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| Soraiya Gilmour Counsellor |
| We live in relationship with ourselves with others & in this world. We thrive, we heal, we grow in relationship. Yet life continually challenges us to renegotiate our relationships. The therapy partnership I offer is founded on wisdom of existential therapy, practice of mindfulness & on faith in change inspired by neuroscience. I will help you reconnect with your inner knowledge, open new possibilities with an improved sense of self & gently support you to reclaim responsibility for life choices |
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| Kenny Glassman Psychologist |
| "The significant problems we face cannot be solved at the same level of thinking we were at when we created them." - Albert Einstein.
Distorted perceptions and misguided strategies underlie most of our emotional difficulties. An overriding focus in all of my work is dealing with those learned patterns of thinking and emotion that interfere with the ability to successfully navigate life and genuinely connect with self and others.
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| Joanne Greenwood Psychologist |
| My aim is to promote your health, wellbeing, and sense of personal empowerment with practical, individually tailored counselling and therapy. Whether you are trying to deal with particular problems, or simply wish to make changes in your life to feel more fulfilled, therapy can be a powerful tool to assist you with your goals. |
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| Sue Gynther Counselling Psychologist |
| I like to work in an egalitarian way with clients, using mutual input and insight, empowering individuals to take charge of their lives and begin to live them in ways they would find happier and more fulfilling. |
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| Jenetta Haim Counsellor |
| Good health is about education. The body mind and spirit are one and need to be treated as a unit. Whether you need stress management, meditation and relaxation therapy, advice on diet and nutrition, herbal supplements, vitamin therapy, aromatherapy, hypnotherapy, reiki, DNA healing or specialised counselling we can help you heal as a unit. At first you will rely on our expertise but after a while you will develop tools which will last you a lifetime. |
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| David Hall Psychotherapist |
| Dr David Hall is a consultant psychiatrist at Mosman Professional Suites at the Bridgepoint Centre. Dr Hall treats a range of mental health problems. Anxiety disorders, particularly post-traumatic stress disorder, are a special interest for Dr Hall.
Treatments may include EMDR, CBT and group therapy. |
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| Tim Harvey Counsellor |
| I work with individuals, couples and families who have the capacity to resolve their problems with my assistance. I believe that when we understand ourselves, we are capable of finding happiness and contentment in our lives. There are times when life can seem hopeless and painful.
Why live in this pain if help is at hand?
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| Debby Heath Psychotherapist, Counsellor |
| Sometimes we find ourselves in a difficult space and wanting someone 'neutral' to talk to. I believe that a professional, empathic and mindful therapeutic relationship can provide an opportunity to explore the familiar, painful positions we find ourselves in, and a space to grieve losses, facilitate the healing process and create a different future. |
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| Corinne Henderson Psychotherapist, Counsellor |
| Counselling/psychotherapy provide a safe and supportive environment in which to explore problematic issues; evolve strategies; and review options to meet personal goals and live a more rewarding life. Using a ‘person centred’ approach that views all individuals as self-striving to find meaning and fulfilment in the world, and a capacity for creativity, growth and choice, I work with clients to develop insight and self-awareness. |
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| Jill Henry Psychotherapist, Counsellor |
| I help people who are having difficulties working out what is best for them in their personal and professional lives and concentrate on helping my clients get relief, clarity, and direction. Often this involves focusing on relationships and deciding what it is that is preventing them from giving and receiving what they might want from a relationship with friends, families, work colleagues, husbands or partners. |
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