Take the next step toward healing with professional guidance
Grieving can be overwhelming, and finding the right support can make a world of difference. While Griefline provides free peer-based support through our Helpline, some people may wish to access ongoing professional counselling.
If you’re looking for a qualified mental health professional with experience in grief and loss, the following directories can help you connect with a counsellor or therapist in your area:
Find a Registered Counsellor (ACA)
Search the Australian Counselling Association's national directory to find a qualified counsellor near you — many specialise in grief and bereavement support.
Visit ACA DirectoryFind a Therapist (PACFA)
Browse the Psychotherapy and Counselling Federation of Australia's directory to find a therapist by location, area of expertise, or therapy approach — including grief-informed professionals.
Visit PACFA DirectoryMedicare does not provide rebates for all counsellors. You need to ask the individual counsellor. You may be eligible for a partial rebate on your private health insurance, depending on your policy.
The websites on this page are provided for informative purposes only and is not to be interpreted as Griefline providing specific endorsements or recommendations for individual modalities and therapeutic approaches. We recommend you reach out to a number of different counsellors to find one that best suits your needs.
Free grief support for bereaved individuals in NSW
If you’re living in New South Wales and are struggling to cope with the death of a significant person in your life, you may be eligible for free counselling through our Integrating Grief Program.
This program supports people who are experiencing grief following a bereavement that occurred between 3 and 24 months ago. Our experienced team can help you make sense of your grief and begin to integrate it into daily life.
