Psychologists in Canberra, ACT with opening hours

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Anxiety Solution Alternative Therapy

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261 Hindmarsh, Canberra, 2600

0468 786 789

Philip Morey, 15 years experience in Breathwork Life member - Global Professional Breathwork Alliance, said that life circumstances were the main cause of on going anxiety and depression. Anxiety Solution offers alternative drug free programs suited for your condition.

Footsteps Psychology

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Level 1/33 Allara Street, Canberra, 2601

(02) 6181 0560

Mental Health Service, Psychologist

Fisher Evans & Associates Psychological Services Pty Ltd

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63 Giles Street, Canberra, 2604

0412 682 044

Psychologist

Strategic Psychology

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Level 1/121 London Circuit, Canberra, 2601

(02) 6262 6157

Strategic Psychology has a team of experienced psychologists in Canberra offering counselling and psychological assessments to adults, adolescents and children. We can help with depression, anxiety, grief, anger management, PTSD, eating disorders and bullying. We provide relationship counselling and couples therapy. We also conduct child and adolescent assessments for ADD/ADHD, autism, dyslexia and learning disorders.

Belinda Hendry

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1 Hobart Pl, Canberra, 2601

(04) 1128 5116

psychoanalysis, psychology, anxiety, depression, Psychologist, mental health problems

Mr Randolph Sparks

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Level 3/24 Marcus Clarke St, Unit 4, Canberra, 2601

0477 184 448

Edgar Lynch Centre

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Unit 1.1, Level 1/65 Northbourne Ave, Canberra, 2601

JMA Psychology Canberra

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Unit 8, Wetlands House 1 Dairy Road, Canberra, 2600

0423 186 887

People come to depression therapy and see a Psychologist Canberra for depression because they are unhappy with themselves or unfortunate things have happened to them. They may have lost a job or relationship, gotten into some kind of trouble, suffered a death of someone important, or had difficulties befall a loved one. What they want is support and guidance. They are not looking to explore the past. They want help to get through it.