Brisbane Harmony Centre - Psychology for Trauma and Life's Other Challenges

15/09/2025

Ainsley and I overcame our reluctance to be on-screen and updated our clinic tour!

Take a look at the space and spend some time with us to decide for yourself if we might be the place for your Private Practice and happy professional life.

We have professional consulting and group therapy space available at daily and weekly sessional rates.

22/06/2025

19/03/2025

Ornella Moutou of Bloom Psychology Services is consulting out of Brisbane Harmony Centre and has current capacity for new referrals. Visit www.bloompsychology.org for more information or to get in touch.

05/03/2025

Brisbane Harmony Centre will be CLOSED from 1pm today due to Cyclone Alfred. Please look after yourselves and each other and reach out to one of the following services if you need support:

State Emergency Service - 132 500

Lifeline - 131 114 --OR SMS-- 0477 131 114
YARN - 13 YARN (13 92 76)
Kids Helpline - 1800 55 1800

To check for updates: https://www.getready.qld.gov.au/

Further information and additional support services can be found here:

https://www.qmhc.qld.gov.au/.../mental-health-in-natural...
Stay safe,
BHC Team x

04/03/2025

The Harmonious Discussion scheduled for this Friday 7 March has been CANCELLED due to Cyclone Alfred. Please stay safe and we will reschedule soon!

25/02/2025

**Cancelled due to Cyclone Alfred - we will reschedule soon!**
Harmonious Discussions are re-starting in 2025 at Brisbane Harmony Centre! The first one will be Friday, 7 March from 6pm - 8pm and is open to all health professionals. To secure your spot, RSVP to:
askus@brisbaneharmonycentre.com.au

25/02/2025

We're re-starting Harmonious Discussions here at Brisbane Harmony Centre! Our first one will be Friday, 7th March from 6pm - 8pm and is open to all health professionals. To secure you spot, send your RSVP to:
askus@brisbaneharmonycentre.com.au

03/02/2025

Our lovely and talented clinician Ornella Moutou currently has availability to accept new clients. If you or someone you care about is in need of skilled and compassionate psychological therapy please contact us via our website or by emailing askus@brisbaneharmonycentre.com.au

https://brisbaneharmonycentre.com.au/about-us/

20/11/2024

Join our team as a Contractor Psychologist!

Brisbane Harmony Centre is a group practice and provides consulting rooms, facilities, equipment, services, processes and systems. An opportunity exists for the right person to join our team as a contractor psychologist.

Each contractor operates as a separate independent financial entity, receiving payment directly from clients for treatment services. We offer the freedom, autonomy and flexibility of running your own practice; AND the best aspects of working in a team and established clinic.

There is no pressure to work certain hours, earn certain targets, or intrusive restrictions on self-care practices such as leave taking. We offer competitive pricing structures which may vary according to Contractor need and level of business support required.

To find out more email AskUs@brisbaneharmonycentre.com.au or check out our latest newsletter.

22/10/2024

Some of our talented Brisbane Harmony Centre clinicians currently have limited availability to accept new client referrals. Should you or someone you know be interested in exploring treatment options please contact us via our website contact form or by emailing admin@brisbaneharmonycentre.com.au

Take good care - the Brisbane Harmony Centre team

18/10/2024

Please consider signing this petition asking for an increase in Medicare rebates from 10 to 20 sessions per year:

Increase the psychology 10-session Medicare cap

21/11/2023

On 3rd November, we hosted our last Harmonious Discussion for the year:

Controversies in Parts Work with Catherine Hynes

This was our first hybrid in-person and online event! From the feedback we've received, we will very likely stick to this format as it's so nice to be able to hear from our non-local colleagues!

Catherine led a discussion about some controversial aspects of parts work, in particular, the problem of iatrogenesis in dissociation, the challenges of having an insufficient evidence base for parts work interventions, and a brief look at how to treat perpetrator imitating parts, which will definitely be a hot stand-alone topic in 2025 when the series resumes. Together, the participants hammered out the challenges of acquiring a substantial evidence base for complex, long-term, non-manualisable therapy, and the challenges of working clinically when there isn't sufficient empirical support for the interventions we are offering. The discussion was lively, engaging, and nuanced, and with all the expertise present at the event, we see possibilities for the future to develop structures for gathering practice-based evidence and clinical wisdom from experience, and shift the paradigm of evidence based practice towards something that maps better onto the complex reality of clinical practice. Thanks to everyone for being part of the discussion!