Brisbane Psychologists providing evidence based counselling to improve your mental health, well-being and performance. Ahead Psychology is a private psychology practice servicing Brisbane and people throughout Australia and beyond (via telehealth). Our Brisbane psychologists provide Counselling, Employee Assistance Programs, Supervision and Personal Coaching.
We're here to help and, with a large team, chances are we've got a psychologist that's a great fit for you. Specialised EAP for small and medium-sized organisations. We help with psychological and behavioural issues that impact work and personal well-being, workplace trauma, performance improvement and workplace assessments.
We're here to help and, with a large team, chances are we've got a psychologist that's a great fit for you. Specialised EAP for small and medium-sized organisations. We help with psychological and behavioural issues that impact work and personal well-being, workplace trauma, performance improvement and workplace assessments.
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Senior Registered and Clinical Psychologists Brisbane: A team of highly experienced, compassionate and caring psychologists. We're a multi-practitioner practice of senior registered and clinical psychologists, both male and female. Over the years we've helped thousands of people make real, lasting changes and improve their lives.
Our Brisbane Psychology clinic is approximately 5 km north of the Brisbane CBD at Unit 2a, 87 Webster Road, Stafford QLD 4053. Please Note: Access to our building is via Barbarra Street (opposite the Police Station). To find the best public transport option to travel to and from Ahead Psychology use the Journey Planner on the Translink website.
Ahead Psychology is a busy Brisbane North Private Practice based in Stafford approximately 7km north of the Brisbane CBD. We're well into our second decade operating and have developed a strong reputation and well-established referral networks in place with local GPs, Medical Specialists, Workcover and ADF Health Services.
Your problems may be serious, debilitating ones that you have struggled with for a long time and think that it is time to get help. Or you may be generally successful and high functioning but are troubled by feelings, behaviours and thoughts that prevent you from functioning to your full capacity or from feeling happy and fulfilled.
Medicare rebates for psychology services are available under the Better Access to Mental Health Care initiative. The scheme provides considerable rebates allowing greater access to psychologists and more affordable mental health care. Dementia, delirium, tobacco use disorder and mental retardation are not regarded as mental disorders for the purposes of this initiative.
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Naomi Radunski
May 16, 2021
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Amy C.
Oct 07, 2019
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I came here a few times and it was one of the worst things I have ever done. Every visit she would make me feel unwelcome and dumb for seeking out the help I desperately needed for my issues, and seemed confused about why I was there.
Counselling did not seem specific or personalised and in a lot of cases I was given readings I could have found online and then chastised later for not reading them all (I reiterated a number of times that I have very limited free time) this felt odd to me and like rather than spending the time I paid good money for to work on things, it was easier to brush me aside
Counselling did not seem specific or personalised and in a lot of cases I was given readings I could have found online and then chastised later for not reading them all (I reiterated a number of times that I have very limited free time) this felt odd to me and like rather than spending the time I paid good money for to work on things, it was easier to brush me aside
Albany Hills Radius Medical Centre
Sep 11, 2019
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Jolene Jolene
Jul 01, 2019
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Joanna D.
Aug 31, 2018
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Do some research and please go to a different organisation. I had a complaint that they wouldn't discuss with me in person. I had been a client for 10 months, attending once a week. I have since lodged a complaint, with the Office of the Health Ombudsman, which has now been referred to AHPRA - the governing body for healthcare providers. It is unacceptable to not take seriously their duty of care to clients when terminating services. Further, it is unacceptable under any circumstances for a male therapist to hug a female client!
Dr. David Randall
Nov 09, 2015
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