Paul is a registered psychologist (AHPRA) offering evidence-based support for adults in Geelong. He helps clients with anxiety, depression, low mood, stress, and communication challenges using approaches like CBT, ACT, and Schema Therapy.
Paul’s collaborative, insight-focused style supports meaningful personal growth. In-person sessions are available, with Medicare rebates for eligible clients through a Mental Health Care Plan (MHCP) from your GP.
Maja (pronounced “My-ya”) is a registered counsellor (ACA) who specialises in relationship and marriage counselling for couples in Geelong. She supports issues such as communication difficulties, conflict, emotional disconnection, and life transitions.
With training in the Gottman Method and a holistic, compassionate approach, Maja helps couples build awareness, improve communication, and deepen connection—no matter what stage of the relationship they’re in.
We work with a wide range of psychological and life challenges, including:
We offer a range of therapeutic approaches tailored to your needs, including:
These evidence based approaches help you better understand your experiences, develop healthier patterns, and move towards meaningful personal and relational change.
We provide a confidential, short-term counselling service for employees and their families through our Employee Assistance Program (EAP).
EAP helps address workplace and personal challenges like stress, burnout, conflict, anxiety, and change. Sessions are available during and after hours, with flexible entitlements based on your organisation's needs.
We offer professional, research-based relationship and marriage counselling in Geelong, led by Maja Graljuk, a trained couples counsellor in the Gottman Method.
Sessions support couples at any stage of their relationship to improve communication, rebuild trust, deepen connection, and navigate conflict or life transitions.
Booking a psychology or counselling session is easy. Just visit our booking page and choose a time and therapist that suits you.
To claim Medicare rebates for psychology, you’ll need a Mental Health Care Plan (MHCP) and a referral letter addressed to your treating psychologist. Your GP can provide both during a standard appointment.
Prefer to pay privately? You can book a psychology or counselling session without a referral and pay the full session fee. Please note that rebates are not available for counselling sessions.
