Areas of Specialty

Addiction

Addiction is common in Australian society and can come in many guises. They can take a serious toll on your physical and psychological health

Adolescence

Teenage and young adult years are a critical time of developmental and transition marked by intense emotions, social interactions and the exploration of identity

Anxiety

Anxiety is a normal part of life, but when it starts interfering with your daily activities, it can become overwhelming

Bullying & Harassment

Bullying and harassment can have a profound impact on the mental wellbeing of individuals, whether it occurs in the workplace or at home

Court Matters & Forensics

Forensic therapy plays a crucial role in helping offenders understand the motivations behind their actions, take responsibility and work towards preventing future criminal behaviour

Depression

While we may all feel ‘blue’ sometimes, depression is an intense, ongoing state that significantly and negatively impacts day to day functioning

Disordered Eating

Having an intense pre-occupation with food, weight and body image can significantly impact your quality of life

First Responders

The emotional aftermath of a traumatic event can be every bit as devastating as any physical injury

Grief & Loss

Grief is a natural response to a loss whether it’s the death of a loved one, the end of a significant relationship or even the loss of a cherished personal item

Identity & Sexuality

Navigating life as an LGBTQI+ individual can come with unique challenges, from psychological and interpersonal issues to social and workplace-related concerns.

Men's Mental Health

Depression in males may not result in behaviours that we commonly expect to see such as lethargy or low mood. It can look like increased anger or irritation, mood swings or substance abuse

Pain

Seeing a psychologist about pain does not mean the pain is in your head

Relationships

Relationships can provide support, love and comfort but they can also cause distress, disappointment and frustration

Trauma & PTSD

Many people have past events and occurrences that they cannot put behind them, impacting their ability to move forward

Workers Compensation

Workers’ compensation covers a range of psychological conditions, including PTSD, anxiety and depression