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| Rod McClure Psychotherapist, Counsellor |
| Too often we forget to nourish ourselves, by being too busy, working, seeing that everyone else is ok we neglect our own essential needs, by putting "me" aside, until it is too late, we realise this is just all too hard, "I am just so unhappy", or confused, disillusioned, hurt or angry. We listen to you with an open heart, we hear you without judgement, there is no right or wrong, we listen to uncover the cause of your anguish, to find new ways for you to understand why you hurt.
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| Alexandra Pope Psychotherapist |
| I have an abiding sense of the sacred and that the vicissitudes of our lives are full of meaning, providing opportunities for growth and creativity. Each person sits within a larger story that of family, community and the World: political, environmental and spiritual. The personal and the global are all connected and need to be acknowledged within the therapeutic process. And I strongly believe that our individual acts towards wholeness can be a healing force for our World as well. |
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| Alison Waugh Coach, Psychologist |
| Good health and personal development have been the underlying themes of my working life. A Psychologist with advanced psychotherapeutic training in EMDR, recent postgraduate training at the University of Sydney in the Psychology of Coaching as well as registration as a nurse I enjoy working with people to achieve their personal, work and health goals. My background enables me to customise the approach/es most useful and relevant to my client; flexibility is a feature of my approach. |
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| Julian Zanelli Psychotherapist |
| My vision is that psychological wellbeing can be attained and built on once we come to terms with who we are and with those events of our lives that have helped shape us. Change happens when you create a deep acceptance of yourself and your life. Therapy can help transform difficult issues and problematic states of mind allowing more freedom, fresh perspectives and more aliveness. Good therapy offers the chance to transform a person, not simply change a behaviour. |
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| Kristine Braaten Psychotherapist, Counsellor |
| Therapy can help us to connect with our current experience, to harness this energy to move into clarity and growth. Even when we don’t understand what is happening with us, there is a deeper wisdom that, when accessed, will liberate us to find the clarity, energy and creativity that we crave. My vision for this process with you is one which is nurturing, joyous, energetic and solutions oriented. |
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| Stefan Durlach Psychotherapist, Counselling Psychologist |
| I believe each person has needs in accord with their unique circumstances, history, and emotional, psychological and spiritual make-up. I see the therapeutic space as a relational soul-space, in which we can be listened to and understood as a unique individual – where we can share our concerns and make meaning of our experience without being judged. This ultimately leads to greater self-awareness and ease with oneself and others. |
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| Suzanne Foxon Psychotherapist, Counsellor |
| Our lives today are busier and more demanding than ever. At times, everyone experiences various forms of distress that we are able to work through. Yet sometimes these feelings do not go away or become so overwhelming, we struggle to cope. This is when I can help. I work with people who have reached a point where they want something to change. In a respectful, supportive and understanding environment, I provide an opportunity for you to express your thoughts and feelings, and to feel heard. |
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