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Matthew Bishop is a philosopher and counsellor based in Castlemaine, Victoria, who offers philosophical counselling through Zoom and phone sessions for individuals both locally and internationally. His practice combines depth reflection and philosophical insights, providing guidance to those seeking to explore fundamental questions about life, meaning, and personal growth. Specializing in both general reflection and alternative approaches to mainstream therapy, Bishop addresses emotional struggles, relationship issues, and life transitions. He also offers a specific service aimed at men's counselling, focusing on character formation and providing a more objective framework for personal development. Generated from the website

Watersedge Counselling, located in Newtown, Victoria, is a collective of mental health professionals dedicated to providing a safe space for individuals to process pain and seek healing. With over 27 years of experience, they have supported the Geelong community, helping more than 2000 clients achieve personal growth and wellness through a range of therapeutic services. The team offers individual therapy for various age groups, children's therapy, professional coaching, and specialized trauma therapy. Their inviting office environment and remote counselling options ensure accessibility and comfort for all clients seeking support. Generated from the website

Connections Geelong is a down-to-earth private practice located in Geelong West, Victoria, offering a range of services including relationship and marriage counselling, individual counselling, and family therapy since 1991. The practice emphasizes a safe and welcoming environment, employing a collaborative and respectful approach tailored to the needs of each client. Therapists at Connections Geelong provide not only listening support but also practical strategies designed to foster personal growth and improve relationships. Clients appreciate the warm, empathetic atmosphere and the focus on building positive, constructive pathways in therapy sessions. Generated from the website