(03) 9761 1298

‘A friendly, caring and

practical approach

to counselling’

Counselling provides a safe and supportive environment to help work through issues in a practical and friendly way. Counselling can help with the following;

Ph: 9761 1298 Fax: 9761 1300

Email: reception@boroniapsychology.com.au

www.boroniapsychology.com.au

How can counselling help?

2 Park Crescent, Boronia Vic 3155

Melway ref: 64 K9

Monday & Tuesday 9:30am - 6:30pm

Wednesday 10:00am - 7:00pm

Thursday 10:00am - 7:00pm

Friday 9:00am - 5:00pm

Saturday 9:00am - 2:00pm

Depression

Anxiety

Panic

Stress

Grief

Sleep problems

Trauma

Sexual abuse

Chronic illness

Chronic pain

Career planning and work stress

School issues

Learning and behaviour difficulties

Educational and Developmental Assessments

Parenting problems

Relationship difficulties

Couples therapy

Family therapy

A variety of evidence-based counselling approaches

are utilised, including Cognitive Behavioural Therapy

(CBT), Solution Focused Therapy, Interpersonal

Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy,

Mindfulness and Hypnosis.

To make an appointment call 9761 1298

The Psychologists at Boronia Psychology are

committed to providing a quality, individualized

service which will meet your needs.

We are providers for TAC, WorkCover, DVA,

Victims of Crime, private health funds and

Medicare.

Established 1992

Counselling can assist you to understand and

manage your concerns and provide techniques for

coping with immediate issues and future challenges.

Where are we?

Public Transport:

Take Route 753 Bus (Bayswater-Glen Waverly): bus stop at Cnr of Boronia Road/Park Crescent.

Take Route 737 Bus (Croydon-Monash University): bus stop at Cnr of Park Crescent/Boronia Road.

Railway Station (Belgrave Line) short walk from Genista Ave, down Erica Ave and across Boronia Road. (On map).

Parking:

Car park at rear of building. Parking also available across the road in front of Boronia Library.

Boronia Psychology

Boronia Railway Station

Boronia

Psychology

All psychologists at Boronia Psychology

are members of the

Australian Psychological Society

Established 1992

Katy Harman BA (Hons), Oxon; D.Clin.Psy; Grad.

Dip. CBT; M.A.P.S. .

Jenny Lindros B.Ed., Grad. Dip. Family Therapy,

M. Psych. (Ed. Dev.), M.A.P.S.

Katy has 10 years of experience in the National

Health Service (NHS) in London UK, with adult

common mental health problems., utilising

evidence-based therapeutic approaches

which include: Cognitive Behavioural Therapy

(CBT), mindfulness and principles of

Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Katy assists people

with: depression; anxiety (general fears, phobias, social

anxiety, obsessive-compulsive disorder and post-traumatic

stress); work-related stress, relationship problems and

difficulties arising from chronic health conditions, assisting

clients to better understand themselves and their circumstances in

order to make changes towards their valued goals. Katy provides

counselling on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturday mornings .

Jenny has extensive experience working with

students of all ages and their families. Jenny

specialises in assessing and counselling school

aged children from 4-18 years, as well as

providing counselling to parents and other family members. Jenny has

a special interest in family therapy, parenting concerns, and

managing challenging behaviours. She also provides hypnosis for

children to help overcome fears and phobias and can assess

children for Autism, ADHD, Aspergers, and other concerns. Jenny is

able to help parents establish behaviour management strategies

and can provide appropriate reports to facilitate provision of

assistance for children with special needs in school settings. Jenny

provides counselling on Mondays .

Andrew has worked in clinical mental health and high performance environments since 2008. He employs CBT based strategies, in combination with

Solution-Focused Therapy to help adults and adolescents deal more effectively with issues relat-ing to stress, anxiety, depression, grief and loss, drug and alcohol abuse, and chronic pain. He is currently registered with Medicare, TAC, and WorkCover, and is familiar with the procedures for working with victims of crime. Andrew provides counselling on Thursdays and offers late appointments.

