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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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| Adam Fitzpatrick Counsellor, Psychologist |
| The reasons people seek counselling vary greatly. Some may have a specific problem they would like to resolve, whilst others are interested in exploring their life's journey to understand who they are or how they would like to be. Whatever your goal, drawing on years of experience in a variety of approaches, I create an understanding and supportive environment to assist your psychological and emotional growth. Services are covered by Medicare and Health Fund Rebates. |
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| Sue Hawkins Counsellor |
| In the area of Perinatal Care (Ante and Post Natal Care) to provide women with the practical and psychological resources they require to enjoy their babies and to feel safe and supported in the community in which they live.
The same applies in the area of aged care.
To ensure as far as possible that outcomes are realistic and achieveable. |
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| Louise Kramer Clinical Psychologist |
| Louise's approach is caring, sensitive to your individual needs and based on methods found to be effective by independent research such as cognitive behaviour therapy. Louise works with adults, children and families for help with a range of issues including anxiety, depression, relationships, stress, parenting, child behaviour and other problems. Registered Medicare provider as a Clinical Psychologist. |
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| Tessa Marshall Psychotherapist, Counsellor |
| Tessa Marshall of Health Services Counselling is at St Ives and Wahroonga in Sydney. She can help you or someone you know who is struggling with reduced enjoyment of life and offers a pragmatic, caring and confidential approach. “As a professional counselor my approach is to help you to work things through, see options more clearly and gain better perspective. Having someone impartial, who will listen non-judgementally, outside of your family and friends, can often give you peace of mind.” |
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| Martine Prunty Counsellor, Clinical Psychologist |
| Martine works with respect and compassion for her clients, allowing them to feel safe in sharing their experiences. She has a warm, empathic approach in helping clients to gain insight about their emotional difficulties to explore more helpful ways of managing these. Martine uses models of treatment which have been shown by research to be most effective for treating specific presenting problems. |
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| Val Sutton Psychologist |
| I focus on identifying and building strengths as a way to overcome barriers to achieving fulfillment in life and work. I am trained in a variety of techniques, and find that it is the therapeutic relationship and the belief in the process that achieves desired outcomes. I work in a collaborative way with whatever you bring into therapy and focus on solutions. |
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| Stephanie Thompson Counselling Psychologist, Organisational Psychologist |
| I use a positive, solution-focused approach which I call ‘Therapeutic Coaching’. This model is particularly enjoyable, empowering & effective because it progresses you toward solutions here & now. It deeply respects your intelligence, personal perspectives & experience. By contrast, many common 'therapies' involve lots of listening but few solutions, or lengthy psychoanalysis. My experience is that this too often isn’t helpful. I also use nutritional interventions. Medicare rebates available. |
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| Karin Attewell Psychologist |
| I believe that counselling is about providing a safe, supportive and confidential environment to explore your very personal and often painful concerns and psychological distress. It requires a relationship of trust, sensitivity and compassion. My aim is to help you find insight into your unique approach to life, relationships and problems. A collaborative exploration of your inner strengths to find a path forward, realistic solutions and an attitude of acceptance of what cant be changed. |
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