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Statistics show that About 45% of Australian adults will be affected by mental illness at some time in their life. Anxiety and mood disorders (such as depression) – primarily in our clinic, ADHD and concerns about living life on the spectrum are the most common problems experienced by our patients.
At Thinking Families Psychology & Counselling Centre, we provide crucial support for those grappling with anxiety, depression, and intricate family dynamics.
Guided by our experienced counsellor Glenn Munt and clinical psychologist Mary McGrath, our centre is your go-to for transforming mental health challenges into growth opportunities. Ready for a change? Let’s make it happen.
Why Choose Thinking Families?
Thinking Families Psychology & Counselling Centre stands out with its seasoned directors, Glenn Munt and Mary McGrath. Both are not only highly qualified but also deeply committed to their ethical and professional standards.
Specialising in a broad spectrum of psychological issues—from adolescent challenges to complex family dynamics—their practice is a pillar for those seeking compassionate and expert mental health support.
Our Comprehensive Services
We offer a broad spectrum of services tailored to meet varied mental health needs:
Female Psychology
Dedicated services addressing the unique psychological needs of women throughout various stages of life. This includes therapy for postnatal depression and anxiety.
Adult and Adolescent Psychiatry
Our approach to adult and adolescent psychiatry involves family-based treatments and individual therapy.
Child Psychiatry and Protection
Our services for children are designed to foster resilience and healthy development in young minds.
Specialised Therapies
We employ the Family Based Treatment for eating disorders like anorexia and bulimia, known as the Maudsley Model, and attachment-based family therapy for managing depression and self-harm.
Cognitive and Behavioural Therapies
Our therapies include cognitive behavioural therapy, mindfulness, schema therapy, and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, all tailored to meet individual needs and promote recovery.
Support for Gifted Children
We provide specialised support for gifted children and their families, helping manage the unique challenges they face with customised strategies that address their cognitive and emotional needs.
Starting Your Therapy Journey at Thinking Families
Starting on therapy is a big step, but we make it straightforward:
- Initial Consultation: Call us or use our online form to set up your first meeting.
- Assessment Session: We’ll assess your situation to customise our approach.
- Tailored Therapy Plan: You’ll get a personal therapy plan developed from your assessment.
- Ongoing Support: Regular sessions with adjustments as needed ensure you’re on track.
- Review and Adapt: We periodically review your plan to keep it aligned with your needs.
Frequently Asked Questions
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We offer a range of therapies including cognitive behavioural therapy, family therapy, and mindfulness practices.
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Appointments can be booked online through our website or by calling our Brisbane office directly.
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Yes, we provide telehealth consultations via video and phone to accommodate clients who cannot visit in person.
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The first session is about understanding your needs and discussing how we can help, with no immediate therapy conducted.
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We will help match you with a psychologist whose expertise and approach best suit your needs.
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Absolutely, confidentiality is a cornerstone of our practice, ensuring your privacy and trust.
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The Mental Health Care Plan is a scheme by Medicare that provides access to mental health professionals at a subsidised cost. Speak to your GP about qualifying for this plan.
Reach Out for Support
Thinking about therapy can feel overwhelming, but you’re not alone in this. Thinking Families makes starting as simple and supportive as possible.
Explore our resources and book a consultation to discover how we can help you and your loved ones find better mental health. Ready to start your journey? Let’s talk.
