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| Dan Auerbach Psychotherapist, Counsellor |
| Sydney based professional counselling service providing treatment for psychological issues including depression, anxiety, panic, addiction, sexuality issues, relationship difficulties, eating disorder, trauma, abuse and other issues. |
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| Zsuzsa Barta Psychotherapist, Clinical Psychologist |
| My repertoire of techniques have changed and developed throughout the years but my philosophy remains the same - it doesn't really matter what techniques are applied if the therapist is competent and authentic. What brings about positive change is always the quality of the therapeutic relationship, updated knowledge and skill base of the therapist, and the active, committed involvement of the client. |
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| Julie Berg Psychologist |
| I have a practical and "down to earth" approach. I target my style and methods to the individual needs of my clients. I bring extensive experience and wisdom in assisting others with a wide range of personal and work related problems. |
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| Anthony Berrick Psychologist, Counselling Psychologist |
| Live more: Reconnect with your values, and the people you love, and create meaning and purpose in your life.
Struggle less: Learn to deal better with challenging situations and difficult thoughts and feelings, and regain control over destructive behaviours. |
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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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| Ilan Cohen Counsellor, Clinical Psychologist |
| Stressed out, feeling trapped, frustrated with getting help, can't sleep, in emotional pain, feel constantly depressed and worried, these are the feelings, the very common feelings that many people experience day after day, night after night.
In my new book called "Living Beyond Pain" I discuss ways to deal with pain and stress. I use Cognitive Behaviour Therapy, also known as CBT, which is the most researched form of therapy. |
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| Heather Firth Psychotherapist, Counsellor |
| Are you feeling irritable, frustrated, anxious, deep sadness? Are you experiencing nagging self doubt or lack of confidence? Change such as moving location or jobs; marrying or having a baby; losing or separating from someone dear to you can trigger such feelings. I can help alleviate your pain as my counselling practice in Sydney (Bondi Junction) focuses on people just like you who are suffering from stress and anxiety, depression and relationship problems. |
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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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| Jenny Friedland Psychotherapist, Clinical Psychologist |
| Jenny is a psycho-dynamically trained psychotherapist with particular interest in Object Relations and Attachment theory. She has developed a professional, compassionate style of working closely and intimately with people according to their needs and their pace. She believes that the core work of therapy is achieved through a very strong, connected therapeutic relationship. |
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| Lisa Hayes Psychotherapist, Counsellor |
| Therapy is an opportunity to experience and explore what it means to be authentic. I believe that increasing awareness of our humanity leads to a profound appreciation of our selves and each other. |
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