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| Jason Dixon Psychotherapist, Counsellor |
| I have been providing counselling, supervision and education in Australia, Japan and the USA. I specialise in problems relating to alcohol and other drug issues as well as a range of other life challenges.
I support individuals to gain insight and understanding about themselves and feel more in control. I help people discover ways to navigate from where they are to where they want to be and overcome obstacles that might stand in their way. |
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| Wade Jacklin Psychologist, Clinical Psychologist |
| Wade Jacklin is part of the 4life Psychology Centre, a specialist Clinical Psychology Practice. Wade has been in private practice as a Clinical Psychologist for the past eight years and has trained in a range of contemporary therapy approaches that have been proven to be effective in the treatment of emotional and relationship issues. Wade works collaboratively with his clients, assisting them to achieve improvements in their mental and emotional wellbeing, and to realsing important life goals. |
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| Lynette Jooste Psychologist |
| You have the potential for change and growth within yourself.
Your unique abilities and strengths, when allowed to flourish, can assist you to achieve your goals and improve your life.
I believe that each person is unique and that the whole person consists of body, emotions, mind, culture and spirit.
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| Nicole Kinnaird Psychotherapist, Counsellor |
| My intention is to help provide a relaxed, personal, and 'held' space for people to feel supported and able to explore 'what is happening'. I believe in the wisdom of our own knowledge, and experiences such as - symptoms, dreams and relationship issues. I deeply enjoy talking, sitting, playing and spending time with children and adults of all ages and together exploring potentialities and new ways of being. I think fun and humour are really important! |
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| Penny Lewis Counsellor, Psychologist |
| My goal is for you to feel safe, respected and accepted as we explore your concerns in a gentle, non-judgemental way. The direction of therapy is determined by your goals. I do not believe that one therapy approach fits all so I draw creatively from a range of therapy modalities. The role of a good therapist is to get you to the point where you no longer need a good therapist.
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| Peta Lilley Psychologist |
| As a psychologist I have the responsibility and training to provide respect, support and relief for those in need. I aim to facilitate each individual functioning as best they can - getting the maximum possible from life. I believe every individual has the right to receive high quality and confidential services. |
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| Peter McMahon Psychotherapist |
| Professional Caring Help in a safe Non-judgemental Environment
I use hypnosis as a psychotherapeutic tool. Hypnosis is not a therapy in itself, but rather I use hypnosis in conjunction with various approaches to help you gain insight and access that powerful reservoir of memories and resources; the subconscious. I use hypnosis to help you deal with the underlying problem not merely the symptom.
I also run group sessions for weight loss, smoking, IBS LIVE ONLINE - video-enabled and fully int
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| Meg Perkins Psychologist |
| I work with people on probation and parole, with people recently released from prison and people still in prison. Since 1991 when I first went into the old Boggo Road jail in Brisbane, I have been interested in working with the mental health issues that lead to substance abuse and through the substance abuse to offending behaviour. I am able to bulk bill most ex-prisoners as Medicare includes substance abuse in the list of mental health problems covered by the new rebates. |
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| Joanne Sargeant Psychiatrist |
| Social & Emotional Wellbeing for Children & Adolescents
"Young people are our future."
Quality Care, Confidentiality & Accessibility
My aim is to give young people the skills to meet their potential. |
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| Karen Workman Psychologist |
| I respect the body immensely. The body reveals many truths we have ‘lost’ in the labyrinth of the mind. Using body awareness we explore the core beliefs which limit us. We follow feelings, sensations, and thoughts as they are revealed in the body, we access the unknown. Making the unknown known can be creative, playful and sometimes painful too. The process is one of sharing the joy and the grief of self discovery, allowing and intention walking in each other’s shadow. |
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