Nadia Kidgell

My favourite thing about being a counsellor:

Every day, I meet the most amazing people. Many of them have gone through trauma, dealing with their mental health and often struggle to support their children with mental health concerns. I believe that these are the bravest people I have ever encountered. Being able to journey with these bold, courageous people through their struggles makes me feel incredibly fortunate.

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What is unique about me as a counsellor?

I own my mistakes, apologise when I'm wrong, and am not afraid to admit I'm still learning.

Dedicating time to personal growth ensures I continuously assemble the skills to build resistance and challenge my behaviours, attitudes, and habits. 

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What are my goals?

My goal is to ensure that people have access to mental health support. My five-year plan aims to make this possible by eliminating logistical constraints.

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Most impressive Achievements?

“We will either find a way or make one.” —Hanibal Barca

In early high school, my maths teacher suggested I drop maths; she believed I would never pass my final year. She told me that I was not smart enough to finish school. - I finished year 12 with a great result.

A career coach suggested I took up a trade and believed I would never get through uni. I finished studying with three distinctions and was awarded the most dedicated student.

My enrolment at a web design college was rejected. I managed to obtain a job where I had the opportunity to teach myself web design ( with all the HTML, CSS, and PHP coding). I later built a web design and online marketing company helping small businesses develop their online presence. 

My resistance and determination in adverse situations have contributed to my most impressive achievements. 

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One quirky fact about me?

I live with a family of pranksters.