We are focused on guiding neurodiverse children and families overcome challenges, including PTSD, trauma, anxiety, relationships, self-esteem, decision paralysis, and more.
I meet, guide and support my client where they are at; not where I think they should be.
I support parents struggling with the impact of assessments, reporting, and NDIS application.
I provide psycho-education for early childhood development and parenting challenges.
Oaktree Coaching is a neuro-affirming, LGBQTIA welcoming, all inclusive space for anyone who needs it.
Oaktree Coaching is run and managed by Kim Savige, who is a Neurodiverse Family Support Specialist and NLP Practitioner. Kim believe that everyone has capacity to grow; all they need to access their innate abilities is the right support, such as:
Whilst the main focus of my work at Oaktree is neurodiverse children and families, I can work with a range of people and challenges to fill the gap during waiting periods for other professionals such as pediatricians, OT, speech therapists, and others.
With practical counselling sessions, you set the pace and learn skills that work outside the therapeutic space.
Hypnotherapy is a useful tool for deep growth work.
NLP allows me to ask questions and reframe things to help change a client’s perspective.
At Oaktree Coaching, my utmost priority is to provide each of my clients with a safe space, where they can be their authentic selves and express emotions without judgement or being told what to do.
Everyone has capacity to grow, sometimes they just need some support to access those innate abilities.
High level skill and knowledge related to the impacts of trauma, including school trauma, ADHD and autism.
I love creating spaces where people feel in control of their own healing and growth. I will work closely with other providers to ensure you are receiving the right support for your unique situation.
Oak trees are symbols of wisdom, inner strength, knowledge and integrity. The oak can withstand almost anything and still thrive. In mythology the oak was seen as a portal to other worlds, and providing shade, medicinal properties and sturdy building materials. Its strong network of roots keep it grounded, while its branches explore above. If we are able to think of ourselves as the root system for our children, supporting them and keeping their hearts and souls nourished while they explore the world, we will be better able to let them flourish.
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