Psychology

Approachable and down-to-earth practitioners to help you achieve a happy and healthy life.

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2 DAYS PER WEEK IN THE PRACTICE

On average it takes an approximately 2 days per week to complete therapy. We want you to feel confident in moving on and leave with the tools that help you live a more fulfilled life.

You may also wish to form a lasting connection with your psychologist. Others can find longer-term therapy more helpful.

WHO WE HELP

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ADULTS

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ADOLECENTS

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COUPLES

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CHILDREN

Psychology And Counseling

Anxiety, Generalised Anxiety, Panic and Phobias
Depression
Obsessions and Compulsions
Adjustment Problems
Depression
Anger Problems
Stress and Post-traumatic Stress

Bereavement Issues
Addiction issues
Relationship Issues
Cognitive-behaviour Therapy
Behaviour Therapy
Relaxation-based Procedures
Meditation-based Procedures

Assertiveness Training
Self-help therapies
Psycho-education
Workcover Approved Psychologist
Motor Accident Authority (CTP)

Psychology

PSYCHOLOGY

Approachable and down-to-earth practitioners to help you achieve a happy and healthy life.

2 DAYS PER WEEK IN THE PRACTICE

WHO WE HELP

ADULTS

ADOLECENTS

COUPLES

CHILDREN

Psychology And Counseling

“Seeing a person show up for themselves is a beautiful thing. It takes courage to stop and look at ourselves with care and honesty.

Our default ways of coping often keep us out of touch with who we really are and how we really feel.

Learning how to cultivate happiness and peace of mind is powerful and so important”