Depression therapists in South Hobart, Tasmania, Australia AU
Depression
Stephen Moore
Registered Psychotherapist, Masters of Counselling and Applied Psychotherapy (MCAP)
Depression is a horrible place to be and I find this works remarkable watching someone get out of the whole they are in. A lot of deep subconscious work is required here with the outcome being back in charge of your mental wellbeing.
10 Years Experience
Depression
Giulia Fiore
Counsellor/Therapist
Pain is inevitable in life, but suffering is often optional. Asking for help is the first step in managing low moods. There are so many science-based strategies to help to recover from depression.
6 Years Experience
Depression
Israel Berger
Counsellor/Therapist, MBBS, MPsych, PhD, CCTP
I have lived experience of depression and have worked with a number of people experiencing depression, particularly when there are complexities to their situation. I aim to help you get on top of depression (and associated anxiety) and be the best you can be.
18 Years Experience
Depression
Clair Ramsden
Counsellor/Therapist, (Dip.Couns)
When we're feeling depressed, it can be a sign that we're not managing some of the powerful emotions that we're experiencing. It can be easy to do nothing as we can experience a complete shut-down, even burnout. During therapy, we can talk about what's going on and come up with a better understanding of how our energy works when we're healthy.
Through our therapeutic alliance, we can help you identify the reason for your condition and come up with a better understanding of how to manage it. It can help you move towards a more balanced life.
20 Years Experience
Depression
Andrew Robertson
Counsellor/Therapist, Master of Counselling and Applied Psychotherapy, Advanced Clinical Skills in Gestalt Psychotherapy
What a person means by 'depression', and what underlies whatever that experience is, is hugely individual and personal. While the challenge and way forward will be different for each individual, I tend to find that what we call depression is more often than not our internal compass - or to be more poetic, our soul - trying to get our attention to alert us that something is wrong and a changeof course is needed. For that reason, I believe the pain and suffering involved in depression can play a meaningful role and carry with them the seeds of a deeper, richer and more satisfying life, if we are willing to attend to them.
10 Years Experience