
At Holistic Care Counselling & Advocacy, we are pleased to introduce Roselani, a valued member of our team supporting young people and families with care, professionalism and compassion.
Roselani holds a Diploma of Youth Work and a Diploma of Business, with experience supporting people with disabilities through employment services, as well as roles in hospital and children’s program settings. Roselani holds current NDIS Worker Screening (Yellow Card), Blue Card, and First Aid certification, and is committed to providing safe, trauma-informed and person-centred support.

Linda Awramenko West is the founder of Holistic Care Counselling & Advocacy and a qualified counsellor, youth worker, and advocate providing trauma-informed, person-centred support across Brisbane and the Redlands Bayside region.
Linda is PRODA registered and NDIS-approved, working with self-managed and plan-managed participants. She brings a compassionate, strengths-based approach to her work, supporting individuals, families, and young people to build resilience, navigate complex challenges, and access the supports they need to move forward with confidence and care.

Emma brings over 20 years of experience in Beauty Therapy and is passionate about supporting confidence, wellbeing, and practical self-care through simple, realistic everyday approaches.
With a warm and encouraging style, she helps individuals understand that self-care is not about appearance — it is about wellbeing, self-respect, and learning practical habits that support confidence from the inside out.
Sessions may include practical guidance around healthy routines, hygiene, skincare basics, self-care practices, and confidence-building within a safe and supportive environment.
Areas of focus may include:
• Confidence & Self-Care Workshops
• Healthy Habits & Wellbeing Activities
• Practical Self-Care Support
• Everyday Wellbeing Skills
Emma holds a Diploma in Beauty Therapy, a current Blue Card and is committed to contributing to strengths-based, supportive programs that encourage confidence, resilience, and personal well-being.
Everyone deserves to feel safe, respected and accepted. A welcoming and inclusive space is created where diversity is valued, and every person is treated with dignity. Young people and families of all cultures, backgrounds, faith's, abilities, sexual orientations and gender identities are welcomed and supported.
We acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the land on which we work and meet, and pay our respects to Elders past, prsent and emerging. We recognise the continuing connection of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples to land, culture and community.
The safety and wellbeing of children and young people is our highest priority. We follow child-safe standards, supervision requirements and safeguarding practices to ensure every young person is protected, respected and supported while participating in our programs.