Kate Beckwith
Social Worker AMHSW
Diverge Emerge Holistic Therapy
South Morange VIC 3083
In Person + Telehealth
Philosophy & Vision
Diverge Emerge Holistic Psychotherapy provides supportive counselling for adolescents and adults who seek an inclusive and non-judgemental space to explore psychological challenges and self-growth.
Diverge Emerge Holistic Psychotherapy is owned and run by Kate Beckwith (she/her), an Accredited Mental Health Social worker with 5 years experience working in clinical mental health settings. Kate aims to provide neuro-affirming, queer-affirming, sexuality and gender-informed, humanistic therapy. Kate has a formal diagnosis of AuDHD and brings lived experience to the therapeutic space.
Kate has a soft, low-lit, neuro-affirming counselling space in South Morang located within the health precinct at 855 Plenty road, South Morang.
VALUES: Body positive, queer and gender affirming, neuroaffirming, disability accepting, polyam friendly.
Mental health care plan rebates available.
Services
Diverge Emerge Holistic Therapy provides neuro-affirming, non-judgemental trauma-informed counselling by telehealth video consultation Australia wide. Diverge Emerge Holistic Therapy is run and owned by Kate Beckwith, an accredited Mental Health Social Worker with 5 years experience in mental health.
Kate utiises a bio-psycho-social-spiritual model where clients can explore their personal challenges and growth. Kate has worked with people from many walks of life and aims to build strong client and therapist connection, so people can feel able to do the personal work they need to overcome challenges and feel seen, understood and heard.
Quality Provision
As a professional, Kate has worked with many survivors of family violence, abuse and trauma and work in a trauma-informed, collaborative and goal-centred way that builds mental health literacy so that clients can hopefully name and describe the approaches being used. Kate is also able to bring in tools and resources that affirm neurodiverse brain-bodies so that people can explore their neurotype and find their strengths.
Areas of Interest
Accreditations
- Master of Social Work - 2020 - RMIT
Modalities
ACT - CBT - Compassion-Focused Therapy - Conversational Model - Experiential - Holistic - Inner Child - Interpersonal - Mindfulness - Motivational Interviewing - Person Centred - Solution Oriented - Strengths-Based - Trauma-Informed
Professional Associations
- Australian Association of Social Workers
Practice Locations
855 Plenty road
VIC 3083
Appointments
Current availability: Mondays and Thursdays.
Fees & Insurance
A free 15 minute discovery call to determine if there is a good client-therapist fit.
Full fee- $200
Concession- $180 (part-time, student, DSP, unemployed)
Mental Health Care Plan eligible.
Payment Options
Transfer to be completed before appointment.
Contact Kate
Please contact me to book a 15 minute free initial consult
A conversation with Kate Beckwith
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I wanted to contribute to society in a positive way. Social work seemed to have a strong values base grounded in social justice and human rights. I find working with people on their well-being rewarding and enjoy seeing people grow and make progress. I also had good experiences in therapy and it made a really positive impact on my life. I'd like to offer the same.
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Humanism, Jungian, mindfulness and compassion based, social justice, body liberation, neuroqueer theory.
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Life adjustments, body image, neurodiversity including ADHD and Autism. Anxiety, grief, confidence and self-esteem challenges. Communication challenges. Sexuality, gender, lifestyles such as polyam and kink.
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CBT, ACT, CFT, person-centred, humanistic, skills training, psychoeducation, activity scheduling, routine building, communication skills development.
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When the client shows up for themselves and starts doing the work.
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I have built understanding of myself. I have developed healthy boundaries. I have ended toxic relationships and developed new healthy and fulfilling ones. I have learned to understand my neurotype and what my strengths are as a human. This led to me becoming a social worker and counsellor.
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I like seeing people grow into themselves, develop confidence and make steps into their recovery. I like seeing people find their own insights in a supported space. I also like the knowledge and skills development I get as a professional because mental health is such a vast knowledge base and there are always things to learn and develop, so it stimulates my brain in a positive way.
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Yes, frequently.
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Enonomic inequality.
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Unmasking Autism by Devon Price.