Low mood & numbness
Feeling flat, disconnected or unable to access joy even when life looks fine from the outside.
Depression Counselling Hobart
Soul Counselling — Depression Support · Hobart
Hobart depression counselling for when life feels heavy, flat or hard to keep carrying alone.
Depression counselling for people across Hobart — from the city and Sandy Bay to Glenorchy, Kingston, the eastern shore and regional Tasmania — for low mood, numbness, burnout and the deeper patterns that make life hard to meet. Sessions are held online and by phone.
Book a free 15-minute assessment → Ask a question firstPrefer to talk first? Call 0479 144 561
Five-star Google reviews
People keep saying the same thing.
One conversation in, most clients say they’ve finally been understood.
“I truly felt heard for the first time in all my life and deeply understood.”
“When I came to Christina I was drowning in darkness… now I’m finally thriving again.”
“Due to her mediumship I was able to see core issues that I wasn’t able to recognise before.”
If you are here, depression might be showing up as…
- A heavy, flat feeling that makes simple tasks feel impossible.
- Sleeping too much, not sleeping enough, or waking already exhausted.
- Pulling away from people you love because connection feels like effort.
- Feeling guilty for not being able to “just get on with it”.
- Knowing there are deeper reasons for the low mood, but not knowing how to reach them safely.
And through a long island winter, the quiet can let a low mood settle in deep.
How Christina works
Depression support that looks beneath the symptom.
The aim is not to force positivity or treat depression as a personal failure. The work is to understand what your system has been carrying, what has gone numb, and what needs care so life can begin to feel possible again.
Clinical safety
Depression is held with care, structure and psychological safety. Nothing is rushed or minimised.
Root-cause insight
Christina listens for the grief, burnout, trauma, disconnection or old pattern sitting beneath the low mood.
Gentle reconnection
Sessions support small, steady movement back towards energy, meaning, feeling and self-trust.
Go deeper
Want the deeper explanation of depression counselling?
The service page is intentionally shorter now. If you want to understand what depression counselling can feel like, from the first conversation to the deeper work underneath the heaviness, the depression blog gives you more context before booking.
Read the depression counselling blogA slower read for when you want more context before taking the next step.
What we can work through
Common depression themes.
Depression can have many layers. These are common starting points in counselling.
Burnout & exhaustion
When your body and mind have pushed for too long and your system has started to shut down.
Grief underneath depression
Old losses, life changes or unprocessed pain sitting beneath the heaviness.
Loss of meaning
Feeling disconnected from yourself, your purpose, your relationships or the life you thought you were building.
About Christina
The counsellor behind Soul Counselling.
Christina Feyes is a counsellor with training in psychology, social work and human services, and over a decade of experience supporting people through difficult life seasons, working with clients across Australia.
Her work brings together clinical knowledge, grounded counselling practice and intuitive insight, so sessions can hold both the practical and the deeper emotional or spiritual layers of what you are experiencing.
Common questions
Before you book.
If your question is not here, the free 15-minute assessment is the easiest way to ask it.
Isn’t counselling expensive?
In life everything has a price, yet we often spend on others and overlook ourselves. Counselling can look expensive on the surface, but most people attend around 6 to 12 sessions with the occasional booster afterwards — and unlike medication, it addresses the root cause rather than only the symptoms. Christina keeps her rate lower than many counsellors so it is easier to meet consistently, which makes real change more likely, and her main goal is simply to help you heal. Discounts are available for those who are genuinely financially challenged. The better question is often: how can you not afford to feel like yourself again?
Do I need a referral?
No. You can book directly. The free 15-minute assessment is a simple way to ask questions and decide whether the work feels right.
Are sessions online?
Yes. Sessions are held online and by phone for people right across Hobart — from the city and Sandy Bay to Glenorchy, Kingston, the eastern shore and regional Tasmania — so you can do the work from a private, familiar space.
Do I need to come into a Hobart clinic?
No. There is no Hobart clinic to visit. Christina works with Hobart clients online and by phone from anywhere in Australia, so there is no cross-city commute and no waiting room — just support that fits around work and family.
What if I do not know where to start?
That is completely normal. You do not need a polished story. Christina will help you begin with what is most present and work gently from there.
How many sessions will I need?
It varies. Some people feel a meaningful shift quickly; others prefer a steadier process. There is no minimum package and no pressure to continue.
What is the easiest next step?
Book the free 15-minute assessment. It is no pressure, no commitment, and gives you a chance to meet Christina before deciding.
What if I feel too flat to talk in a session?
That is welcome and common. Sessions move at your pace — some days are mostly listening and gentle questions. You do not need to arrive articulate or productive for it to help.
Does the Tasmanian winter make depression worse?
For some people, long dark days and isolation do flatten mood. Sessions can help you understand what is driving the heaviness and build steadier routines and support through the colder months.
You do not have to explain it perfectly to begin.
Start with a free 15-minute assessment and see whether Christina feels like the right person to help.
Book your free 15-minute assessment →Prefer to talk first? Call 0479 144 561
Depression support across Hobart
Cold, dark winters can give low mood more room.
Depression in Hobart can be shaped by the island’s long, cold winters, its quiet and its distance from the mainland. The same stillness that draws people here can leave a lot of space for a low mood to settle, and with local services stretched, support can be hard to reach when you most need it.
- People who feel low mood deepen through the long Tasmanian winters.
- Those isolated from mainland family and support.
- People facing long local waitlists who need help sooner.
- Anyone who has been meaning to reach out for longer than they would admit.
Sessions are held online and by phone across Hobart and all of Australia. You can also explore all Hobart counselling services.
Support on the hardest days
Help without the local waitlist.
Online sessions mean you do not have to wait months or travel far across the island for support.
Christina is a qualified counsellor with training in psychology and social work. Sessions are online from wherever you are, on the days that feel hardest, and the pace is gentle. You do not have to arrive with the energy to explain it all.