Nina Isabella

I’m a holistic women’s health counsellor, somatic psychotherapist and childbirth educator with over 25 years of experience supporting women and gender-diverse people through life’s most meaningful transitions.

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Alongside my private counselling practice, I'm an experienced integrated mental health clinician, working in community health centres in regional Victoria.

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My work is grounded in a trauma-informed, person-centred approach that honours the connection between mind, body and lived experience. I integrate evidence-based counselling and psychotherapy with body-aware practices such as mindfulness, breathwork and gentle somatic exploration, creating a space where you can feel safe, seen and supported.

I specialise in women’s mental health across the lifespan, including fertility challenges, pregnancy and birth preparation, postpartum support, motherhood and matrescence, menopause, mid and later life transitions. I also support clients navigating anxiety, grief and loss, chronic health conditions, pelvic pain, identity shifts, relationship challenges and emotional overwhelm.

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I believe counselling is about walking alongside you as you reconnect with your inner wisdom, regulate your nervous system, and cultivate greater self-compassion, clarity and resilience. I warmly offer grounded, respectful support that meets you where you are, while gently supporting growth and change at your own pace.

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I hold a Master of Counselling and am a registered Member of the Australian Counselling Association. I have additional training in trauma-focused acceptance and commitment therapy, perinatal mental health, somatic psychotherapy and diversity-affirming practice. In addition to this, I have been teaching therapeutic womanly yoga for over twenty years. My work is inclusive, culturally sensitive and aligned with feminist and trauma-aware values.

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I offer counselling sessions in person in the Macedon Ranges, as well as online via secure telehealth, allowing flexibility and accessibility wherever you are.

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If you’re considering counselling, I invite you to book a free discovery call — a gentle first step to explore whether working together feels right for you.