Mrs Rosemary Qummouh is a social worker based in Auburn, NSW. She works out of Shop 21, 20-22 Hall Street, Auburn NSW 2144.
Rosemary provides practical support for people going through tough times. Her work often centres on mental health, stress, and the day-to-day things that can make life feel overwhelming. She also helps when family, relationships, or life changes are affecting wellbeing. In many cases, people come in looking for a calm place to talk and a clear next step.
Her appointments can include counselling sessions and mental health assessments. Depending on what’s going on, she may help with planning short-term support, and then looking at what longer-term help could look like. At times, the focus is simply on sorting out what you need most right now, and making sure you’re not doing everything alone.
Rosemary also helps people connect with the right services. That can mean support group referrals, or pointing you to community resources that fit your situation. She understands that support systems can be confusing, especially when you’re already dealing with mental health concerns, housing stress, or other pressure in daily life.
Some people use her service while they’re waiting for other supports. Others reach out because they want a more steady, ongoing plan. Over time, she aims to make the support process feel more manageable, with small, realistic steps rather than big promises. Support group options can be part of that too, as many people find it helpful to be around others who get what they’re going through.
While her role is not about replacing medical care, it does sit alongside it. She can help people prepare for conversations, understand what different services do, and organise the next steps after appointments. This can be especially useful when there are multiple services involved and it’s hard to keep track.
Rosemary’s sessions are designed to be respectful and grounded. People don’t always have to explain everything at once. She listens first, then works with you on what support would be most helpful. If you’re feeling stuck, anxious, low, or just run down, she can help you find clearer direction and safer support pathways.