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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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| Joycelyn Duncan Psychotherapist, Relationship Therapist |
| Joycelyn believes in creating a safe, caring enviroment that allows individuals and couples to explore what is happening for them and to see options in working towards where they would like to be. |
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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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| Lynette Jooste Psychologist |
| You have the potential for change and growth within yourself.
Your unique abilities and strengths, when allowed to flourish, can assist you to achieve your goals and improve your life.
I believe that each person is unique and that the whole person consists of body, emotions, mind, culture and spirit.
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| Roslyn Kaiser Counsellor |
| Roslyn believes clients have the capacity to resolve their own issues through consultations. She believes that change occurs as clients become more competent and are then more capable of finding solutions in their lives. Some clients only need a couple of sessions to achieve the self-awareness and problem-solving they seek; others require several sessions over an extended period of time. |
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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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| Nicole Kinnaird Psychotherapist, Counsellor |
| My intention is to help provide a relaxed, personal, and 'held' space for people to feel supported and able to explore 'what is happening'. I believe in the wisdom of our own knowledge, and experiences such as - symptoms, dreams and relationship issues. I deeply enjoy talking, sitting, playing and spending time with children and adults of all ages and together exploring potentialities and new ways of being. I think fun and humour are really important! |
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| Marcia Latta Counsellor |
| Marcia's approach is client-centred and integrative. Marcia maintains a strengths-based focus that aims to increase client resiliance and authenticity. Marcia offers a supportive and respectful environment to facilitate a collaborative partnership to address issues of importance to the client. Marcia's desire is to empower and equip clients to overcome and to move forward in life so they can maximize their full potential. |
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| Penny Lewis Counsellor, Psychologist |
| My goal is for you to feel safe, respected and accepted as we explore your concerns in a gentle, non-judgemental way. The direction of therapy is determined by your goals. I do not believe that one therapy approach fits all so I draw creatively from a range of therapy modalities. The role of a good therapist is to get you to the point where you no longer need a good therapist.
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