Mark Korduba Psychologist

23/11/2022

https://markkordubapsychologist.com/psychologist-south-brisbane-cbd/

Mark Korduba Psychologist South Brisbane CBD. Call 3857 3777 or book online. Our practice is a modern clinic that it is not your typical psychology practice. Mental health services for South Brisbane CBD and surrounding areas.

14/10/2022

Mark Korduba now offers mental health services to the Brisbane CBD district. Work related issues are a speciality. Bookings online.

Visit Mark Korduba - 88 Tribune Street South Brisbane , Brisbane, Queensland, Australia, 3006

26/07/2022

Mark Korduba specialises in Men's mental health. Book online: https://www.halaxy.com/book/ubuntu-integrative-medical/location/330739/select-time

26/07/2022

Mark now offers a 30 minute "drive time" 📞 consultation. Click here to book online. https://www.halaxy.com/profile/phone-consultations/location/517121

16/05/2022

Mark also offers 30 min phone appts priced at $100 ($37.45 out of pocket) at the start and end of working days. Booking link below for available times.

01/03/2022

Relationship issues? Book an appointment now with Mark Korduba relationship counselling Psychologist Brisbane North.

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27/11/2017

My approach to mental health

10/11/2017

The Movember Foundation is a global charity dedicated to focusing on promoting men’s health in …

10/11/2017

In this video Mark explains his unique approach to Marriage Counselling where he combines both psychology and mediation to help his clients communicate more ...

08/11/2017

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29/10/2017

https://www.nytimes.com/2017/10/27/opinion/sunday/happiness-is-other-people.html

In this world that we live in where everyone is increasingly becoming selfish in their desire to achieve happiness (i.e., mediation retreats, needing to exercise 3+ times per week, paleo diet). It is important to remember relationships with others (and I would argue some struggle) has historically made us happy. Another really great article from the Newyorktimes.
The funny thing is that technology is lessening our relationships with others not strengthening it (according to the research). Apparently the average person spends just 24 hours per year (30 mins per week) actively socialising (i.e., parties, restaurants etc) outside of work.

The solitary journey toward contentment is a self-help truism that isn’t really true.