Pauline has dual registration as both a

Psychologist and Social Worker and is also an

accredited Yoga Teacher. She has many years of experience

working with a range of clients in rehabilitation , adult psychiatry,

and private practice. She specialises in helping adults with

anxiety, depression, post traumatic stress, grief and loss,

chronic illness, food intolerance, carer stress, relationship

and family problems. Pauline combines her 25 years of yoga

practice and teaching, with her skills in mindfulness to facilitate

relaxation and stress to meet individual needs. Pauline

provides counselling on Mondays and Wednesdays.

Andrew Dunhill BSc, GradDipPsych,

MAppPsych, M.A.P.S..

Michelle Riggall BSc Psychology (Hons) UK,

M.Psych. (Ed & Dev.), M.A.P.S.

Pauline Schofield B.A., Grad. Dip. Applied

Social Psychology, B.SW., Dip. Yoga Teaching, Associate M.A.P.S.

Michelle has had several years experience

counselling children from pre-school to 18 years,

for various issues, including anxiety, depression,

school refusal, bullying, social and family

issues, behaviour, grief/loss and trauma, using a variety of

techniques including CBT, play therapy and meditation. In addition

Michelle conducts cognitive assessments to ascertain intellectual

disability, learning problems and giftedness. Michelle also has

experience working with children with ADHD, Autism, Aspergers,

challenging behaviours, special needs, and offers parenting

techniques and family support. Michelle provides counselling on

Mondays and Tuesdays.

Caroline Elston BA (Hons) MA (Clinical

Psych) PhD M.A.P.S. Clinical Psychologist, M.A.P.S.

Caroline has worked extensively in adult

mental health services both in hospital

Community settings and in private practice.

She is experienced in assisting people with depression,

anxiety, stress, grief, relationship difficulties and living

with chronic health problems. Caroline has a longstanding

interest in women’s experience of motherhood and provides

assistance for mothers experiencing postnatal difficulties, as

well as parenting concerns and children’s behaviour

problems, She also assists adults with everyday issues of

depression, anxiety and grief and loss. Caroline provides

counselling on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Fridays.

Lukas has worked for many years in community-based services and employee assistance programs. He also conducted Mindfulness Based Cognitive

Therapy (MBCT) groups for Monash University for a period of 5 years. Lukas is particularly interested in working with adults who have concerns about anxiety, depression or addictions. He is also experienced in assisting adults who have experienced critical incident stress and trauma. Lukas utilises cognitive behaviour therapy and incorporates the principles of mindfulness in his approach to counselling . Lukas provides counselling on Fridays and on Saturday mornings .

Lukas Ryan B. App. Sc, Grad Dip Couns

Psych, M.A.P.S.

Manmohan Singh BSc (Psych),

PDG (Psych), MPsych (Monash), M.A.P.S.

Manmohan has over 10 years experience

using structured research driven

cognitive behavioural psychological

interventions and has helped many

clients achieve their desired outcomes. He

specialises in supporting children, adolescents, couples and

families with interpersonal relationship problems, anxiety

and depressive disorders and rehabilitation psychology. He

also has significant experience in assisting clients achieve

spiritual, emotional and physical balance, using meditation,

yoga, hypnosis and exercise. Manmohan provides

counselling on Mondays, Wednesdays and Thursdays.

Kylie Cummins B. App. Sc, Grad. Dip. Psych,

M. Psych (Ed. & Dev.) , M.A.P.S.

Kylie has worked as a school psychologist

in both the public and private education systems

and enjoys working with children, adolescents,

and families of all backgrounds. Kylie uses a combination of play

therapy, counselling and cognitive behavioural techniques.

She is experienced in working with children with learning

difficulties, social and emotional difficulties, and those affected

by grief and loss. Kylie has a special interest in the perinatal

period and is qualified as a HypnoBirthing practitioner . She can

assist parents to overcome worries around the perinatal period and

achieve a stress-free birth experience. Kylie provides counselling

on Saturday mornings.