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Diploma of Somatic Psychotherapy - 2011
Diploma of Teaching - 1975
Graduate Diploma of Educational Studies - 1984
Australian Somatic Psychotherapy Association
   
Individual psychotherapy - face-to-face, Skype or telephone
Japanese-speakers welcome
Counselling
Mentoring
Coaching
As a member of the Australian Somatic Psychotherapy Association, I am committed to undertaking ongoing personal and professional development, including regular clinical supervision of my work. I practice in accordance with the stringent ethical guidelines of this association.
   
I have been assisting people on their personal journeys of self-tranformation, with a variety of issues for the past 8 years, with wonderful results. I have also been a high school teacher for over 30 years and with empathy and compassion, have enabled many students to be the best that they can be and to transform the quality of their lives. Having been trained as a somatic psychotherapist, I believe that the body is an integral part of our being, and cannot be separated from the mind. From my training, I also incorporate the latest developments in neurobiology, human developmental theory, attachment theory, trauma theory, selfpsychology and intersubjectivity. I also use mindfulness-based practices.
   
Monday (Dee Why only) all day
Tuesday - Thursday 9am - 12 noon (Crows Nest) or Dee Why (afternoons)
Friday 10 am - 8pm (Crows Nest or Dee Why)
Saturday 9am - 5pm (Crows Nest or Dee Why)
Crows Nest:
Street parking
Council car parks
Buses along Pacific Highway
Train to St Leonards station, then 5 minute walk

Dee Why:
street parking
buses along Pittwater Road or Fisher Road
Warringah Council carpark is a 3 minute walk
   
$100 for 60 minute session

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