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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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| Romana Bowd Psychotherapist, Psychologist |
| Romana is a private practicing psychologist who has previously worked in hospitals, community mental health and corrective services. She has also had the pleasure of working with Lifeline as a phone counselor and group leader. These experiences have enriched her ability to understand the needs of her clients who come from all walks of life. She is also currently undertaking her PhD in developing a communication training module for health professionals working in an e-health environment. |
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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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| Elizabeth King Psychotherapist, Psychologist |
| Within us all there lies a drive to develop and move forward - at times emotional conflicts and stresses interrupt that process. Whether these interruptions are leftover from early experiences, or responses to situational crises, psychotherapy can be a useful tool in addressing such blocks. |
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| Michele Lindsay Psychotherapist, Counsellor |
| I believe that when we fully accept ourselves...then we can begin to change.
Being lesbian I know how it feels to be 'different'. I am drawn to a therapeutic approach which pays attention to social, political and cultural contexts. As your counsellor I want to help you separate yourself from the dominant stories you have internalised and create your own alternative life story. I believe that you are the expert in your lived experience and therefore the author of your own life story. |
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| Michelle McClintock Psychologist |
| To create real and lasting change; to uncover wisdom rather than impose opinion; to facilitate transformation through awareness, attention and acceptance; to help you unfold body symptoms, addictions, dreams, conflicts, world issues, or any problematic or painful experience, knowing that these are all doorways to strength, meaning, passion and understanding; and finally, to be an ally in your process of healing, growth and change. |
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