Sheree Dines Counselling

Sheree Dines Counselling 🌿🧠💫 Counselling for all ages that meets you where you are at | Neurodiversity-affirming | Trauma-informed | Confidential | NDIS welcome.

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📍 Geraldton, WA

💭 What if the way you're viewing a situation isn't the only way to see it?Research in psychology shows that our brains d...
08/06/2026

💭 What if the way you're viewing a situation isn't the only way to see it?

Research in psychology shows that our brains don't record experiences like a video camera. Instead, we interpret events through our past experiences, beliefs, emotions, and expectations. This means that perspective shapes how we understand the world around us.

Understanding this can help us become more compassionate with ourselves and others. Sometimes it's not about who is "right" or "wrong", it's about recognising that different perspectives can exist at the same time.

📌September appointments are now open and will be here before you know it!💻 Telehealth & online appointments available🤝 F...
07/06/2026

📌September appointments are now open and will be here before you know it!

💻 Telehealth & online appointments available
🤝 Face-to-face appointments available
🌟 Extended hours on Mondays and Fridays to better accommodate school and work commitments

From September 1st 👉🏽 Appointment hours:
• Monday: 9:00am – 5:00pm
• Tuesday: 9:00am – 3:00pm
• Wednesday: 9:00am – 3:00pm
• Thursday: 9:00am – 3:00pm
• Friday: 9:00am – 5:00pm

💜NDIS participants are welcome.

📞 Please contact Sheree for further information or to book an appointment and secure a time that suits you.

Trust: Building It, Breaking It ⛓️‍💥, and Rebuilding It🌿 Why Earn Someone's Trust?Trust is the foundation of every healt...
03/06/2026

Trust: Building It, Breaking It ⛓️‍💥, and Rebuilding It

🌿 Why Earn Someone's Trust?

Trust is the foundation of every healthy relationship. It creates emotional safety, encourages honest communication, and allows people to feel seen, heard, and supported. When trust is present, people are more likely to open up, seek help when needed, and build meaningful connections with others.

Trust isn't built through words alone. It is earned through consistent actions, honesty, reliability, respect, and accountability over time.

🌿 What Happens When Trust Is Broken?

When trust is broken, the effects can run deep. People may experience hurt, disappointment, anger, uncertainty, and a loss of emotional safety. They may become more guarded and find it difficult to be vulnerable again.

While trust can often be rebuilt, it usually takes more than an apology. It requires genuine accountability, consistent actions, patience, and time.

🌿 How Do You Rebuild Trust?

Rebuilding trust begins with acknowledging the hurt caused and taking responsibility for your actions without excuses or blame. A sincere apology is important, but meaningful change is shown through consistent behaviour over time.

To rebuild trust:

🔗Be honest and transparent.
🔗Follow through on commitments.
🔗Respect boundaries.
🔗Listen without becoming defensive.
🔗Allow the other person time to heal.
🔗Demonstrate change through actions, not promises.

Trust is rebuilt one interaction at a time. Small, consistent acts of reliability and integrity help create a new foundation where trust can grow again.

🌿 Trust is built in small moments of consistency and connection. It can be damaged in an instant, but with accountability, patience, and genuine effort, it can often be rebuilt.

26/05/2026

Right now, so many hearts in our community are deeply hurting 💔

Be gentle with yourself in the days ahead.
Drink water. Rest when you can. Accept support when it’s offered.

Connection matters more than perfect words.

For anyone supporting someone through loss:
You don’t need to fix it. Drop off a freezer-friendly meal. Sit with them. Check in. Presence matters.

“I’m here.”
“I’m thinking of you.”
“You don’t have to go through this alone.”

These simple words can mean everything during grief.

To our community ~ share kindness, hold space for one another, and hold each other closely right now 🤍

🌿 I provide areas of support for the following.
25/05/2026

🌿 I provide areas of support for the following.

"Let’s just think about this in your own life…” 🧐😊How often has past pain shaped the way you approach new situations?May...
24/05/2026

"Let’s just think about this in your own life…” 🧐😊

How often has past pain shaped the way you approach new situations?

