Hanson Psychology

Greg Hanson – Clinical Psychologist

MClinPsych, BPsych (Hons), MAPS (Member of the Australian Psychological Society), FCCLP (Fellow of the College of Clinical Psychology)

Greg brings a supportive and empathic approach to his therapeutic treatment. He has extensive experience working across a variety of settings. Greg is passionate about helping people find meaning and purpose.

His focus is on understanding you as an individual. He draws from a range of evidence-based techniques to tailor treatment to suit your needs. These techniques are drawn from Psychodynamic Psychotherapy, Interpersonal Therapy (IPT), and Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT).

In his practice, Greg often works with those experiencing depression. People may be hesitant to seek help, owing to the perception that asking for help is difficult. However, through building a trusting and supportive therapeutic relationship, the initial hesitation can be overcome. Greg also works with adults experiencing anxiety disorders, adjustment disorders (i.e., difficulties related to life/role changes), grief and loss, interpersonal difficulties, as well as stress and burnout.

Dr Louise Hanson – Clinical Psychologist

DClinPsych, BPsych (Hons), MAPS (Member of the Australian Psychological Society), FCCLP (Fellow of the College of Clinical Psychology)

Louise is a Clinical Psychologist who works collaboratively with clients to understand their stories and challenges, whilst helping them feel safe and supported as their goals are explored. She works with adults experiencing depressive disorders, anxiety disorders (excessive worry, panic, fear, social phobia), adjustment disorders, interpersonal difficulties, relationship problems, grief and loss, unhappiness (dysphoria), feelings of being lost, and problems associated with meaning in life. In her practice, Louise draws from a range of therapeutic approaches including Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) and Psychodynamic Psychotherapy.