My name is Dolores Corral and I am a therapist who is passionate about the counselling profession and its benefits for people of all ages and backgrounds.

I use a variety of modalities to achieve successful results for my clients, setting them free from the past and from future unwanted thoughts so they can enjoy a fulfilling present.

I hold a BA in Sociology from Macquarie University and a Graduate Diploma of Counselling from the Australian College of Applied Psychology (ACAP). I am a current member of PACFA and TASA.

My aim is to break the stigma and misconceptions of people who attend therapy by bringing simple, approachable therapeutic tools to the public in the form of talks, workshops and courses. In other words, I agree with therapist Erving Polster in that…

“Therapy is just too good to be limited to the sick.”

The name of this practice, Indalo, refers to an ancient symbol found over 4,500 years ago in the caves of the southern Iberian peninsula. Originally created to ward off evil and storms, it brought safety and protection to the people. With the passing of time it has also come to represent rejuvenation, rebirth, and hope.

We chose this symbol because it best represents this practice, a safe place where your voice can be heard, and where you will feel held and supported.

“Once you choose Hope, everything is possible”

Christopher Reeve.