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| Micaela Nathan Psychotherapist |
| Music has the power to transform your life. As a registered music psychotherapist, musician, composer, hypnotherapist and naturopath, I offer sessions in Guided Imagery and Music, a specialist model within the Music Therapy profession. Supporting you through times of change and personal challenge, it is an effective strategy for relieving a great range of personal and health issues, including emotional/mood disorders, life crises and relationship concerns. |
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| Milan Peters Psychotherapist, Counsellor |
| The answers we seek are not always found in thought alone. The body can also hold clues to things that have long ago passed from mind and memory. As a Therapist who values the connection between body and mind, I encourage people to explore this connection in themselves. Change within people does not have to be forced, but will come about spontaneously as the different, and often conflicting, aspects of ourselves have a chance to be expressed, deeply understood, and then allowed to integrate. |
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| Alexandra Pope Psychotherapist |
| I have an abiding sense of the sacred and that the vicissitudes of our lives are full of meaning, providing opportunities for growth and creativity. Each person sits within a larger story that of family, community and the World: political, environmental and spiritual. The personal and the global are all connected and need to be acknowledged within the therapeutic process. And I strongly believe that our individual acts towards wholeness can be a healing force for our World as well. |
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| Max Rutherford Psychologist |
| Please go to www.maxrutherford.com.au for details of my philosohpy and vision |
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| Shirley Smith Psychotherapist, Counsellor |
| Originally from California, in 1988 Shirley Smith MACA (Clinical), psychotherapist, pioneered the Co-Dependency movement in Australia. Shirley is recognised as one of Australia’s specialists in the treatment of addictions, co-dependency, relationship issues, and personal development. She is the author of Set Yourself Free, Australia’s #1 bestseller on Breaking the Cycle of Co-dependency and Compulsive Addictive Behaviour. Read our website for more info: www.SetYourselfFree.com.au |
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| Gemma Summers Psychotherapist, Counsellor |
| The process of counselling/coaching supports you in safely exploring issues and uncovering new pathways to health, happiness and fulfillment. Benefits include increased stability and confidence, enhanced wellbeing and self esteem, better habits, improved relationships, creative solutions and new life directions. A holistic approach utilises the resources of mind, body and spirit to assist in resolution. |
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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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| Jennifer Fox Psychotherapist |
| In therapeutic conversation together we map and explore whatever it is you are experiencing, both the difficulties and the seeds and strategies of change. Challenges arise, are faced and grappled with in a therapeutic climate of tender support and acceptance. Therapy is an awareness process which is emotionally demanding and strengthening. |
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| Jodie Gale Psychotherapist, Counsellor |
| Counselling and psychotherapy sessions provide a resting place from the busyness of life and a space to explore your inner and outer life, your thoughts and feelings, in an empathic, compassionate and confidential environment. We will work together gently to find the value, meaning and purpose hidden within the symptom, this frequently helps to find a sense of understanding and acceptance for oneself, consequently bringing about healing and change. |
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