SERVICES

Murdoch has experience in working with adults dealing with a variety of mental health challenges, including anxiety, depression, addiction, trauma, and personality disorders. His approach to treatment typically involves collaborating with clients to understand their specific issues and formulating a personalised plan. This plan often includes psychological education, coaching to change negative thought and behavior patterns, relaxation and mindfulness techniques, and fostering self-awareness. Additionally, Murdoch may incorporate therapeutic work to address past traumatic experiences when necessary. Overall, his approach is holistic and tailored to meet the unique needs of each individual, aiming to promote healing and growth in a supportive and collaborative environment.

Adolescence brings a host of challenges across physical, social, intellectual, and psychological domains. Teens experience intensified emotions and seek autonomy while craving social connection. Coping with this complexity requires mature skills. Adolescence is also a critical period for mental health, emphasising the need to promote resilience in emotion regulation and healthy relationships. Murdoch’s approach to working with adolescents is genuine and engaging, focusing on trust, safety, and collaboration. 

 Murdoch adopts an approach centred on enhancing attachment, emotional expression, validation, and understanding within the child-parent relationship. Murdoch aims to address a range of challenges impacting children, parents, and families, including anger management, emotional distress, separation anxiety and social skills development. Murdoch's sessions typically involve joint time with parent and child, followed by individual sessions with each.