Bronwyn Gorringe is a Social Worker, Psychotherapist and Sexologist with over a decade of experience across mental health, sexual wellbeing and women’s services.
Her work is sex-positive, trauma-informed and inclusive of gender, sexuality and relationship-diverse (GSRD) communities. She also works with neurodivergent clients, recognising that experiences of intimacy, connection and regulation may differ from neurotypical frameworks.
Through Radical Embrace, Bronwyn offers relational therapy that draws on social work, psychotherapy and sexology. She supports people to better understand themselves and their relationships by exploring the emotional, physical, relational and social contexts that shape their experiences. Rather than working towards predetermined outcomes, therapy creates space for greater awareness, choice and authenticity.
Bronwyn is a member of the Australian Association of Social Workers (AASW) and the Society of Australian Sexologists (SAS), reflecting her commitment to ethical practice, ongoing professional development and evidence-informed care.
About Bronwyn
Expertise & Specialisation
Supporting an understanding of the lasting impacts of trauma and move towards greater safety, agency and self-connection through compassionate, evidence-informed therapy.
Relationships
Working with individuals and couples to strengthen communication, navigate conflict, deepen connection and create relationships that reflect their values and needs.
Sex & Intimacy
Helping clients explore sexuality, pleasure, desire and intimacy with openness, curiosity and without judgement, recognising that these experiences evolve throughout life.
Safety
Menopause
Guiding women through the emotional, relational and sexual changes that can accompany hormonal transitions, helping make sense of shifting identities, bodies and relationships.
Education
Curtin University
Master of Sexology
University of the Sunshine Coast
Bachelor of Social Work
Gestalt Therapy Brisbane
Graduate Certificate in Gestalt Therapy
Equine Psychotherapy Institute Australia