Bec Combs Gestalt Therapist

Hi, I’m Bec Combs,

I’m a psychotherapist and counsellor with a Masters in Gestalt Therapy. I am a registered member of PACFA and GANZ, and I bring to my work a deep respect for the uniqueness of each individual’s journey.

My Journey

Before stepping into the therapy room, my background was as a drum and dance facilitator, where for many years I worked with schools, organisations, councils, and community groups. Drum and dance are inherently about connection and community, they bring people together in rhythm, movement, and shared experience. Through this work, I witnessed the power of movement and somatic practices to release tension, restore vitality, and reconnect people to themselves and each other. It showed me, again and again, how essential contact, belonging, and embodied expression are to human wellbeing. It also highlighted the role of community connection in the recovery journey of mental health, where being seen, heard, and supported can be profoundly healing. These learnings continue to shape my therapeutic practice today, where I value creating safe, compassionate spaces that allow genuine contact and relationship to unfold.

Alongside this, I have worked in the mental health sector, supporting individuals through crisis, breakdown, and recovery. I have facilitated mindfulness groups and hold a strong personal practice in meditation, rhythm, and connecting with nature. I have also completed two years of study in medical intuition, a training that continues to influence and deepen my interest in how trauma lives in the body and how it can manifest through illness and dis-ease.

I now live in Maleny, on a beautiful property with my husband and our three children. I feel grateful to offer therapy that is embodied, relational, and grounded in compassion, supporting people to reconnect with themselves, nurture resilience, and move toward greater healing and wholeness.

I welcome individuals who are seeking support with life transitions, mental health challenges, trauma recovery, or simply a deeper connection with themselves and others.