Sydney Psychologists & Therapists

Guy has worked in psychology for over 16 years and has practiced as a clinical psychologist for 12 years. Guy specialises in a range of emotional and behavioural difficulties; ranging from depression, anxiety, anger, sexuality, self-esteem, relationship difficulties, HIV / AIDS, smoking cessation, and child, adolescent and family psychology.

Jim Malcolm has particular interests in the assessment and treatment of emotional and psychological problems associated with anxiety, depression and worry; concerns associated with sexuality and sexual identity; problematic drug and alcohol use; and life adjustment issues. He has had extensive experience teaching clinical psychology practice in a university setting and is committed to evidence based practice. He has also conducted and published research in the area of male sexual identity development, bisexuality and internalised homophobia. Dr Malcolm is a member of the College of Clinical Psychologists, the Australian Medical and Professional Society on Alcohol and Drugs and an Associate Member of the International Academy of Sex Research.

Claire Weightman has had 20 years experience as a practicing psychologist in clinical, corporate, government and educational settings throughout Australia. She specialises in treatment of depressive and anxiety disorders, trauma exposure and obsessive compulsive disorders. Claire has expertise in both dyadic relationship and individual counselling. She tailors her approach to individual treatment needs, combining CBT, Gestalt, positive psychology, narrative, psychodynamic and brief, solution focused interpersonal therapies. She also teaches mindfulness meditation and deep relaxation methods.

Michael is a psychotherapist experienced in working with individuals and couples. His technique is interactive and supportive; he focuses on understanding the client's world. He helps the client make sense of their experience and through this, enhance their agency, their internal organisation and their understanding of themselves. As a result of this work, the client develops a capacity to address a broad range of personal issues whether they be emotional, developmental, personality, relationship based or simply the desire to move forward in their lives.

Stewart has trained as a Social Worker (UNSW), Adult Psychotherapist (ANZAP) and Organisational Development Consultant (RMIT). He has over 20 years of professional experience in counselling and consulting roles in both public health and private practice. At Holdsworth House, Stewart offers counselling, therapy and coaching for individuals and couples. Areas of specialisation include depression, anxiety, relationships, self esteem issues, repetitive problem patterns (feeling stuck), sexuality and intimacy, unresolved trauma, grief, life direction and workplace issues. Medicare rebates are available for some services with a GP referral. Appointments can be made at Holdsworth House Allied Health reception. Further enquiries can be directed to Stewart at xpotentials@optusnet.com.au.

Barbara is a clinical psychologist who specialises in helping adults and adolescents work through difficulties such as depression, anxiety, grief / loss, posttraumatic stress, work stress, difficulty coping with illness, relationship difficulties and problems adjusting to stressful life events and transitions. Barbara's approach is collaborative, solution-focused and strengths-based, with the aim of helping clients to make sense of their difficulties, enhance their coping skills and find positive ways of moving forward in their lives. She uses evidence-based therapeutic interventions including Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Mindfulness, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy and Positive Psychology in her practice. Barbara is also a member of the APS College of Clinical Psychologists.