A reflection on the deeper mechanics of personal transformation There’s a moment in a person’s journey of self discovery when they realize that knowing what’s right and actually doing what’s right are two entirely different things. You might have experienced this yourself—perhaps you’ve read countless self-help books, attended workshops, or even developed what seemed like […]
I am passionate about resolving my client’s issues, not just helping them to cope with triggers, or to simply manage their addiction or depression. This kind of approach, like many mindfulness and traditional talk therapy techniques, as well as medication, is incomplete, temporary, and a crutch. They do not fix the problem or inspire success. They simply mask the […]
“I don’t offer coping strategies for when you do that thing you shouldn’t do. You’ll never need ‘crutches’ after sessions with me, because I only offer total resolution.” You might think that counselling with me is like seeking help from many other health and well-being practitioners. That we’ll just talk a bit, I’ll write you […]
Clarity Comes to Malvern: A New Chapter for Accessible, Compassionate Mental Health Care “Clarity is built on the belief that mental health care works best when it’s connected, compassionate, and collaborative.” – Davis Lemke, CEO, Clarity Health Care Clarity Health Care, known for its pioneering multidisciplinary approach to mental health, has officially opened the doors […]
How to Choose the Best Psychologist in Malvern: Insights from the Experts at Clarity Health Care Choosing the right psychologist can feel overwhelming — especially when you’re already navigating stress, anxiety, or a tough life transition. The good news? If you’re in Malvern, you’re in a community with access to some of Melbourne’s most respected […]
The term “re-parenting” is frequently used to describe the process of turning inward and providing our younger selves with the care and love we may have lacked in early childhood. This internal work is crucial because when our younger parts don’t receive the nurturing they need, we can develop various symptoms—many psychological diagnoses are linked […]
In my previous post, I discussed the movement concept of “yielding” (both physically and psychologically) and its relationship with trust in the development of a secure attachment to the primary caregiver. If you haven’t read it, I encourage you to check it out.This post will focus on the “push” that comes immediately after the yield. […]
“The Work” is a term I’ve coined. Drawing from the reference Leonard Cohen used to describe his entire body of work as a poet and songwriter, I view the work as also being deeply connected to the inner work we must all undertake. The Work is a choice. The Work is an inevitable experience […]
Belonging is more than just being part of a group—it’s the deep feeling of being accepted, valued, and understood. It often forms through shared experiences, interests, backgrounds, or identities, such as age, culture, faith, or sexuality. For many, it’s where we feel most at home with ourselves and others. Why is it so important? Because […]
There are times in life when we don’t even realize how far we’ve wandered — from our center, our truth, our peace. Life becomes busy. We fall into patterns. We seek approval, chase productivity, and before we know it, we’re moving through our days on autopilot, feeling disconnected, unsure why things feel off. When I […]
