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Thinking Together Psychotherapy and Counselling

Thinking Together Psychotherapy and Counselling

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My name is Elisha Ebdon and I am a Psychotherapist and Accredited Mental Health Social Worker. I offer counselling and psychotherapy to people who are experiencing mental health and emotional difficulties related to;

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My name is Elisha Ebdon and I am a Psychotherapist and Accredited Mental Health Social Worker. I offer counselling and psychotherapy to people who are experiencing mental health and emotional difficulties related to; -Symptoms and difficulties associated with exposure to trauma, including anxiety, depression and the treatment of PTSD related symptoms. For more than 10 years I have worked within the not for profit and public sectors, primarily providing therapeutic intervention to children, adolescents and families who have experienced emotional difficulties as a consequence of traumatic experience or mental health related difficulties. Referrals relating to family violence, sexual assault, victims of crime, military and emergency services occupations are regularly received. Sessions are available in person in Blackburn North and Australia wide via telehealth. Qualifications Bachelor of Arts Master of Social Work (Qualifying). Master of Child Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy Professional Associations AASW (Accredited Mental Health Social Worker) PACFA Reg. Clinical

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