Bunyarra Wellbeing Co and CS Energy are working together to provide wellbeing supports for their people. These confidential sessions are available to any team members who wish to discuss either personal or professionals issues.
To make a booking, click the relevant site/session buttons below to expand the booking form. Then select a day from the accompanying calendar (available dates in blue), select from the available time slots and complete the booking form. Please include your mobile number to ensure communication can be made in the event of any unforeseen circumstances. An appointment reminder will also be sent to this mobile number prior to your session. If the listed times prove unsuitable, other session times may be organised by calling Bunyarra on 1300 842 500 or completing the Contact Us form at the bottom of the page
Most telehealth availability is sourced from practitioner’s times when already onsite across CS locations.
Refer to the above schedule of onsite visits for practitioner Telehealth coverage.
Michael Sanford walked away from a full-time job in 2019 to tackle a major crisis overwhelming the South Burnett region of south-east Queensland – suicide. The Burnett local area records the second highest suicide rate in Australia. As a former local youth worker, Michael had seen the ongoing gaps in mental health services and the need to address them. He founded Bunyarra Wellbeing Co and immediately began to tackle how both communities and workplaces talk about and responds to mental health and suicide.
Kristy was inspired by personal experiences and a curiosity about human behaviour to pursue a career in counselling. Kristy provides a safe and confidential space for individuals to express their concerns and assist them in navigating these issues to achieve their goals using a person-centred approach. Outside of counselling, Kristy enjoys surfing, sunsets with her dog (Ralphy) and sharing a glass of red wine and blue cheese among friends.
After many years in education, providing a counselling service to schools, Narelle became frustrated with the reactive approach to mental health and wellbeing. She focused on developing a range of student and staff wellbeing programs to assist people to develop the skills needed to improve their general wellbeing as well as the tools to cope with the many challenges of life. Narelle has now extended these programs to the community and workplace through Bunyarra.
Orin is a Brisbane-based counsellor who lives in Ferny Grove with his wife and two young sons (11 and 12). He became a counsellor as he wanted to support people who were struggling with their mental health. He finds great satisfaction in watching people develop the ability to help themselves from within. In his spare time, Orin enjoys photography – with experience in wedding and commercial photography.