Mark has worked in a variety of clinical settings and enjoys working with identity and existential issues, as well as complex trauma and PTSD. He offers both face to face or online sessions, for adults and older teenagers.
Mark has the capacity for a deep empathic understanding of the kind of life challenges that affect many of his clients. He has a warm, caring and non-judgemental therapist style, with a practical focus on collaboratively helping his clients move towards meaningful and achievable personal goals.
Having worked in different private, public and not-for-profit organisations, and being a family man, gives him a breadth of professional and personal experience which helps him to understand the kinds of life crises that many people face.
Mark has had clinical training for working with diverse and vulnerable populations, including clients that suffer from repeated trauma, substance use, intellectual disabilities, antisocial behaviour, acute psychosis and those who are neurologically diverse.
His curiosity and interest in the human mind drives him to help his clients develop strong relationships and to make a real change in their lives.
Mark works with:
- Anxiety and panic
- Identity and existential issues
- Personality disorders
- Relationship difficulties
- Depression and mood disorder
- Complex Trauma and PTSD
- Life/work stressors
- Self harm
- Addictions
- Sleep difficulties
- Assertiveness and problem solving
- Anger management and emotional regulation
- WorkCover issues
The range of therapy practices Mark utilises includes Existential and Psychodynamic approaches, as well as Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) and Mindfulness techniques.
Mark is available for consultation during weekday business hours.
Mark’s Qualifications
- Master of Professional Psychology
- Registered Psychologist (AHPRA)
- Medicare Registered
- SIRA approved for WorkCover clients
