Men's Issues Psychologists and Therapists in Fitzroy North, VIC
If you have never tried therapy before, that is completely okay — a lot of my clients come to me with only a little idea of what to expect. Therapy with me begins with conversation; a safe, judgement-free space where you can speak openly and begin to make sense of what you are feeling. There is no pressure to have the right words or to know where to start.
I support adults facing issues like anxiety, depression, trauma, stress, addiction, relationship difficulties, low self-esteem, perfectionism, and life transitions. Whatever you bring, I ensure that your therapy is built around you and focuses on your experiences and needs.
If you have never tried therapy before, that is completely okay — a lot of my clients come to me with only a little idea of what to expect. Therapy with me begins with conversation; a safe, judgement-free space where you can speak openly and begin to make sense of what you are feeling. There is no pressure to have the right words or to know where to start.
I support adults facing issues like anxiety, depression, trauma, stress, addiction, relationship difficulties, low self-esteem, perfectionism, and life transitions. Whatever you bring, I ensure that your therapy is built around you and focuses on your experiences and needs.
Daniel is a sexologist and psychotherapist who enjoys working empathically and collaboratively with individuals and partnerships of all cultural, gender, and sexual identities to provide support for their sexological needs. He specialises in working with sexological presentations around male sexual health, sexual and gender identity, intimacy, pleasure, desire discrepancy, kink and fetish-related behaviours, sexual functioning and relational challenges. Taking a non-judgmental and holistic approach, he assists his clients by providing tools to access their potential in overcoming the difficulties faced in their lives.
Daniel is a sexologist and psychotherapist who enjoys working empathically and collaboratively with individuals and partnerships of all cultural, gender, and sexual identities to provide support for their sexological needs. He specialises in working with sexological presentations around male sexual health, sexual and gender identity, intimacy, pleasure, desire discrepancy, kink and fetish-related behaviours, sexual functioning and relational challenges. Taking a non-judgmental and holistic approach, he assists his clients by providing tools to access their potential in overcoming the difficulties faced in their lives.
Starting therapy can feel daunting, but it’s a brave and important step toward growth. I believe in your capacity to overcome challenges and create meaningful change. Together, we’ll build a space where you feel supported, heard, and valued. If you're ready to take that step, I’m here to help you on your journey.
Starting therapy can feel daunting, but it’s a brave and important step toward growth. I believe in your capacity to overcome challenges and create meaningful change. Together, we’ll build a space where you feel supported, heard, and valued. If you're ready to take that step, I’m here to help you on your journey.
I am a Clinical Psychologist and I like to help people know themselves more fully and in doing so; become more whole and live life more freely on their terms. I work with anyone no matter their group identity, but I have a special interest in working with men. I have completed the core training in Intensive Short Term Dynamic Psychotherapy (ISTDP), a psychodynamic psychotherapy that focuses on causative factors, not just symptom relief. I have also completed introductory training in a number of other modalities including Internal Family Systems and Psychedelic Assisted Psychotherapy.
I am a Clinical Psychologist and I like to help people know themselves more fully and in doing so; become more whole and live life more freely on their terms. I work with anyone no matter their group identity, but I have a special interest in working with men. I have completed the core training in Intensive Short Term Dynamic Psychotherapy (ISTDP), a psychodynamic psychotherapy that focuses on causative factors, not just symptom relief. I have also completed introductory training in a number of other modalities including Internal Family Systems and Psychedelic Assisted Psychotherapy.
Although I work with a range of people with diverse backgrounds and issues, attachment trauma, difficulties with interpersonal relationships and men's issues are challenges I frequently work with.
Whether you are new to considering therapy or want to go deeper, I'm curious to hear your needs. I maintain that despite the difficulties in our lives, our systems are naturally oriented toward healing and wellbeing. Challenges through both environmental or internal stressors such as trauma, grief and loss, anxiety, and more complex issues of Neurodiversity or personality disorder are issues that can improve.
Although I work with a range of people with diverse backgrounds and issues, attachment trauma, difficulties with interpersonal relationships and men's issues are challenges I frequently work with.
Whether you are new to considering therapy or want to go deeper, I'm curious to hear your needs. I maintain that despite the difficulties in our lives, our systems are naturally oriented toward healing and wellbeing. Challenges through both environmental or internal stressors such as trauma, grief and loss, anxiety, and more complex issues of Neurodiversity or personality disorder are issues that can improve.
