Family Challenge

5 recommendations and reviews from 5 people

• Referral from March 1, 2018
  

  Bec D. asked:

  Can anyone recommended a psychologist who is good with young children (4.5 year old ) thank you

  

  Janzey P. replied:

  http://www.psychologycafe.com.au/

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• Referral from September 26, 2017
  

  Tiffany P. asked:

  Hi everyone, im at a loss with my head as of late and im despetately seeking help from a doctor that specialises in generalized anxiety disorder. I feel like im drowning. I just want to start feeling better. I have a gp but feel as if they don't care too much about my anxiety. Sort of like "its just anxiety" and sends me on my way. My psychologist is away until mid october... and really needing to see someone asap, because i can't handle living this way. Sorry for the depressing post. Just need some guidance. So if you know or see a great gp who specialises in anxiety disorders please send me their name and location. Massive thanks in advance x

  

  Lucy J. replied:

  http://www.psychologycafe.com.au are always my reccommended psychology clinic. Everyone there is lovey and highly qualified 😊

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• Referral from June 25, 2017
  

  Holly B. asked:

  Anonymous Post Just wondering if anyone could recommend a psychologist who would be really good for an 18 year old girl who suffers from depression and chronic anxiety? ****Please do not comment suggesting a psychologist unless you know they specialise specifically in teenagers/young adults or in mental illness**** (Also preferably between Caloundra-Maroochydore) Thanks heaps!

  

  Sheree R. replied:

  The Psychology Cafe http://www.psychologycafe.com.au/ Sarah Harriott or Rhiannon Bell

  

  Brooke P. replied:

  Rhiannon at family challenge 🤗

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• Referral from April 18, 2016
  

  Krystal M. asked:

  Hi. I'm looking for recommendations for healers etc that specializes in trauma for children. Long story short; we lost our 7 week old daughter suddenly and unexpectedly at our home 3 years ago. My daughter (then aged 4) witnessed everything - our terrified screams, my husband doing CPR, paramedics, and detectives photographing our home. I was advised by the paramedic to allow my daughter to say her goodbyes. It was a very traumatic morning for myself, let alone a child aged 4. Last year after much excitement for our rainbow baby, she was stillborn at 23 weeks. Our daughter has suffered more loss than some do in their whole life. Fast forward 3 years and she isn't coping well. She is having behavioral problems, night terrors, seperation anxiety and fearing that we are going to pass away too. I have taken her to the doctor who has simply put it all down to trauma and has referred her to see an amazing psychologist. Unfortunately she is away for another few weeks so I am seeking alternative ideas that may ease her pain in the meantime. Any advice or recommendations would be truly appreciated. Thank you xxx

  

  Antoinette L. replied:

  Lisa/Francesca are two amazing psychologists at the Family Practice. We had some amazing results. The are gentle & caring, give you practical tools to cope and effectively deal with issues... https://www.facebook.com/pages/Family-Challenge/381007885289267

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