.
Our team can help you understand which options may be relevant to your circumstances.
We can usually offer an appointment within one to three weeks, depending on the clinician and appointment times available.
No. You can contact Accord Health directly to arrange a privately funded appointment. Some third-party funding arrangements may require a referral or prior approval.
That’s completely fine. You don’t need to have a clear explanation of what’s wrong or know exactly what you want from counselling.
Your first appointment is an opportunity to talk through what’s happening, what has led you to seek support and what you might like to work on.
No. Adam is a qualified Social Worker who provides individual counselling and practical support. He is not a psychologist and does not provide formal psychological diagnostic assessments.
Accord Health also provides psychology services. To find out more, follow this link.
There is no set number of sessions. Some people seek support with a particular issue or decision, while others benefit from working through several challenges over time.
You and Adam can discuss your goals, review how sessions are going and decide what ongoing support, if any, would be useful.
Yes. Appointments are available both in person at our Albury clinic and via secure telehealth for clients who prefer to attend remotely.
Yes. We welcome enquiries and referrals from GPs, allied health professionals, insurers and rehabilitation providers.
With your consent, we can also communicate with relevant professionals involved in your care or support.
You can contact our team to talk through what you’re looking for. We’ll help you consider whether counselling with Adam is suitable or whether another service may better meet your needs.
Whether you’re dealing with a specific challenge, facing a difficult decision or feeling unsure about what comes next, you don’t need to have everything worked out before getting in touch.
Our team will take the time to understand what you’re looking for, answer your questions and help you arrange an appointment if counselling is a suitable fit.
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