NB: I am not currently taking on new clients. My next availability is likely to me mid February.

Malcolm offers: Individual counselling and psychotherapy. A space to talk and explore your experience and concerns in a safe and private, confidential and non judging environment. Long or short term therapy.

Special Interests are: Working to promote positive change through gaining understanding of unhelpful patterns while supporting growth and development. Includes anxiety, stress, depression, confidence, self esteem and relationship issues.

Approaches and Modalities: Relational psychodynamic psychotherapy - that is making sense of the present by talking together about what has happened in the past. Looking at what shapes thinking, feeling and relating. Weaving together the various threads of experience that make us who we are especially how we relate to ourselves, those close to us, and the wider world.

Qualifications and experience: Registered psychotherapist. Full member of NZAP (New Zealand Association of Psychotherapists). AUT trained psychodynamic psychotherapist with a Masters in Health Science (2006) and Diploma in Psychosocial Studies. Has experience with a broad range of clients and client issues. Has also worked in business and in education so has a wide range of life experience.

Location: Three Lamps Counselling and Psychotherapy Centre, Three Lamps, Ponsonby (corner of Ponsonby and Jervois roads). On Link bus route.

Hours: Mondays & Wednesdays 11am - 7pm.

Costs: Normal fees are:

• $120 full fee
• $90 prepaid weekly concession
• $60 community services card concession

Contact me for further details.

Enquiries welcome: Email at malcolmi@xtra.co.nz; phone or txt (027) 2345 333 (please leave a message so I can call you back).

Whoever you are and wherever you are at I strive to provide:

• Acceptance - to be who you are
• Care - to be heard and understood 
• Time - to reflect and explore
• Help - to untangle worries and confusions
• Challenge - to be true to yourself and all you can be
• Support - to make constructive change
• Hope - to improve confidence, self-esteem and relationships

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