Peace Talks Counselling

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Kamryn is a Registered Counsellor with NZCCA

Kamryn’s heart for people and counselling have seen her work in varied roles both in New Zealand and overseas.

Her experience includes; managing a rehabilitation home in post-war Croatia for female drug addicts, high school counselling, providing crisis respite care for clients within Northland Base Hospital mental health services, supporting those at the end of life, Court work and working as a Victim Support counsellor in South Auckland.

Kamryn is a natural counsellor; she has the ability to get alongside young people in particularly difficult situations, she quickly builds rapport and makes a genuine connection. Kamryn uses person centered, strength based counselling under pinned with Te Whare Tapa Wha as her preferred modality.

Kamryn attended the year long Voluntary Hospital Chaplain Assistant course through Middlemore Hospital but due to covid wasn’t able to access the wards for the final component. She has completed ‘Midwifing the Dying’ course with Dr M. Barbato also.

You can still create what comes next

Peace Talks Counselling focuses on :

  • Advanced Care Planning directives for end of life (documenting what you want at your end of life & what this looks like)

  • Terminal illness support & discussions

  • Unexpected life changes that necessitate personal re-calibration.

  • Helping people find their place again after separation or the death of a loved one

  • Young people and their struggles 12 - 18 yrs

  • Support for teens & adults managing ADHD

  • Couples needing help to repair their relationships

  • Self sabotage and guilt

    Kamryn’s training and lived experience have given her the ability to listen and often hear what isn’t been said, to gently facilitate conversations that enable a client to understand their reactions, to move forward, set achievable goals. To move toward effective change that brings peace and meaning to their lives.

    “It takes two to speak the truth - one to speak, and another to hear .” Henry David Thoreau

Sometimes you just need someone to walk alongside you while you make sense of the emotional maze you’re going through.