Grief support for friends and family
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Mind Brain Body Behaviour
About
At Coffs Psychology & Neurotherapy our practitioners offer modern psychological therapies, engaging your mind, brain, body, and behaviour to enhance wellbeing and enrich lives. We work collaboratively with you, your significant others, and healthcare practitioners to meet your needs while achieving the results you want.
Contact us on (02) 6699 2825 or email admin@coffspsychneuro.com.au
Contact us on (02) 6699 2825 or email admin@coffspsychneuro.com.au
Our team
Dr Andrew Grey
D.Clin.Psych;MA Clin.Psych; PG Dip CBP (Oxford); BA Hons Psych: Clinical Psychologist
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Therapy Hens
We have 4 beautiful therapy hens that live at our practice. Children visiting us enjoy looking for freshly laid eggs and interacting with these gentle creatures. Our friendly hens love to spend their days eating scraps from the kitchen and hanging out on our back lawn.
Bookings
Jennifer Grant
Clinical Psychologist
Current clients can book with the link below; new clients must contact the practice at admin@coffspsychneuro.com.au
Mel McKenna
Clinical Psychologist
Current clients can book with the link below; new clients must contact the practice at admin@coffspsychneuro.com.au
Mike Brough
Clinical Psychologist
Current clients can book with the link below; new clients must contact the practice at admin@coffspsychneuro.com.au
Warwick McClelland
Clinical Psychologist
Current clients can book with the link below; new clients must contact the practice at admin@coffspsychneuro.com.au
Dr Andrew Grey
Clinical Psychologist
Current clients can book with the link below; new clients must contact the practice at admin@coffspsychneuro.com.au
Cath Grey
Counsellor
Current clients can book with the link below; new clients must contact the practice at admin@coffspsychneuro.com.au
Services
Blog
Customising therapy and fitting it to the 24/7 world
Read MoreWork through the effects of fight, flee, freeze or flop (shutdown).
Read MoreLove is not just a feeling or a bond. It is also a verb – actions. If “you’re in love” or love someone, these are the typical actions.
Read MoreLanguage evolves. Words come to mean different things over time. But at a price. The price of using “triggered” in everyday parlance is that those who are “triggered” in the original sense have no language to describe what has happened.
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