About this group therapy program

We all experience negative self-thoughts from time to time, however for some, it can start to feel like a way of being. It becomes all-consuming and overwhelming, and this can cause feelings of distress or shame. We know this alone can increase a person’s risk of depression, anxiety or low self-esteem, and that’s why we think learning to practice self-compassion is so important. Axis Clinic would like to invite those who may sometimes struggle with critical thoughts to join this group therapy program. If you have any questions about this group program, please reach out to us via email to [email protected]
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What this group program will explore

  • Why self-compassion can be tricky

    Explore why it can feel tricky or difficult to practice self-compassion towards ourselves.

  • Understanding and managing difficult feelings

    Exploring how to manage difficult feelings like like shame, guilt and self- criticism; and gaining a deeper understanding of these feelings.

  • Practising compassion and mindfulness

    Exploring strategies, learning through activities and discussion within a group environment as well as weekly reflection individually. Learning to envision a compassionate future

Program Fees

  • Individual Intake Session

    This sign up fee includes a copy of the program e-workbook, an individual intake session with your program facilitator + Psychologist, Raquel.

  • Group Session Fee

    Where you will gain access to your weekly online 2 hour group session. You will have access to weekly resources, activities and guided skills-building.

About Axis Clinic

Axis Clinic is located in the Brisbane suburbs of New Farm and Highgate Hill, and in Tweed Heads in Norther N.S.W. We are a collaborative team of Psychologists, Mental Health Social Workers, Dietitians, Counsellors and Psychiatrists

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Emergency Support

If you or someone you know is in crisis or if you need immediate help, please contact your nearest hospital or call 000.

Seeking Support

We're here to listen when you need us

Most of our courses are designed to be general in nature and are not a substitute for individualised therapy, diagnosis or consultation with a mental health professional. If you are going through a difficult time and feel that you need to reach out to someone for support, we recommend seeking help from a qualified mental health professional. To book an appointment with a clinician in one of our Brisbane clinics, please contact us.
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