Hargan Psychology

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HELPING YOU GROW

Hargan Psychology supports clients to live their BEST life according to THEM! Our therapists are qualified, experienced, approachable, and genuine. We use a person-centred approach in counselling to work uniquely with each individual, couple, or family, ensuring that our approach to therapy is personalised to suit you and your specific needs. We value getting to know who you are and we will support you to identify achievable goals based on your individual life and aspirations.

At Hargan, we believe in providing BEST practice, by ensuring our clients are treated with authenticity, respect, and integrity throughout the theraputic journey. We are strong advocates for early intervention, particularly for our young people. But regardless of where you are at in your journey to living your BEST life, we are here to support you.

OUR SERVICES

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Couples

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Individuals

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Families

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Kids

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The BEST Kids™ Group Therapy Program was developed to assist children in building tools to support emotional regulation, effective communication, resolving conflict, and building positive friendships.

The goals of the program are to help kids to:

  • Build emotional awareness and learn how to identify their emotions and needs
  • Explore and express their empathic nature
  • Understand the difference between negative and positive behaviours
  • Decrease negative behaviours and increase positive behaviours
  • Build better interpersonal skills and improve relationships with their peers and families
  • Develop effective communication skills
  • Learn to be appropriately assertive without aggression or intimidation
  • Improve their confidence and learning outcomes
  • Be a good role model
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Understanding Emotional Abuse

In any couple, especially longer term ones, human vulnerability, conflict, and various pressures can result in behaviours that are emotionally hurtful. E.g., moments of guilt, emotional abuse, shame, ultimatums, criticising

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