"I work in Private Practice in Mt Eliza and also provide Telehealth psychology for people in rural and remote parts of Australia. Having grown up in country Victoria I developed a love of the land and an appreciation of some of the struggles involved with living in rural Australia. I enjoy working with clients from various backgrounds, and with diverse problems and presentations, and use a variety of treatment modalities to help clients achieve their goals. Ultimately, I hope to assist clients clients gain greater insight into their problems, and to develop skills for life long management of mental health and well being. "
"I work in Private Practice in Mt Eliza and also provide Telehealth psychology for people in rural and remote parts of Australia. Having grown up in country Victoria I developed a love of the land and an appreciation of some of the struggles involved with living in rural Australia. I enjoy working with clients from various backgrounds, and with diverse problems and presentations, and use a variety of treatment modalities to help clients achieve their goals. Ultimately, I hope to assist clients clients gain greater insight into their problems, and to develop skills for life long management of mental health and well being. "
"Lydia is a registered Psychologist with a Master's Degree in Clinical Psychology. Lydia has many years' experience working in both private practice and in educational environments. With an interest in; Sport and Performance Psychology, Pregnancy (perinatal) mental health issues, Pervasive Developmental Disorders (PDD, Autism), behavioural and social-emotional difficulties, and depression and anxiety in adults, adolescents, and children."
"Lydia is a registered Psychologist with a Master's Degree in Clinical Psychology. Lydia has many years' experience working in both private practice and in educational environments. With an interest in; Sport and Performance Psychology, Pregnancy (perinatal) mental health issues, Pervasive Developmental Disorders (PDD, Autism), behavioural and social-emotional difficulties, and depression and anxiety in adults, adolescents, and children."
"A Clinical Psychotherapist, I work with families, couples and individuals to help them creat a better life. Read more at: https://partnershippower.com.au/ Couples: Learn how to live a great life - together. You love each other, learn how to get back 'in love' with each other. Sound inviting? I help people like you every day. Any couple can increase their couple bond. A great relationship is the gateway to a happy home life, increased work productivity and a no-regrets existence."
"A Clinical Psychotherapist, I work with families, couples and individuals to help them creat a better life. Read more at: https://partnershippower.com.au/ Couples: Learn how to live a great life - together. You love each other, learn how to get back 'in love' with each other. Sound inviting? I help people like you every day. Any couple can increase their couple bond. A great relationship is the gateway to a happy home life, increased work productivity and a no-regrets existence."
"Concerns about your identity can lead to feeling different from everyone else, being alone and isolated and fearing that no-one will understand how you feel or accept the way you are. I have extensive experience working with trans, gender diverse and non-binary people. I specialise in working with those who are exploring their gender identity or sexuality as well as those with anxiety, depression and other life issues that may or may not be connected to their identity. I have helped many individuals come out to family and friends, and I work with partners and parents of trans and gender diverse individuals."
"Concerns about your identity can lead to feeling different from everyone else, being alone and isolated and fearing that no-one will understand how you feel or accept the way you are. I have extensive experience working with trans, gender diverse and non-binary people. I specialise in working with those who are exploring their gender identity or sexuality as well as those with anxiety, depression and other life issues that may or may not be connected to their identity. I have helped many individuals come out to family and friends, and I work with partners and parents of trans and gender diverse individuals."
"Are you needlessly suffering? Feeling like life is just not worth hanging on to? Why suffer when you don't have to? Imagine waking rested, full of life, laughing, free to go wherever you want to, with no irrational fears plaguing you, to feel connected to loved ones. It could be that you are struggling with anxiety. If you have an anxiety disorder, you may feel anxious or fearful in situations where there really is NO threat. All of which can result in you catastrophising, ‘knowing’ that something bad is going to happen. That mind/body connection thing people talk about, is real. What the mind richly imagines the body believes. "
"Are you needlessly suffering? Feeling like life is just not worth hanging on to? Why suffer when you don't have to? Imagine waking rested, full of life, laughing, free to go wherever you want to, with no irrational fears plaguing you, to feel connected to loved ones. It could be that you are struggling with anxiety. If you have an anxiety disorder, you may feel anxious or fearful in situations where there really is NO threat. All of which can result in you catastrophising, ‘knowing’ that something bad is going to happen. That mind/body connection thing people talk about, is real. What the mind richly imagines the body believes. "
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Bipolar Disorder (Manic Depression) Counsellors Bipolar disorder, also known as manic depression, is a chronically recurring condition involving moods that swing between the highs of mania and the lows of depression. Depression is by far the most pervasive feature of the illness, and the manic phase is usually a mix of irritability, anger, and depression, with or without euphoria. The elation may manifest as unusual energy and overconfidence, playing out in bouts of overspending or promiscuity.
While the depression of bipolar disorder can resist treatment, mood swings and recurrences can often be delayed or prevented with a mood stabilizer, alone or combined with other drugs. Therapy is an important adjunct to drugs, especially for dealing with the work and relationship problems that can accompany the disorder.
If you're looking for help with bipolar in Tasmania or for a Tasmania bipolar counsellor these professionals provide bipolar therapy (and bipolar therapies), bipolar treatment and bipolar help in Tasmania. They include bipolar counsellors, bipolar psychologists, bipolar psychotherapists and bipolar therapists in Tasmania. They can help teen suffering from bipolar disorder. They provide Tasmania bipolar counselling, bipolar support, referrals to bipolar support groups in Tasmania and Tasmania bipolar groups. If you're depressed in Tasmania, get help from one of these bipolar specialists.
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