ACT of Living

Juluan McNally is the Principal Psychologist. He practised counselling psychology since 1995.

Damian enjoys working with adults as well as older adults. In particular, Damian has experience working with younger male adults. Damian does not work with children or couples.

Particular interests in: relationships; family work; psychotic-spectrum experiences; adjustment to life events; anxiety; depression; body image issues.

Dayana is passionate in working with adults and older adults and her areas of interest are Depression, Anxiety, Women & Health issues, Pain Management, Acculturation issues, Grief and Loss, Vocational issues as well as Substance Abuse issues. She also speaks Malay/ Indonesian as a second language. Dayana is a Medicare Provider for Better Access Scheme/ Mental Health Care Plan. She also consults with patients funded by through Workcover, the Transportation Accident Commission and the Victim Of Crimes Assistance Tribunal (VOCAT).

He believes in working with the person rather than with the problem and employs Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) in his counselling and coaching work. ACT helps clients to develop skills which assist them to effectively manage presenting difficulties and to set goals and take actions which move towards who and what is important to them.

Extensive experience treating depression, anxiety, panic attacks, phobias, trauma and grief, stress, amongst other things. Also have experience working with relationship issues and in providing couples counselling.

Clinical social worker.

Areas of experience and special interest include low mood and anxiety issues such as phobias, adjustment to difficult life events such as health diagnosis and illness, management of chronic pain, health behaviour change including weight loss and smoking cessation, sexual and gender identity issues, anger and stress management, and assertiveness training.

Tess works with female conscious leaders with purpose and impact.

Clinical Neuropsychologist. Linda works with adults (age 18 and over) and older adults (age 65 and over), as well as their families and key supports. In addition to neuropsychological assessments and medico-legal assessments, she provides counselling for a range of psychological concerns.