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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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| Saemi Baba Counsellor |
| My conviction is that every person is blessed with a multitude of gifts and talents. The potential is always there, waiting to be awakened. The cue may come as a perplexing coincidence or an exciting encounter. Or it may be presented through a difficult situation. Whatever form it may take, what we do with the experience in this moment of our journey is what matters. As we take our individual steps, we also touch upon the lives of others and contribute to the direction of our collective future. |
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| Neil Bartlett Psychotherapist, Counsellor |
| Above all, its important to create a safe, confidential and supportive environment where individuals are given the opportunity to explore their inner conflicts and tensions. Assisting the individual to clarify and express their concerns, broadens awareness, sharpens resilience and secures a potential understanding. The difficulties we encounter and the crossroads we arrive at are often springboards to improve our quality of life, we only need to risk our present way of looking at them. |
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| Kristen Bayliss Psychologist |
| A world where people understand each other and see individual differences as strengths rather than a cause for conflict and that through this, groups and individuals can achieve their full potential. We assist our clients to understand themselves and accept individual differences and communication styles through counselling, consulting and coaching groups or individuals, whether families, couples, work or volunteer teams. |
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| David Bridges Relationship Therapist, Counsellor |
| David's specialty is Relationship and Individual Counselling.
David specialises in: marriage, relationships, couples, families, individuals, managing anger & emotions, communication, affairs, abuse, family violence, addictions, major life changes and clinical supervision. |
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| Sally Brooks Psychotherapist |
| I believe that within every individual are the resources to enhance his or her wellbeing and enjoy more contentment in life. Often accessing these resources alone is difficult and can best be accomplished with the support of an experienced and committed therapist. Someone who will not push from behind nor pull from in front but who will walk beside to support the emergence of new ways of being in the world. |
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| John Carroll Counsellor |
| John offers individual and couple counselling, life coaching and lifeskills education programmes. |
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| Judy Christian Psychologist |
| As a Christian my beliefs form the foundation of my work, but I am sensitive to the need for people to solve problems within their own framework of beliefs. I believe that my role is to help you find the answers within yourself - to identify your strengths and learn strategies to build on those. I usually find that clients have a lot more resources within themselves than they initially think, and I aim to help them develop the confidence to continue problem solving without my help! |
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| Stewart Clarke Psychotherapist, Counsellor |
| I am committed to working with individuals and groups in order to achieve sustainable change based on a foundation of new understandings and felt experience. I bring to the work a spirit of curiosity, collaboration, respect, solid theoretical knowledge and extensive professional and personal experience. |
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| Tash Dakos Clinical Psychologist |
| It can be a difficult first step to contact a therapist. Finding someone you feel comfortable and confident with, becomes the next challenge.
Trust, respect and understanding will underpin the therapeutic relationship with Tash. She will relate to you with ease and professionalism. You will always be informed, consulted and treated with care and consideration. |
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