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Living Neuro combines 10 years of creative and therapeutic work in counselling, psychotherapy, and Neurofeedback. Founder, Meeray Ghaly (PACFA Reg. Clinical) is committed to working holistically with each client to facilitate personal transformation, and sees people for a range of issues including: anxiety, depression, trauma, developmental and complex trauma, OCD, addictions, relationship and attachment issues, grief, chronic health concerns, brain injuries and life transitions. Meeray works with each person’s individual needs born from a desire to understand, and a philosophy of deep respect; seeing it as a privilege to work alongside many courageous, resilient people in their unique life circumstances. For more information
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Simon is a down-to-earth, Brisbane based counsellor who connects with people through honest, in-depth conversations. Respected in the arts, business and live performance industries for providing professional peer support and proven counselling techniques, he thrives in helping people effectively manage and overcome anxiety, depression, work stress and burn out, conflict and men’s health issues. A busy father of a teenager, Simon loves a good coffee, music, sport, gardening and helping community. For more information....
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Tanya is a Clinical Psychologist with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency, a member of the Australian Psychological Society Clinical College and is a Board Approved Supervisor (Clinical Psychology). Tanya strives to create a warm, caring and supportive environment in which people can safely explore their difficulties and move towards their goals for health. She works collaboratively with clients to help tailor evidence based techniques to their needs. Tanya is proficient in the treatment of all mood and anxiety disorders. She also assists adults with ADHD to maximise their quality of life. She is passionate about helping people to understand how to recognise and maintain healthy relationships and is interested in how attachment patterns formed in childhood influence this. She has a particular interest in how trauma impacts the nervous system and is continuously extending her skills in the treatment of the same. She uses a combination of Cognitive Behaviour Therapy and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, incorporating principles from interpersonal neurobiology and polyvagal theory.
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