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Counselling Service
Ground Floor,
Horace Lamb Building
North Terrace Campus
THE UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE
SA 5005
AUSTRALIA
Email

Telephone: +618 8313 5663
Facsimile: +618 8313 6463

Our Counselling team

The University counselling team comprises professional counsellors who are either psychologists or social workers with extensive counselling experience. All counsellors are able to discuss your concerns with professional compassion and where necessary, we will endeavour to arrange specific support for you if required.

We have male and female counsellors and you are invited to specify your preference. Feel free to talk directly with your counsellor if you would like more information about their professional background.

The best way to reach our counselling team is by phoning us (+61 8) 8313 5663.

Counsellors

Greg Smith (Student Counsellor)
Katy Perisic (Student Counsellor)
Mark O'Donoghue (Student Counsellor)
Susan Howard (Student Counsellor)
Vicki McCoy (Student Counsellor)
Jane Turner Goldsmith (Student Counsellor) 

Adminstrative Support

Jasneet Anand  (Student Support Officer - Counselling)
Vanessa Gouveia (Student Support Officer - Counselling & Disability)

Roseworthy

Sally Polkinghorne (Roseworthy Student Support Advisor)

Manager

Colleen Lewig (Manager: Counselling, Disability and Elite Athlete Service)

 
Student Testimonial

“The counsellor and the staff were really friendly and everyone made me feel important, not junk. They listen carefully and they know what they are talking about.”

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ed in advanced catered for different needs. In the drop-in the counsellors got straight to the point and tried to help deal with the immediate issues, while the appointments booked in advanced not only dealt with a few of the immediate problems but also the long term underlying problems. The Counsellors did not make me feel that my problems were pathetic or not important – no matter how small they would have appeared to other people.”