I specialise in areas of domestic violence, anger management and generalist clinical supervisions and I am available for counsellors, psychotherapists and social workers.
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Take the stress out of parenting - tap into your child's needs and give yourself some peace.
Call for individual and group sessions.
Individualised men's and women's counselling
When we are in a relationship, we can sometimes feel like we are not being heard by our partner or maybe we feel that we are being pressured which can make us shut down. These feelings can often take over our relationship, which can lead to loss of intimacy and cause conflict. We all want a healthy and happy relationship but sometimes we get lost in confusion and difference and our once loving and caring relationships can break down. But don’t despair we all may need assistance at some time.
Call 0405 600 337 or fill out the form below.
Andrew will contact you ASAP
Suite 4.31, Level 4
The Element Building
200 Central Coast Hwy
Erina, NSW 2250
I believe no person is born into the world in a shamed state. Whatever differences of personality or endowment appear among newborn babies, every boy and girl child is born into the world equipped and ready to be itself. Babies are born whole and vital. Basically then, Shame must be taught, learned. ..continue reading
Have you ever longed for more peace, quiet and solitude? Are you in a relationship with a person who is controlling, critical, or disrespectful? Have you ever felt trapped in a conversation with someone who’s intrusive or meddling? ..continue reading
Intimacy and Sexual intimacy requires going beyond our safe and familiar ways of being in relationship. To deepen intimacy, we need to express and show new and hidden parts of ourselves to our partner. Therefore, a strong sense of self and a commitment to personal and relationship growth are essential to tolerate the internal upset associated with fear of failure and rejection. ..continue reading
The scapegoat in a family system or the IP the identified patient is often the child who tells the truth about the family dysfunction and acts it out in mostly negative ways, who points out the elephant in the room that the family is not willing to look at. It is this behaviour that makes the scapegoat the target for the family rebuke and usually the parents present this child at therapy as the "problem". ..continue reading