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Matt DaleI believe the demands of 21st century careers and technology have added a pressure and weight that is having real consequences and outcomes on relationships.... view profile -
Reed EveringhamIf life is about being in the flow, then my work and what interests me is supporting people to shift from a place of distress to a place embodied with meaning, connection and momentum.... view profile -
Dana MitrovicThere are days where we all feel lost, hopeless and generally just "not ourselves". I am thankful for these days as they teach me how to be patient, compassionate and understanding toward myself and my own experiences... view profile -
Loretta PedersonI am interested in hearing about the context of people's lives, as I believe the problems we experience are generated in relationship with society and the expectations and limitations placed on us.... view profile -
Karen DruceOverall, therapy has made me more receptive to others and other points of view. It has broadened and deepened my understanding of life and interpersonal relations.... view profile -
Rob MontgomeryWatching a client come out of the darkness and discover their unique qualities is very rewarding.... view profile -
Geoff HeardI like to explore the possibilities for healing opened up by viewing mind and body, psyche and soma, as inextricably linked aspects of a person’s whole being.... view profile -
Jeannene EastawayMost people move slowly and this is good because slow is conscious, careful and will consolidate change.... view profile -
Veronik VerkestWe all have times when we experience challenges. They make us feel frustrated, sad or lost. This is part of being human.... view profile -
Jonathan TandosSuffering is an inevitable part of the universal human condition. I believe suffering can be transformed through compassion and love, and lead us to profound growth and change.... view profile -
Sarah TuckettI particularly like body psychotherapy because you don't just feel anxiety or depression in your mind, you feel it in your entire being. So I work with your whole being.... view profile -
Emmaline GoldingI don't think there is a need to use big fancy words in therapy, or pretend to be like a doctor and a patient. Instead, we can just talk like real human beings and I will share some of the tools I've learned in my studies.... view profile -
Debby HeathI believe that if we were more loving and connected to our 'real selves' we would have better relationships with others - more love, empathy, compassion and kindness... view profile -
Ajay HawkesMany of us can be overwhelmed by events in our lives, often emotionally, and then we may behave in ways that create problems for us. Mindfulness gives us a container that allows us to hold our experiences and emotions... view profile -
Fiona HalseMindfulness separates our conscious self out from the stories and emotions we tend to get caught in; whether we call it witnessing, or transcendence, or simply reflection, I find it helps.... view profile -
Dalit BarI would like to help others to find their own meaning through creative expression... and make positive changes in their lives. I find that I am able to do that through the creative therapies.... view profile -
Liz ScarfeSo much of what troubles us comes from an internal conflict with our own nature, that we imbibed from our families and culture to the point where we take it personally and think we are broken, not good enough, ashamed etc.... view profile -
Ron DowdWhen we lose the sense that we are all connected then we act from "me" rather than "I-thou"; hence exploitation of others and of the earth.... view profile
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