Altum Accompaniment
Daily voice-message therapy that meets you in real life.
Altum Accompaniment is an asynchronous, dialogue-based form of care. You share voice messages when it suits you, and receive grounded, thoughtful responses from a dedicated mentor who walks with you day by day.
What Altum Accompaniment Is
Altum Accompaniment blends psychotherapy with a high-frequency, relationship-first rhythm. Instead of a single weekly session, you receive steady support through daily voice-message dialogue — guidance you can carry into the moments you actually live.
It is ideal for those who want an ongoing, mentor-to-mentee relationship that is practical, grounded, and spiritually attuned. Sessions are delivered through secure telehealth systems and can be shaped to align with NDIS goals where relevant.
If you have ever wished for care that is both clinically sound and genuinely personal, this is that space.
How It Works
A simple, consistent rhythm that creates safety, accountability, and deep transformation.
Start with a consult
We clarify your goals, your context, and whether this model fits your needs. You will also decide how faith integration should look for you.
Daily voice dialogue
You send short voice notes as life unfolds. Your mentor responds with insight, encouragement, and practical steps.
Integrate and grow
We connect the dots between your daily experience, your inner life, and the deeper patterns shaping your wellbeing.
Why This Works
High-frequency, relational care leads to deeper trust, faster insight, and practical change.
Real-time support
Daily dialogue keeps you connected in the moments that actually shape your decisions, not just after the fact.
Mentor-guided growth
You are not just processing problems — you are being formed and accompanied by someone who knows your story.
Integrated care
We blend evidence-based psychology with Christian anthropology so your spiritual life and mental health stay aligned.
Who It Is For
Altum Accompaniment is for people who want consistent support, not just occasional appointments.
This is for busy leaders and parents who need meaningful support without more appointments on the calendar, for people in transition or burnout who need steady guidance, and for clients who want therapy that honours faith, meaning, and conscience.
FAQ
What happens in a free consultation?
A free consultation is a short, informal conversation where we listen to what you need and answer your questions. It is not a therapy session — just a chance to see whether this model is the right fit.
How is Altum Accompaniment delivered?
Support is delivered through secure telehealth systems with asynchronous voice-message dialogue. You share voice notes as life happens, and receive thoughtful responses from your mentor.
How is this different from weekly therapy?
Instead of waiting a week between sessions, you receive steady, high‑frequency support that meets you in real time. It brings guidance into the moments you actually live.
Is this NDIS compatible?
Yes. The format can be structured to align with NDIS categories such as Improved Daily Living and Assistance with Daily Life, where appropriate.
Do I need to be Catholic to participate?
No. Faith integration is always respectful and tailored to your preferences. We can integrate faith deeply or keep sessions primarily psychological — your values guide the approach.