Lucent Wellbeing is a wellbeing and mental health practice offering therapy, counselling, psychotherapy, coaching, and psychological support in a safe, respectful, and human way. We work with individuals across different life stages and experiences, providing culturally sensitive, evidence-informed care tailored to each person.

People come to us for many reasons, including stress, anxiety, low mood, relationship challenges, work-related concerns, life transitions, identity exploration, grief, or simply wanting a space to understand themselves better. You don’t need to be in crisis to seek support.

That’s okay. Many people start their journey without a clear label for what they’re experiencing. If you’re feeling unsure, overwhelmed, or curious about yourself, this can still be a supportive place to start.

No. You don’t need a diagnosis to start a session. Therapy, counselling, psychotherapy, and coaching can be helpful for stress, relationship difficulties, feeling stuck, self-doubt, life transitions, or when you’re simply trying to make sense of things.

Therapy, counselling, and psychotherapy focuses on emotional wellbeing, mental health concerns, and psychological patterns. It may explore past and present experiences, emotions, and relationships, and is provided by trained and qualified practitioners.

Coaching is more future-focused and goal-oriented, supporting clarity and action-taking, but it does not address mental health conditions or provide psychological treatment.

At Lucent Wellbeing, we provide therapy, counselling, psychotherapy, coaching, and psychological support.

If coaching is more suitable, we can assign you to a suitable trained and qualified coach accordingly.

• Counsellor / Therapist
  Provides talk therapy and emotional support for a wide range of life and mental health concerns. Does not prescribe medication.

• Clinical Psychologist
  Has advanced training in assessment, diagnosis, and therapy for more complex mental health conditions. Does not prescribe medication but may conduct formal assessments.

• Psychiatrist
  Is a medical doctor specialising in mental health who can diagnose conditions and prescribe medication.

Lucent Wellbeing focuses on therapy, counselling, psychotherapy, coaching, and psychological therapy.

No. Lucent Wellbeing does not prescribe medication. If medication may be beneficial, we can help guide you toward a psychiatrist or medical professional while continuing therapeutic support where appropriate.

Yes. Therapy and psychiatric care can work alongside each other. With your consent, support can be complementary.

Our practitioners are trained, supervised, registered and/or licensed (where applicable), and practise ethically in accordance to their qualifications. Each practitioner brings their own approach, lived experience, and areas of focus, while sharing a commitment to ongoing learning and client-centred care.

Choosing a practitioner is about finding the right fit. You may want to consider:

• Concern – Does the practitioner work with what you’re seeking support for?

• Language – Choose someone you can express yourself with comfortably.

• Comfort – Read profiles and notice whose style feels steady and relatable to you.

If you’re unsure, you can reach out and we’ll help guide or match you.

Yes. Fit matters in your wellbeing journey. You’re welcome to explore other practitioners or reach out to us for support with transitioning.

The first session is a space to share what brought you to therapy and what you’re hoping for. Your practitioner may ask questions to understand your context, but there’s no pressure to share everything at once. It’s also a chance to see how it feels working together.

No preparation is required. You can come as you are. It’s okay if you’re unsure what to say or where to begin.

Yes. All sessions are confidential and conducted in line with professional and ethical guidelines. There are limited exceptions required by law or safety considerations, which your practitioner will explain.

Most sessions last between 40 to 90 minutes, depending on the service. Session length is shared clearly at booking.

Yes. We offer both online and in-person sessions, depending on therapist availability and service type.

Session rates vary based on the therapist’s experience level and service type. Pricing is transparently listed on our website before booking.

We support local and international payments, including bank transfer, QR payment, and Wise (for international clients). Payment details are provided after booking.

You can book directly through our website by selecting a practitioner and available time slot. If you need help choosing, feel free to contact us.

We see child clients from 3 years old and teen clients from 13 years old. If you’re unsure which session type is suitable, you’re welcome to reach out and we’ll guide you.

• Couples therapy fees cover two people attending together.

• Family therapy fees cover one family unit attending together.

For larger or more complex arrangements, you can check with your practitioner in advance.

Yes. We also work with organisations to provide mental health, workplace wellbeing support and HRDC-claimable training. For corporate enquiries, please reach out via our contact page.