Contact me at matt@matthewbishop.com.au or 0430 622 909.
I am currently seeing clients by video or telephone.
My fee is one hundred and fifty dollars. Due to the nature of my service (see below) I do not offer Medicare rebates.
Counselling sessions are fifty minutes.
You are free to see me for a single session, or for short-term counselling, or for longer-term therapy, and at a fequency of your choosing - you will find me respectful and encouraging of your choices.
Please read the below paragraph before booking, in order to understand what I do - and do not - offer.
It has been my strong experience that, in order to properly practice philosophical counselling and Existential Therapy, a strong distinction needs to be made between it versus a clinical mental health service, such as psychology. I have a degree in counselling, not psychology, and they are quite different. While psychologists were studying "rats and stats" and The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, I was studying well-being and personal growth in counselling, and the ways we create meaning through philosophy. I regularly work with problems such as anxiety and depression, but again I help people not through treatments, but rather by helping them increase their own insight and strength. I'm not doing something to you, I'm helping you become something. What I offer is pure conversation, of a type aimed to help you gain the wisdom and energy to improve yourself and your life.
I am currently seeing clients by video or telephone.
My fee is one hundred and fifty dollars. Due to the nature of my service (see below) I do not offer Medicare rebates.
Counselling sessions are fifty minutes.
You are free to see me for a single session, or for short-term counselling, or for longer-term therapy, and at a fequency of your choosing - you will find me respectful and encouraging of your choices.
Please read the below paragraph before booking, in order to understand what I do - and do not - offer.
It has been my strong experience that, in order to properly practice philosophical counselling and Existential Therapy, a strong distinction needs to be made between it versus a clinical mental health service, such as psychology. I have a degree in counselling, not psychology, and they are quite different. While psychologists were studying "rats and stats" and The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, I was studying well-being and personal growth in counselling, and the ways we create meaning through philosophy. I regularly work with problems such as anxiety and depression, but again I help people not through treatments, but rather by helping them increase their own insight and strength. I'm not doing something to you, I'm helping you become something. What I offer is pure conversation, of a type aimed to help you gain the wisdom and energy to improve yourself and your life.
