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Mary Bonich is a Psychologist dedicated to helping people find their way towards a happier, healthier, more fulfilling life. She provides counseling for a wide range of mental health concerns including workplace stress, anxiety, depression, PTSD, anger management, work-life balance, interpersonal difficulties, relationship breakdowns, and grief.

Mary has worked both in the private and corporate sectors as a psychologist with a keen interest in successful social change. She values community and strongly believes in the reinforcement of social support systems to facilitate healthier communities. Mary has completed a Bachelor degree in Psychology graduating with 1st Class Honours, a Master degree in

Roger balances the art of counselling with the science of psychology using an integrated approach to treatment depending on each individual. He has training and experience in a number of therapies including Cognitive Behaviour, Psychodynamic, Systemic Family, and Dialectical Behaviour Therapy.

Roger has taught counselling and psychology at the Australian College of Applied Psychology where he has also managed the College’s psychologist supervision and registration program. Previously he was psychologist and manager of Selah, a unique suicide prevention counselling clinic associated with St Vincent’s Private Hospital. Prior to becoming a

Amanda is the Director of Armchair Psychology. Establishing the practice in 1989, her extensive experience helping clients with a range of psychological issues has made her an expert, endorsed as a specialist in both Clinical and Health Psychology.

One of Australia’s best known Psychologists, with over twenty years of experience in the media, she was a weekly contributor to the ABC’s Late Night Psychologist national program from 1989 to 2001.

Amanda is a peer reviewer for the N.S.W. Health Care Complaints Commission and is also the past President of the Australian Psychological Society, the peak...

DCP/MSc (Syd), B Sc (Psych), PG Dip (C&A Psych)

Clinical Psychologist

Blake is a clinical psychologist and researcher who worked at the UNSWFatigue Clinic service from 2007 to 2011 and developed the current fatigue program. In 2005 he was awarded a NSW Institute of Psychiatry research fellowship and completed doctor of clinical psychology and Master of Science degrees at the University of Sydney in 2008.

Since completing her studies, Michelle Hourigan has been working in the public health sector in both inpatient and community settings. She is passionate about human rights and integrated approaches to community health, emphasising emotional, social, and physical health in her client work. Michelle holds a Master degree in Clinical Psychology, a Bachelor of Psychological Science (Honours, 1st Class), and a Bachelor of Arts, majoring in

Louise Morrow is a Clinical Psychologist with over 20 years experience providing treatment services to clients presenting with a wide range of problems. Louise brings warmth, empathy and a strong sense of optimism to her treatment approach.

Louise has many years of experience in the treatment of:

Masters degree in Clinical Psychology (UNSW) Masters degree in the Psychology of Coaching (USYD) Bachelor’s degree in Psychology (UNSW)

I bring compassion, insight, commitment and support. I have 30 years experience across a wide range of issues. I work with people not problems. Please visit my website to learn more about my approach and how I can help you.

Celeste’s work is strongly influenced by Positive Psychology, which is the scientific study of positive emotions, actions, strengths and capacities that contribute to the development of success, happiness and wellbeing.

Celeste provides consultation,...

Celeste is a lifelong learner and teacher. She has worked as a School Counsellor, Assessment and Capability Consultant, in workplace rehabilitation and in Organisational Psychology. Celeste compliments her current professional skills by working as a Trainer, Facilitator and by supervising intern staff at Amnesty International.