Justin is a director and co-founder of Connected Minds, a Clinical Psychologist and an academic at Swinburne University. He aims to help people get in touch with what is really important to them and learn how to live healthier, happier, and more meaningful lives. He hopes to provide a safe and supportive environment for clients in which he can work collaboratively with them to develop a better understanding of their unique needs.
Justin is a director and co-founder of Connected Minds, a Clinical Psychologist and an academic at Swinburne University. He aims to help people get in touch with what is really important to them and learn how to live healthier, happier, and more meaningful lives. He hopes to provide a safe and supportive environment for clients in which he can work collaboratively with them to develop a better understanding of their unique needs.
PLEASE note: I am on leave until November 10th, 2026. I can accept new clients after this date.
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I support people with a wide range of issues including grief and loss, relationship concerns, anxiety, stress, trauma and life transitions (empty nesters, separation, retirement issues, ageing, life-threatening diagnosis). Working at your pace, the origins of your current concerns are uncovered and new emotions, thoughts and behaviours take place to help you feel fulfilled and live a more satisfying life.
PLEASE note: I am on leave until November 10th, 2026. I can accept new clients after this date.
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I support people with a wide range of issues including grief and loss, relationship concerns, anxiety, stress, trauma and life transitions (empty nesters, separation, retirement issues, ageing, life-threatening diagnosis). Working at your pace, the origins of your current concerns are uncovered and new emotions, thoughts and behaviours take place to help you feel fulfilled and live a more satisfying life.
Do you feel overwhelmed with emotions and don't know where to start? You may feel anxious, scared for your relationship, or are overthinking all the time? Whatever brings you to my profile, you don’t have to go through it alone.
Together, we’ll work through the issues you are currently facing and make you feel calmer, stronger, and more in control.
My approach is warm, neuroaffirming, and down-to-earth. I want you to feel comfortable being yourself, and know that therapy is a space where you’ll be met with understanding and support.
Do you feel overwhelmed with emotions and don't know where to start? You may feel anxious, scared for your relationship, or are overthinking all the time? Whatever brings you to my profile, you don’t have to go through it alone.
Together, we’ll work through the issues you are currently facing and make you feel calmer, stronger, and more in control.
My approach is warm, neuroaffirming, and down-to-earth. I want you to feel comfortable being yourself, and know that therapy is a space where you’ll be met with understanding and support.
I practice psychodynamic therapy with adults in Melbourne. I work with people who are looking for a deeper understanding of how past experiences have shaped ongoing patterns, and why the same difficulties might recur. I offer a supportive space where you can speak about whatever is troubling you and be heard. This type of therapy explores present struggles that may have their roots in the past: anxiety without a clear source, depression that keeps things stuck, difficult patterns in relationships, and the effects of trauma.
I practice psychodynamic therapy with adults in Melbourne. I work with people who are looking for a deeper understanding of how past experiences have shaped ongoing patterns, and why the same difficulties might recur. I offer a supportive space where you can speak about whatever is troubling you and be heard. This type of therapy explores present struggles that may have their roots in the past: anxiety without a clear source, depression that keeps things stuck, difficult patterns in relationships, and the effects of trauma.
Chris is a practicing psychoanalyst with the Australian Centre for Psychoanalysis. He provides a non-judgemental space where both conscious and unconscious thoughts can be explored. While psychoanalysis is guided by established techniques and ethical standards, it is not a formulaic process: each patient is unique, and every analysis must be reinvented in relation to that individual.
Chris is a practicing psychoanalyst with the Australian Centre for Psychoanalysis. He provides a non-judgemental space where both conscious and unconscious thoughts can be explored. While psychoanalysis is guided by established techniques and ethical standards, it is not a formulaic process: each patient is unique, and every analysis must be reinvented in relation to that individual.
You’ve had symptom relief, but your struggles still persist.
Hi, I'm Jackie, a Mental Health Social Worker and Psychodynamic Psychotherapist in Brunswick East.
My psychodynamic approach builds your mental health management strategies, while supporting you to understand how your past experiences, patterns and emotions may influence you now.
I bring empathy, curiosity and connection, developing trust and understanding over time.
I maintain a reliable and continuous practice, with breaks around each school holidays.
Weekly therapy can help you feel safe, held, seen and heard, creating capacity to live life in your way.
You’ve had symptom relief, but your struggles still persist.
Hi, I'm Jackie, a Mental Health Social Worker and Psychodynamic Psychotherapist in Brunswick East.
My psychodynamic approach builds your mental health management strategies, while supporting you to understand how your past experiences, patterns and emotions may influence you now.
I bring empathy, curiosity and connection, developing trust and understanding over time.
