Mental Health Services in Newtown, Geelong, VIC
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Results from the 'Mental Health Services' category in Newtown, Geelong
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117-119 Aphrasia St, Geelong, 3220
0434 337 245
Marriage counselor, Mental Health Service 
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120 W Fyans St, Geelong, 3220
(03) 5229 9055
Psychologist Nearby results from the Mental Health Services category
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120 West Fyans St, Newtown, 3220
(03) 5229 9055
Mental health service, mental health services 
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65 W Fyans St, Geelong, Newtown, 3220
(03) 4232 2591
Summit Psychology is led by Andrew Burzynski, a registered psychologist and accredited EMDR practitioner based in Geelong. Andrew works primarily with adults experiencing trauma, anxiety, emotional overwhelm, and stress. He uses EMDR and other evidence-based approaches, including CBT, mindfulness, and practical strategies, to create a safe, collaborative, and respectful therapeutic environment. His approach is trauma-informed, client-centred, and adaptable to individual needs. Andrew welcomes and affirms people of all backgrounds, identities, and lived experiences, with a focus on helping clients feel heard, supported, and empowered in their journey toward improved wellbeing. 
270A Pakington St, Newtown, 3220
(03) 5221 6259
RELAXATION THERAPY, Alternative Health Services 
27 LITTLE MYERS ST, Geelong, 3220
(03) 5221 0358
personal counselling, personal counsellor, family counsellor, Counselling services, family counselling, partner councelling, counsellor, Marriage Counselling, Counselling 
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284 LATROBE TCE, South Geelong, 3220
(03) 5222 5999
The Geelong Mood Support Group is funded through the Department of Human Services and supported by donations from United Way and service groups The Group offer its members, and other interested persons, the opportunity to meet regularly, and provides care and support to those in need It aims to promote well being, and to inform and educate those with mood disorders, their carers and the public. 
