About White Wolf

(re)Connect

Together, we’ll explore and embrace the duality within, recognising that opposing qualities like strength and vulnerability can coexist and enrich your journey toward self-compassion and growth.

About White Wolf

(re)Connect

Together, we’ll explore and embrace the duality within, recognising that opposing qualities like strength and vulnerability can coexist and enrich your journey toward self-compassion and growth.

My Approach

My Approach

To provide a space where you feel valued and in control of your path. My approach is grounded in person-centred practices, blending art and narrative therapy principles that put your voice at the heart of the work.

Together, we’ll explore your experiences, creating a space to foster self-compassion. I offer support as you find your rhythm to thrive in a way that feels true to you.

Some things take time
Some things take time
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About

About

White Wolf is a solo practice, created by Wendy Gergos, after witnessing how traditional mental health services often (re)traumatise and pathologise those seeking support. She offers a compassionate space for women, young people, neurodiverse and LGBTQIA+ individuals to navigate trauma, personal growth or life’s challenges.

With a background in art therapy and trauma counselling, Wendy specialises in working with those impacted by domestic, family, and sexual violence and mental illness. She also provides a welcoming space for NDIS participants and anyone seeking healing.

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About Me (She/Her)

“I’m a counsellor and art therapist with a background in mental health and a passion for trauma-informed, client-centred practice. I create a safe space for those seeking healing and support.

My approach weaves together narrative therapy, feminist principles, and art-based techniques to help you reclaim your story, honour your experiences, and connect with your strengths. I believe that healing is rooted in connection, self-compassion, and empowerment. Outside my practice, I unwind in nature, practice meditation, and cultivate self-compassion, tools I value personally and share with clients to support holistic well-being on their journey toward a life that feels authentic and whole.”

– Wendy Gergos

Qualifications

Master of Social Work (Qualifying) (MSW(Q)) at University of Wollongong:
Study that covers social change, advocacy, and support for marginalised and disadvantaged individuals, families, and communities.

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Bachelor of Arts Psychotherapy (BAP) at Ikon Institute of Australia:
Study in Psychotherapy that uses the underlying principles and concepts of arts therapy.

Licenses & certifications