I maintain a reliable and continuous practice, with breaks around each school holidays.
Weekly therapy can help you feel safe, held, seen and heard, creating capacity to live life in your way.
Anxiety, depression, trauma, and relationship difficulties can leave you feeling stuck in patterns that are hard to understand or change. You may feel overwhelmed by worry, disconnected from others, highly self-critical, or caught in ways of coping that no longer serve you.
Using trauma-informed approaches, including Internal Family Systems (IFS), EMDR Therapy, and Schema Therapy, I help you understand the parts, emotional wounds, and deeply held patterns shaping how you feel and relate. Together, we work towards reducing distress, healing what sits beneath the surface, and creating greater connection, clarity, and choice.
Anxiety, depression, trauma, and relationship difficulties can leave you feeling stuck in patterns that are hard to understand or change. You may feel overwhelmed by worry, disconnected from others, highly self-critical, or caught in ways of coping that no longer serve you.
Using trauma-informed approaches, including Internal Family Systems (IFS), EMDR Therapy, and Schema Therapy, I help you understand the parts, emotional wounds, and deeply held patterns shaping how you feel and relate. Together, we work towards reducing distress, healing what sits beneath the surface, and creating greater connection, clarity, and choice.
As a registered clinical psychologist, I have worked across both public and private mental health settings. I work with adults and believe deeply in people’s capacity to grow, adapt, and move toward a more fulfilling life. My work is centred on the therapeutic relationship, and I strive to create a space where clients feel safe, understood, and supported.
I provide evidence-based therapy for concerns such as anxiety, depression, relationship challenges, self-esteem, and grief and loss. I also work with clients around sexual functioning, sexual health, and problematic sexual behaviours.
As a registered clinical psychologist, I have worked across both public and private mental health settings. I work with adults and believe deeply in people’s capacity to grow, adapt, and move toward a more fulfilling life. My work is centred on the therapeutic relationship, and I strive to create a space where clients feel safe, understood, and supported.
I provide evidence-based therapy for concerns such as anxiety, depression, relationship challenges, self-esteem, and grief and loss. I also work with clients around sexual functioning, sexual health, and problematic sexual behaviours.
My counselling approach is person-centred and strength-based. You are invited to speak openly, without being judged or being told what to do. My counselling creates a sounding board for things you might want to talk about and provides a space to explore what you might like to do differently, achieve, or just understand better.
My counselling approach is person-centred and strength-based. You are invited to speak openly, without being judged or being told what to do. My counselling creates a sounding board for things you might want to talk about and provides a space to explore what you might like to do differently, achieve, or just understand better.
My areas of interest are couples counselling, trauma and anxiety. I work primarily using CBT, Schema, EMDR and Gottman Method.
My areas of interest are couples counselling, trauma and anxiety. I work primarily using CBT, Schema, EMDR and Gottman Method.
A wish to get better, and a willingness to look inside oneself. These are the only essentials for success in therapy. I enjoy helping people with OCD and rumination to regain a sense of agency over their mind, people with depression to understand what is happening inside themselves that is causing their suffering and free themselves from it, people with PTSD to feel safe again and gain self-compassion and heal their nervous system, people with difficulty in relationships to understand what is happening and operate more smoothly, and helping people with many other difficulties to heal and move forward.
A wish to get better, and a willingness to look inside oneself. These are the only essentials for success in therapy. I enjoy helping people with OCD and rumination to regain a sense of agency over their mind, people with depression to understand what is happening inside themselves that is causing their suffering and free themselves from it, people with PTSD to feel safe again and gain self-compassion and heal their nervous system, people with difficulty in relationships to understand what is happening and operate more smoothly, and helping people with many other difficulties to heal and move forward.
I like the therapy room to be warm and welcoming. I enjoy working with teens and adults struggling with a range of issues, no matter how complex or longstanding. I am also culturally sensitive and LGBTIQA+ inclusive. I have experience working with issues like depression, anxiety, stress, anger, PTSD and trauma, grief and loss, domestic violence, interpersonal/relationship issues, chronic pain/illness and neurodiverse people (ADHD/ASD).
I like the therapy room to be warm and welcoming. I enjoy working with teens and adults struggling with a range of issues, no matter how complex or longstanding. I am also culturally sensitive and LGBTIQA+ inclusive. I have experience working with issues like depression, anxiety, stress, anger, PTSD and trauma, grief and loss, domestic violence, interpersonal/relationship issues, chronic pain/illness and neurodiverse people (ADHD/ASD).
