Maureen Tan
Psychotherapist and Counsellor
Master of Counselling and Psychotherapy, PhD Candidate in Population Health
Maureen has been a mental health clinician who specialises in navigating life adjustment, specialising in psycho-oncology; concurrently, lecturing in the counselling discipline at Edith Cowan University. She is interested in the primacy of relationships and how individuals come to define their sense of selves within relationships. Maureen has experience working with adult individuals, couples, families and is an ally of the LGBTQI community, and First Nations Peoples.
Areas of focus
· Relationship Difficulties
· Anxiety and Depression
· Adjustment Issues
· Women's Issues
· Early Childhood Trauma
· Post-Natal Depression
· Cancer Management
· Psycho-Oncology
· Terminal Illness
· Grief and Loss
Maureen’s approach is, firstly informed by what matters most to each individuals, towards living a life of purpose and connection. To this end, her practice is underpinned by a psychodynamic and existential framework. Having previously been a yoga teacher for 20 years, she endorses a holistic and contemplative, a mind-body approach towards mental health and wellness that is part of the Eastern tradition and her cultural heritage. Please contact me here: maureen@hopetherapy.com.au
Psychotherapist and Counsellor
Master of Counselling and Psychotherapy, PhD Candidate in Population Health
Maureen has been a mental health clinician who specialises in navigating life adjustment, specialising in psycho-oncology; concurrently, lecturing in the counselling discipline at Edith Cowan University. She is interested in the primacy of relationships and how individuals come to define their sense of selves within relationships. Maureen has experience working with adult individuals, couples, families and is an ally of the LGBTQI community, and First Nations Peoples.
Areas of focus
· Relationship Difficulties
· Anxiety and Depression
· Adjustment Issues
· Women's Issues
· Early Childhood Trauma
· Post-Natal Depression
· Cancer Management
· Psycho-Oncology
· Terminal Illness
· Grief and Loss
Maureen’s approach is, firstly informed by what matters most to each individuals, towards living a life of purpose and connection. To this end, her practice is underpinned by a psychodynamic and existential framework. Having previously been a yoga teacher for 20 years, she endorses a holistic and contemplative, a mind-body approach towards mental health and wellness that is part of the Eastern tradition and her cultural heritage. Please contact me here: maureen@hopetherapy.com.au