explore what good therapy means for you personally and connect with psychologists, counsellors and psychotherapists in Australia

Sirini Kularatne-Samarapathi

The uniqueness of an individual and their experiences cannot be measured, hence every aspect of their life is important.... view profile
Ajay Hawkes

Many 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
Amber Rules

In my mind, empathy is a vital ingredient to feeling that we have enough and that we are enough. If we were more practised at empathy, I think we would suffer less, have more connected relationships, ... view profile
Joanne Marsh

When trauma is not recognised or regulated it rules who we are and how we are in the world. All of our relationships, including the relationship we have with ourselves is impacted. It is from a place of trauma that we are hurtful or able to be hurt.... view profile
Stacey McCraw

I use practical strategies as well as emotion processing to assist client's in improving their mood and life satisfaction. I enjoy watching people make positive shifts in their behaviour and gain benefits from those changes.... view profile
Ash Rehn

We need the acknowledgement of others to know ourselves. And having a listener or audience to our life stories can transport us to new places of understanding. So that gives my work purpose and meaning.... view profile
Meeray Ghaly

My approach in therapy is to meet people where they are, creating a collaborative, calm space where holistic transformation emerges naturally.... view profile
Dalit Bar

I 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
Sonia Scussel

I'm amazed by the transformation a human being can have when they move from despair to hopefulness. Witnessing the human ability to flourish, it's an incredible and fulfilling feeling.... view profile
Emily Rotta

Feeling sad, mad and anxious are only a few of the emotions we express yet are often diagnosed as mental health disorders instead of just normal responses to situations.... view profile
Bronwen Bailey

I guess I’m more focussed on how we deal with the unexpected twists and turns of life, rather than the problems themselves. Sometimes resolution is about acceptance rather than change.... view profile
Michele Watson

I pay attention to that which is unconscious and wanting to make itself known, either through the person's dreams, drawing, writing or physical symptom.... view profile
Stefan Durlach

In an increasingly soulless world, I see the therapy space as one of few opportunities left in the collective world to keep the soul alive.... view profile
Mairead Cleary

People might look like they've got it all together, but everyone has pain. Everyone has hurt. Everyone has bad days where it's a struggle to get through, but they show up and do their best anyway. I have a lot of respect for that.... view profile
Anna Petinsky

I worry less and enjoy life’s many imperfect moments more. Without the self-awareness therapy has given me, I wouldn’t be the therapist I am today.... view profile
Natajsa Wagner

I believe that all of our challenges are relational in nature. By developing self-awareness and understanding of our challenges we can create change that leads to more fulfilling and meaningful connection and wellbeing.... view profile
Ernst Meyer

Psychotherapy is not the treatment of symptoms, but supporting a person who wants to make sense of their distress. I see it as a special relationship between two unique human beings. ... view profile
Michelle Morris

Sandplay Therapy, a gentle and deep Jungian therapy for children and adults: when we may not have words for our feelings, the sand and miniatures give shape to what may never have been articulated.... view profile

Psychotherapy Practitioner Directory

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Good Therapy Australia is a national health promotion charity and a place for all Australians to learn about therapy.
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