I am a registered Psychotherapist with PACFA, ACA and member of the ACA College of Supervisors. Jake is the principle psychotherapist and clinical supervisor at the Australian Centre for Embodied Practice (ACEP). In addition to being a certified therapist in Comprehensive Attachment Repair (Attachment Theory), and I am currently undergoing further training in Mentalization-Based Treatment for Personality Disorders and implement embodied approaches in therapy. Jake frequently lectures in the Bachelor of Counselling and Psychotherapy at Ikon Institute and Tutors in the Bachelor of Psychology at the Australian National University (ANU)
I am a registered Psychotherapist with PACFA, ACA and member of the ACA College of Supervisors. Jake is the principle psychotherapist and clinical supervisor at the Australian Centre for Embodied Practice (ACEP). In addition to being a certified therapist in Comprehensive Attachment Repair (Attachment Theory), and I am currently undergoing further training in Mentalization-Based Treatment for Personality Disorders and implement embodied approaches in therapy. Jake frequently lectures in the Bachelor of Counselling and Psychotherapy at Ikon Institute and Tutors in the Bachelor of Psychology at the Australian National University (ANU)
Edward Pascoe
Psychologist, MPsych, PsyBA - Clin. Psych
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Serves Area
Waitlist for new clients
Edward is a clinical psychologist and Board-approved supervisor based in Melbourne, working primarily in the treatment of Depression, Anxiety, Stress, Addiction, LGBTQ+ issues, Burnout, and Relationship Difficulties. Over the last 5 years, Edward has worked across various public mental health services in inpatient and outpatient settings, providing assessment and treatment and mentoring provisional psychologists. Edward has a genuine passion for helping individuals overcome emotional challenges and improve emotional insight. He is committed to improving the lives of his clients through evidence-based therapeutic approaches.
Edward is a clinical psychologist and Board-approved supervisor based in Melbourne, working primarily in the treatment of Depression, Anxiety, Stress, Addiction, LGBTQ+ issues, Burnout, and Relationship Difficulties. Over the last 5 years, Edward has worked across various public mental health services in inpatient and outpatient settings, providing assessment and treatment and mentoring provisional psychologists. Edward has a genuine passion for helping individuals overcome emotional challenges and improve emotional insight. He is committed to improving the lives of his clients through evidence-based therapeutic approaches.
I work with warmth and curiosity to help develop a deeper understanding of your concern and make sense of why particular patterns might be causing distress. I work from an understanding that many of life's concerns stem from our past experiences in relationships and the structural difficulties that are present in our society. I endeavor to understand peoples experience and distress through the context in which they live. I believe that the more we can understand the fixed patterns we find ourselves stuck in, the greater chance we have of learning to live in more meaningful ways. I offer supervision, individual and couples therapy.
I work with warmth and curiosity to help develop a deeper understanding of your concern and make sense of why particular patterns might be causing distress. I work from an understanding that many of life's concerns stem from our past experiences in relationships and the structural difficulties that are present in our society. I endeavor to understand peoples experience and distress through the context in which they live. I believe that the more we can understand the fixed patterns we find ourselves stuck in, the greater chance we have of learning to live in more meaningful ways. I offer supervision, individual and couples therapy.
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Men's Issues Therapists
Is therapy for men different than it is for women?
Therapeutic treatments and types are the same for men as they are for women, with the same protocols followed and the same strategies employed. Discussing one’s feelings and emotions is an integral part of most therapies, and some men find doing so more challenging. Therapists can help clients through the process; some specialize in treating men for this reason.
How do you encourage a man to go to therapy?
It’s helpful to express your concern and love for the person while framing therapy as a tool for improving their life. Offering specific examples of how an individual’s behavior affected either himself or others should be done with compassion and with empathy. It may be useful to devise a game plan—breaking the process down into parts, such as finding a therapist, making appointments, and looking into insurance coverage.
How can men prepare for therapy?
Men can prepare for therapy by approaching the process with an open mind, being willing to talk about their challenges, and giving treatment the time to work. Before a session, an individual may want to reflect on how they’ve felt since the last session and what’s happened in their lives. It can be useful for men who struggle to recall their emotional states to write down notes between sessions about their response to a given event or how they were feeling at a particular time.
What should men know about the process of therapy?
One of the most common reasons men don’t seek therapy is the notion that there’s something wrong with them if they do. Men should know that just because they’re seeking therapy doesn’t mean they’re mentally ill or damaged in some way. In the same way people work on their bodies through exercise or a craft through practice, therapy can be a way to improve the mental and emotional skills needed to be productive and effective partners, employees, and people in all realms of life.