Our practicioners
We are all familiar with psychoanalysis (Jungian) and dream analysis and other techniques for establishing a relationship between the unconscious and conscious, which is vital for a good mental and emotional balance.
We provide clinical supervision for Psychologists, Clinical Psychologists, Counsellors,
Psychotherapists and other health practitioners. Supervision and training analysis are also
provided here for those undertaking psychoanalytic training.
You can see further details of each individual’s work and background including which rebates apply (Medicare, HBF and so on) decide whom to contact (whether it is about a referral or establishing an immediate contact oneself).
Brittain Garrett
Psychoanalyst (Jungian)Diplomate C G Jung Institute (ANZSJA)
Also, working from Margaret River,
and is available for phone and Skype sessions.Mob: 0417 958 658 or Email Britt
Susan Thorman
Clinical Psychologist & Psychotherapist (Jungian)B.Sc.(Hons) M Psych (Clinical);
B.A.(Anthropology), U.W.A.Email Susan or call 0400 361 095
Debbie Ford
PsychotherapistDebbie is a West Australian Psychoanalytically trained Psychotherapist. She had a private practice in Chelsea Village in Nedlands and is also in practice at the Centre for Psychology & Counselling.Also works remotely.
Email Debbie or call 0417 904 031
Kane M Parsons
Counselling & Psychotherapy
Counselling, Psychotherapy
ND. M Couns. C.G Jung Institute Training Candidate
Also Working from Dunsborough
and available for phone and zoom sessions
More information about Kane visit - kptherapies.com
Email Kane (kptherapies@pm.me) or call 0422 222 402
What is Jungian psychotherapy?
Carl G. Jung (1875 – 1961) developed a psychodynamic or depth approach to psychotherapy that he called Analytical Psychology and this remains the officially accepted term. Jung’s approach acknowledged both conscious and unconscious aspects of the personality, or psyche and gave equal weight to both....
