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Giverny is an Edwardian brick building located in Footscray, VIC, that has been serving as a tranquil space for various professionals in private practice, including psychologists, social workers, counsellors, and psychotherapists, since its establishment in 1999 by Mary Fitzgerald and Peter Carlon. The aim of Giverny is to provide a relaxed, peaceful, and supportive environment for clients seeking counselling and therapy. The name "Giverny" is inspired by the home of the renowned French impressionist Claude Monet, who lived there from 1883 until his death in 1926, creating his famous Water Lily series. By choosing this name, Mary and Peter hoped to capture the same spirit of beauty and peace that Monet embodied in his art. Generated from the website

Giverny is an Edwardian brick building located in Footscray, Victoria, serving as a space for various professionals, including psychologists, social workers, counselors, and psychotherapists, to conduct counseling and therapy sessions. Established in 1999 by Mary Fitzgerald and Peter Carlon, Giverny aims to provide a relaxed, peaceful, and supportive environment for both clients and practitioners. The name "Giverny" is inspired by the home of French impressionist Claude Monet, where he lived from 1883 until his death in 1926. This connection highlights the hope of the founders that the name would encapsulate a spirit of creativity and dedication to wellbeing, much like Monet's renowned Water Lily series, which he donated to France in 1922 as a gesture of world peace. Generated from the website