About Me

Hello, My name is Isha Knill

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I was born in Zimbabwe and loved growing up surrounded by the diversity and richness of life unique to Africa.  However, sadly due to the political upheaval my husband and I experienced, we had to make the hard decision to leave our homeland and start a new life for ourselves and our young family in Australia.

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Carving out a new life in Australia has been full of ups and downs, sometimes more downs than ups!  These experiences have helped me to understand what it’s like to be unhappy, to grieve, to feel confused/overwhelmed and lost. Unsure of what steps to take or how to move forward. I also understand how to find joy again, even when it sometimes feels impossible.  I have always had a strong sense of empathy and compassion towards others, wanting to help them live their best life, but my life journey has enhanced this wish.   

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All my life I have had a deep curiosity about people, I’m naturally drawn to them, I love to connect, hear their stories and learn about them and their life experiences.  It’s this love of people, coupled with my unusual and often challenging life experience that led me to the helping profession.

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Over the years I have developed a wide range of experience in the helping field with a particular interest in relationships. I feel privileged to assist people to experience living their best relationship, whether this is with themselves or the relationships they share with other people.

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I have worked in people management, team development, culture development, conflict management/resolution, system theory, couples counselling, families, business partnerships and individual work. Assisting you to have a positive impact in your life and within your relationship is truly fulfilling. I am grateful for your trust and feel blessed to be part of your journey. That said, I know talking to someone can be a bit daunting, so I offer a free 15-minute phone consultation to help you to decide if I am the right person to help. I look forward to supporting you as an individual or as a couple.

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