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MD (Child Psychiatry) and MB BS (Medicine) - 1982, 1972 DPM (Psychological Medicine) - 1976 FRCPsych (Psychiatry, United Kingdom) - M 1981 M Phil (Cambridge) (Medical anthropology) - 1982 FRANZCP (Psychiatry) - M 1977 |
| Australian Psychological Society |
| Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Psychiatrists |
| British Psychological Society |
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| See detail at website www.eisenbruch.com |
See detail at website www.eisenbruch.com |
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Individual, group, and family therapy since mid-1970s.
International experience at University of Cambridge, Harvard Medical School, University of Paris, as well as in Southeast Asia.
Expertise in transcultural psychiatry and psychotherapy, providing therapy in more than half a dozen languages. Experience as a medical anthropologist in therapy with people of diverse cultural, language, religious and spiritual backgrounds. |
Although there is a tendency toward psychodynamic psychotherapies, orientation is adapted according to the circumstances of each patient. |
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Outside Stop 25 on route 8 tram, eight minutes from Flinders Street station, and six minutes from South Yarra station. |
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Australian Medical Association rates. Medicare item numbers. With psychiatry, there is no annual limit on the number of sessions for which there is a rebate. Usually by February of each year in therapy, a patient reaches Medicare Safety Net. |
Typical out-of-pocket expenses on annual Medicare Safety Net are $11-12 for group therapy and $22-24 for individual session. See Medicare information about Safety Net at http://www.medicareaustralia.gov.au/public/services/msn/index.jsp |
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French, Hebrew, Portuguese |
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