Eric is a Clinical Psychologist with special interests in:

1. Understanding how emotions work and using methods to transform emotions deeply and quickly

2. Supporting adults from the LGBTQ community

3. Supporting adults from CALD communities who find that culture and language do affect their experiences of their problems

4. Supporting clients with psychological issues stemming from complex family-of-origin and childhood experiences.

Eric’s approach is warm, open, and humorous. He is interested in people and not symptoms, and prefers a conversational style of working with people. He works respectfully with his clients to help them understand their stuck emotional patterns and their way of being with both people and life events. He guides them to develop life-skills to change these patterns so that they could live fully, more fulfilled lives.

Eric completed his Doctoral degree in clinical psychology with research focused on psychological factors affecting Irritable Bowel Syndrome, and the mind-body connection. Eric has worked as a mental health clinician for 17 years in not-for-profit, correctional, hospital and private practice settings.

Eric offers in-office, teleconference and online counselling. He also offers services for persons funded under the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS).

Eric is also a board-approved supervisor and provides supervision for trainee psychologists and psychologists.

Languages: English, Mandarin / Chinese