Lane Cove North, NSW, Bondi Junction NSW

I believe that often people want help with more than just changing the superficial things in their lives. I therefore try to offer my clients a different experience of a therapeutic relationship that gives them the opportunity to explore not only what doesn't work for them, but to get to know themselves at a deeper level.

Bondi Junction NSW

I have a non-judgemental attitude to people and their life challenges. I understand the courage it takes to make a call to initiate therapy. I feel great satisfaction helping people reach their full potential. The way that I work invites a collaborative experience enabling wellness, health and well-being. Skype counselling available.

Woollahra/ Bondi Junction NSW

Together we will embark on a journey, in a safe and supportive space, to find practical solutions to the challenges you are facing and to help you come to a deeper awareness of yourself. Our work together will provide you with an opportunity to explore patterns of behaviour that may be holding you back.

Bondi Junction NSW

I am a somatic counsellor and psychotherapist in Sydney's Eastern Suburbs. I have 27 years of clinical experience as well as a lifetime of diverse personal and professional life experiences that help me to relate to and understand the difficulties that my clients are going through.

Coogee NSW

I believe in the power of the therapy relationship to enable individuals and couples to grow, heal and thrive. I offer a supportive environment in which you can gain a better understanding of your concerns and how they are influencing your life as well as developing a greater sense of wellbeing.

Bondi NSW

I have 49 years of experience as a Psychologist. My work is in diagnosis and treatment of a range of problems, in particular dealing with self confidence, anxiety, depression, stress management, victims of crime, victims of abuse, suicidality, relationship difficulties, and gender related issues.

Bondi NSW

Life's challenges come at us in all different shapes and forms. Unfortunately, sometimes, the more we struggle, the more we disengage from others and from looking after ourselves. Asking for help can feel like the last priority when we are caught up in the drag of dysfunction, but in reality it is often the hardest and best step we can take.