Anxiety Counselling
Mark Korduba Psychologist Brisbane offers private health rebates on counselling sessions for people who suffer from anxiety symptoms.
Depression
Mark Korduba provides mental health services in North Brisbane City for people who suffer from the negative effects of depression.
Court Reports
Mark Korduba Psychology can provide clinical pre-sentence court reports for people facing criminal charges as a result of mental illness.
Mark Korduba Mental Health Specialist
What is Psychology?
Psychology is a method of counselling that does not involve the use of psychiatric drugs. Most people will find a psychologist in Brisbane through a referral from a friend, local GP in the CBD or they will find a psychologist online. Often individuals will choose to see a psychologist for obsessive compulsive order, marriage counselling, relationship counselling, anger management therapy, and anxiety depression.
Many psychologists will specialise in areas such as; child psychology, educational psychology, sports psychology, career counselling and educational psychology.
Mark Korduba specialises in adolescent psychology, men’s psychologist, mental health and anger management therapy. Call Mark on 3857 3777 or book online for Bulk Billing and Private Health Rebates
Anxiety and Depression
Anxiety and depression are the 2 most common forms of mental illness facing people based in Brisbane today. Clients can come to my clinic at Stafford for Medicare funded clinical counselling services to address past life issues for treatment for their anxiety and depression.
Modern psychologists use quality evidence based methods to treat mental health issues. To treat the common symptoms of depression psychologists use Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and for anxiety they use Acceptance and Commitment Therapy.
For mild-moderate depression and anxiety, treatment will involve between 6-10 private and confidential counselling sessions. For further information please call Mark on 3857 3777 or book online for Bulk Billing Psychologist Brisbane and Men’s Mental health specialist Mark Korduba