Maybe:
one rejection made you stop putting yourself out there
one betrayal made trust feel unsafe
one failure made you question your ability
one painful experience became the lens you view future opportunities through

Your brain is wired to remember pain more strongly than possibility.

Psychology calls this the negativity bias, a survival response designed to keep us safe from future harm.

The problem is:
what protected you once can sometimes hold you back later.

Past pain can make fear feel more believable than hope, even when growth, connection, and healing are possible.

✨ If this resonates with you, know that support is available.

A little about me and my service.
24/05/2026

A little about me and my service.

Hype them up ⭐️ Raising confident children isn’t about making them feel superior, it’s about helping them feel secure in...
14/05/2026

Hype them up ⭐️ Raising confident children isn’t about making them feel superior, it’s about helping them feel secure in who they are.

The world can be harsh, noisy, and full of opinions. If children don’t develop a strong sense of self at home, they’ll often look to others to tell them their worth. When they regularly hear encouragement, support, and belief from the people closest to them, it helps shape the way they see themselves for years to come.

Remind them of their strengths. Acknowledge their effort, their courage, their kindness, and the way they keep trying even when things are difficult. Those moments matter more than we realise.

Children carry our words with them. The way we speak to them becomes part of their inner dialogue.

A loving, supportive home helps build resilience, the kind that allows children to handle setbacks, criticism, and challenges without losing themselves in the process.

Don’t underestimate the power of being their safe place. In a world that can sometimes make people feel small, home should be the place that reminds them who they are ❤️

Get on board! Get your tickets 🎟️✨️My husband and I have been invited to support WA Police Legacy, an incredible organis...
13/05/2026

Get on board! Get your tickets 🎟️✨️

My husband and I have been invited to support WA Police Legacy, an incredible organisation that provides welfare and ongoing support to the families of WA Police Officers who have lost their loved one.

Support is there for the partner left behind, and for the children right through until they finish full-time education.

A meaningful cause honouring those who have served our community, while ensuring their families are never left to walk alone 🚔💙👮🏽

Cyber safety for teenagers is no longer optional! It’s essential.👩🏼‍💻For the past 4.5 years, I’ve supported families and...
11/05/2026

Cyber safety for teenagers is no longer optional! It’s essential.

👩🏼‍💻For the past 4.5 years, I’ve supported families and teenagers with cyber safety awareness, reporting, online risks, emotional wellbeing, and creating safer online environments.

Some of the biggest risks facing young people online include:
• Sextortion
• Grooming and fake accounts
• Sharing intimate images
• Cyberbullying and blackmail
• Manipulation through social media, gaming, and messaging apps

Recent Australian research and news reports have highlighted growing concern across Australia around online misogyny, “manosphere” content, and the normalisation of violence, coercion, and degrading attitudes towards girls and women among some boys online.

Exposure to harmful online content influences young people’s attitudes and behaviours.

🚩 Red flags to look out for:
• Sudden secrecy around devices
• Mood changes after being online
• Panic over notifications
• Withdrawing socially or emotionally
• Excessive late-night screen use
• Talking to people they’ve never met

⚖️ Under WA and Australian law, serious legal consequences can apply to perpetrators involved in grooming, sextortion, image-based abuse, harassment, and online exploitation.

If something happens:
✔️ Save screenshots/evidence
✔️ Block and report the account
✔️ Contact police if needed
✔️ Seek emotional support early

Cyber safety means helping young people build healthy boundaries with technology, manage time online, and feel safe asking for help without fear or shame.

I provide education, parent support, and counselling for teenagers impacted by online harm, cyberbullying, exploitation, anxiety, and emotional distress connected to online experiences.

Appoinments can be as a confidential 1:1 support or with a parent/carer for support, what would make the young person most comfortable.

If you’re a parent feeling overwhelmed or unsure what to do, please reach out.

To help tackle online crime and to help keep our children safe, PLEASE SHARE.

Address

Geraldton, WA
6530

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 3pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 3pm

Telephone

+61400165564

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