Counselling for Individuals
Trauma may shape our past, but it does not define our future. Within healing lies both the acknowledgement of pain and the emergence of strength.
Women’s Health & Trauma counsellor
Georgina Hobbs
Georgina (she/her) is passionate about supporting women through a wide range of physical, emotional, and psychological experiences. With a Bachelor of Social Work and active membership in the Australian Association of Social Workers, Georgina has had the privilege of working across many areas of women’s health, gaining rich and invaluable experience in both clinical and community settings.
At the heart of Georgina’s practice is a warm, trauma-sensitive approach. She walks alongside women and children who have been impacted by childhood or adult trauma, domestic violence, and sexual assault. Georgina also supports families in gently rebuilding attachment between parents and children affected by trauma.
Georgina’s work and special interest extends to supporting women through grief and loss, perinatal and postpartum mental health challenges, and hormonal health—always with compassion, respect, and a deep commitment to creating a safe space for healing and empowerment.
Services & fees
Fully approved to provide counselling under the NSW Victims Support Scheme.
The Victims Support Scheme offers up to 22 hours of counselling for victims of a violent crime, modern slavery or a road crime that happened in NSW.
If eligible, this does not require any cost
$180 + GST for individuals - 60 mins | Online & Phone.
$120 + GST for individuals - 30 mins | Online & Phone.
Schedule your appointment or have a question?
Alternatively, you can phone Georgina directly on 0412 181 764
Frequently asked questions
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Your first session is a gentle introduction where we talk about what brings you to counselling, your goals, & any questions you may have. There’s no pressure to share anything before you feel ready.
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If you’re looking for a safe, non-judgmental space to explore your experiences, heal from trauma, build empowerment, or simply feel more supported—counselling can help. You’re welcome to reach out with questions before booking.
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Unfortunately, I do not offer Medicare rebates at this time.
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To access Victims Services counselling, you will need to apply through the NSW Victims Support Scheme. The process is simple:
Submit an application online or by phone through Victims Services.
Once approved, you will receive a counselling approval number.
You can then choose an Approved Victims Services Counsellor (like me) and provide your approval number to begin sessions.
Your counselling is fully funded, and you may be eligible for up to 22 hours of support, with additional hours available in some cases.
For more information please visit:
https://victimsservices.justice.nsw.gov.au/how-can-we-help-you/victims-support-scheme.html
If you’re unsure about the process, I’m happy to guide you through the steps or answer any questions you have.
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I support people who have experienced trauma (past or current), domestic or family violence, sexual assault, anxiety, depression, attachment concerns, perinatal and postpartum challenges, hormonal wellbeing, grief, and life transitions.
What therapeutic strategies you could expect:
Cognitive Behavioural Therapy
Acceptance Committment Therapy
Motivational interviewing/Strengths based approaches.
Somatic strategies.
Therapeutic art strategies.
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Yes. Currenly only online, or phone sessions are available. After business hours also are available to provide flexibility for your schedule.
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Yes. If you prefer to have your counselling session in a language other than English, support is available through the Translating and Interpreting Service (TIS) and the National Relay Service.