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Strategies for a Happy Life

“The purpose of our lives is happiness” Dalai Lama

I am a Brisbane Clinical Psychologist, and my philosophy is simple: to provide each client with high-quality, individually tailored therapy.  As I draw on Positive Psychology principles to promote strategies for a happy life, my practice is small, private and very personable (with Patsy my faithful doggie co-therapist). Whether you are seeking personal or couples therapy, at my clinical psychology private practice, it’s definately all about you!

Stay right here or check out my new Relationship Psychology website…

Having a good fit between therapist and client is a major predictor of therapeutic success; so please take a minute to see what I can offer…

Learn to be Happy

Positive Psychology is the new ‘Science of Happiness’. Using its techniques, you can learn how to utilise your strengths, build resilience and improve your quality of life.

Improve-Relationships

Improve Relationships

Having a happy, fulfilling relationship requires skill! Learn how to improve your communication, problem solve, achieve closeness, increase intimacy and better your sex life.

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Break Bad Habits

Become more mindful of how you live your life. Break out of destructive cycles and habits. Move beyond your comfort zone and create wider, deeper experiences. Learn to be more present.

Find Balance

Have you become all work and no play? Find a healthy balance across all life’s domains. Invest in your mental, physical and spiritual well being.

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Individual Psychology

Develop who you are and want you want out of life. Use your unique strengths and values to make lasting changes.

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Couples Therapy

Improve your relationship quality and create lasting emotional security. Become the kind of partner you would love to have!

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Clinical Hypnosis

Taking you beyond thinking, and speaking directly to that part of your brain which is ready for change right now!

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Sexuality

Variety is the spice of life! Looking for sex therapy or sexuality advice – straight or queer? Diversity is respected and understood here.

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