We’re proud to share an important milestone for Metavision and our community of students, graduates, and educators.
The Master of Counselling & Psychotherapy (Holistic Practice) is now accredited by the Australian Counselling Association (ACA) — Australia’s largest peak body for the counselling and psychotherapy profession.
This accreditation represents a meaningful step forward in strengthening professional pathways for our students, while affirming the depth, integrity, and standards of our holistic approach to counselling education.
What is the Australian Counselling Association (ACA)?
The ACA is a not-for-profit professional organisation dedicated to advancing the counselling and psychotherapy profession in Australia.
With more than 20,000 registered counsellors and psychotherapists nationwide, and over 25 years of leadership in the field, ACA is the largest registration and professional body for counselling in Australia. It plays a key role in setting professional standards, supporting practitioner development, and advocating for ethical, effective counselling practice.
ACA accreditation signals that a program meets recognised professional benchmarks and supports graduates to enter the profession with confidence and credibility.
What ACA accreditation means for Metavision students and graduates
For our students and graduates, ACA accreditation strengthens professional recognition and supports future pathways within the counselling profession.
It means graduating from a program that:
- meets recognised professional standards
- aligns with one of Australia’s leading counselling bodies
- supports readiness for ethical, competent, and reflective practice
We’ve always believed that professional credibility and holistic depth are not mutually exclusive. Our programs are designed to integrate rigorous academic training with self-awareness, embodied learning, and trauma-informed practice.
This accreditation affirms that commitment — recognising both the academic integrity of our program and the values that underpin how we teach.
Preparing graduates to lead with depth and integrity
The future of counselling and psychotherapy calls for practitioners who are not only well-trained, but deeply grounded — able to meet complexity, trauma, and human experience with presence, care, and discernment.
Our Master of Counselling & Psychotherapy (Holistic Practice) is designed to support students to:
- develop strong clinical foundations
- cultivate self-awareness and reflective capacity
- work holistically with body, mind, spirit, and soul
- step into the profession with confidence, integrity, and purpose
ACA accreditation strengthens this foundation, positioning our graduates to contribute meaningfully to the evolving counselling landscape.
March 2026 intake now open
If you’ve been feeling called toward a more meaningful career — one that supports healing, growth, and real change — now is an ideal time to begin.
The Master of Counselling & Psychotherapy (Holistic Practice) commences on 9 March 2026, with applications now open.
This program is for those who feel drawn to work that changes lives — including their own — and who wish to practice with depth, ethics, and heart.
