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Our practice is grounded in the values of safety, compassion, and inclusivity for every client. We are committed to nurturing a supportive environment where healing, growth, and insight can flourish. At the heart of our approach is the belief in a strong therapeutic relationship, which is key to achieving positive mental health outcomes.

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Reach Psychology offers clinical psychology
in Melbourne Bayside and Telehealth services Australia-wide

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Navigating Grief in a Healthier Way
Navigating Grief in a Healthier Way

Loss is one of the most painful and disorienting experiences we can face, and most of us will encounter it at different points in our lives. While it may feel overwhelming, there are supportive ways to move through it with care and intention.

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Not an Overreaction: The Complex Trauma Response
Not an Overreaction: The Complex Trauma Response

Are you experiencing a significant stress response that seems way out of proportion to the event that seemed to precipitate it?

Do you have ongoing symptoms of severe stress that you can’t really understand or logically explain? 

Is there something from your past that you’re struggling to get over?

You may be experiencing C-PTSD.

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Understanding Emotional Abuse and Coercive Control
Understanding Emotional Abuse and Coercive Control

Does being around your partner, another family member, or a person in your workplace make you doubt yourself or do you feel confused, frightened, intimidated, inadequate, or otherwise unlike “yourself”? 

Could you be experiencing emotional abuse?

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