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| Muriel Cooper Psychologist |
| I specialise in stress, anxiety and depression as well as general psychology, life coaching and hypnotherapy, for personal issues and relationships. I have been a counsellor and psychologist for 17 years and firmly believe in the value of a strong client/therapist relationship to resolve problems and reach goals. I am convinced that with appropriate support and encouragement, happiness and contentment in life can be achieved. |
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| Graham Cox Psychologist |
| Graham is a psychologist who has worked in a number of community agencies and organisations, in a variety of positions. He now works in private practice with adults and adolescents who are affected by a wide range of presenting issues.
Graham provides a caring practice that allows people to explore their concerns in an accepting and supportive environment. Counselling with Graham offers the opportunity to develop more effective ways of managing overwhelming feelings. |
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| Simon Crisp Psychologist |
| I aim for collaborative relationships with my clients and to develop practical, realistic and meaningful goals to work on. I adapt my approach to the client's needs, ensure that I listen to each person's experience, and understand their world as they see it. My style is to have fun with my clients and help them like themselves more. A sense of adventure and discovery are crucial for everyone and I encourage people to learn to take more risks and go boldly through life. See my website for more. |
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| Linda Edwards Psychologist |
| Overcoming my difficulties with the aid of ‘exceptional’ helpers has inspired my clients with the confidence & courage to do the same. Through genuineness, empathy & acceptance, I try to provide brief, effective, affordable help in a caring safe, gentle & supportive environment. I support people in helping themselves. Using a life coaching approach, I teach powerful and effective self-help techniques for dealing with relationship, personal and business challenges. |
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| Jenny Goldsmith Psychologist |
| Regardless of what brings people to therapy/counselling, the ultimate goal is for them to leave with an enhanced understanding of who they are and what are their capabilities. |
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| James Hands Psychologist |
| In my work with men, women and couples, I am committed to helping them understand, face and resolve long-standing difficulties. As part of this supportive process, I recognize and encourage each person's innate ability to identify and heal their wounds, and develop to their full potential.
*NEW LOCATION ADDED* Hawthorn- Level 1, 821 Glenferrie Road, Hawthorn VIC 3122 (near Barkers Road). |
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| Emma Lund Psychologist |
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Providing contemporary client-centred services based on a scientific foundation. |
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| Sarah McGregor Psychotherapist, Psychologist |
| Central to my work is a belief that each person has their own resources that serve as foundations for recovery. I have a particular interest in body awareness throughout the therapeutic process. I work to facilitate a collaborative journey towards a healthy and full life. |
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| Mandy Peyton Psychologist |
| The principles that form the core of my therapeutic approach include an abiding respect for the uniqueness of each person, and for the vulnerabilities that are courageously explored in therapy; that we each hold within us a wisdom for creating our own well-being that we need to become reacquainted with; that each individual holds primary responsibility for their progress, and I act as a guide in that journey. |
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| Lyn Shand Psychologist |
| The values that guide my work include: an orientation to fostering personal growth, compassionate understanding, and respect for the spiritual journey that a client may be making, regardless of spiritual orientation. Rather than treating you, I work with you to achieve your goals. |
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