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| Sharon Corbett Counsellor |
| Sharon's style of counselling is based on conventional methods, combined with life coaching, yoga and natural health practices. She also draws on her extensive life experiance. She strongly believes that every person has it within them to bring about those changes that lead to a life lived fully. She sees counselling as a way to deal with the past, understand the present in order to make the choices that give a better future. |
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| Anne Di Lauro Psychotherapist, Counsellor |
| In a safe, gentle and supportive way, I help people to find a sense of meaning and potential in their lives. I work from a Jungian perspective, helping people to explore their inner and outer worlds, to develop their inner healer, and to enlarge their sense of themselves through opening to the unconscious via dreamwork and other methods. |
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| Genevieve Dingle Psychologist |
| NB. From October 2006, I am no longer treating clients in private practice. I am managing the Rubicon Drug and Alcohol Program at Belmont Private Hospital, and also have a postdoctoral research fellowship (investigating addictive behaviours and processes of therapy) at the University of Queensland. I will continue to provide clinical supervision for psychologists and alcohol and drug clinicians. |
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| Jason Dixon Psychotherapist, Counsellor |
| I provide 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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| Peter Howie Psychotherapist, Counsellor |
| My vision is of a world of vibrant societies of wise revolutionaries boldly championing the supreme authority of the self chosen path: unleashing life everywhere. My mission is to generate the evolution of wise revolutionaries by applying the Morenian principles of spontaneity, mutuality, leadership and creativity. I work with you to generate spontaneity which brings forth new life and creativity. I want to work with you to find the revolutions in your life that make it all worthwhile. |
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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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| June Loxton Counsellor |
| My role as a Grief/Bereavement Counsellor is to journey with the client in their time of mourning and loss. To treat the client with dignity and compassion, and to be purely client-centred "being and doing" what each client needs in the moment. |
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| Brendan McMahon Psychotherapist |
| I will work with you at your own pace to help you find where your personal blocks are that stop you from having the personal, emotional and spiritual freedom you would like to have. I will assist you in your journey of personal growth to develop a better understanding of yourself as a person so that you are able to increase your ability to make conscious choices for yourself and find meaning in life. I work in a wholistic manner and will allow you to unfold as the person you were meant to be. |
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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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| Leon Slattery Clinical Psychologist |
| Therapy is about a safe place in which to establish a collaborative relationship for change and growth. |
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