Our Clinical Psychologist, Trevor has 25 years’ experience in private practice and is fully registered with AHPRA and a member of the Australian Psychological Society.

Trevor offers prospective clients an undertaking to provide high quality, ethical, advice & support tailored to the individuals needs building on a trusting supportive partnership with the goal of aiding resolution of the presenting issues. Trevor’s focus is not what is wrong with you but what is currently happening to you.

Trevor uses his specialist expertise in reflective & subconscious knowledge of sensory perception; relationship counselling, conflict resolution, anxiety, depression, including difficult to handle changes in our everyday lives.

Trevor has an interest in aiding the community not only on a one on one basis but within group settings.

Trevor is registered with the Department of Veterans’ Affairs (DVA) and WorkCover Qld with extensive experience in treating WorkCover clients in assisting them in re-joining the workforce after sustaining psychological injury. 

THERAPIES USED:

• CBT - (Cognitive Behavioural Therapy)
• ACT - (Acceptance and Commitment Therapy)
• Reflective & Sensory Perception Therapy
• Emotion focussed therapy
• Couples Counselling
• Life Skills coaching including assertiveness, conflict management, social skills, stress management;
• Mindfulness and Relaxation strategies

 

ISSUES:

• ADHD/ADD
• EMDR
• Biofeedback
• Psychological assessments including intellectual, personality, psychopathology, compensation claims
• Depression
• Anxiety Disorders including social anxiety, phobias, panic attacks, general stress, and worry
• Pain management
• Anger management
• Stress management
• Trauma of all types, Grief and Loss and PTSD
• Addictive behaviours
• Sleep management
• Relationship counselling
• Adjustment Disorder
• Personal growth including assertiveness, self-esteem, social skills
• WorkCover and other Compensation claims

If you feel you or your family need the extra help? Speak to your Doctor and ask him to review your mental health. There is nothing embarrassing or shameful in seeking the help you need. Looking after the mind is just as important as looking after the body.