Bring your mind homeAdage Psychology
“When the door of happiness closes, another opens;
But often times we look so long at the closed door that
we don’t see the one which has been opened for us.”
Even the most capable people need a hand sometimes, to:
| Gain clarity & perspective | cope & reduce stress |
| excel | live more joyfully |
| manage conflict |
You might like to improve the quality of your:
| Life | professional performance |
| communication | mental and physical health |
| relationships | coping skills |
Adagé Psychology is a confidential and professional psychology, family therapy, psychotherapy, meditation and training service for a wide range of relationship, emotional, mental health, physical health and behavioural concerns.
Adagé Psychology was established by Liana Taylor in February 2000 as a focus for independent practitioners to provide an integrated range of relationship therapy, counselling, psychotherapy and clinical psychology. Liana believes that all people deserve respectful, highly skilled services from professionals who value the heart in human connection and have a deep commitment to ethical practice.
We work with individuals, couples, families, groups and organisations to improve the quality of personal, professional, relationship, mental and physical health aspects of life.
“We all have frailties and strengths. Sometimes they are hidden and sometimes glaring. Counselling helps us understand and manage the interplay between these so that we feel more in charge, more useful, and more joyful in our lives.” Liana Taylor
At Adagé Psychology we help people understand and manage difficulties and challenges, improve the quality of their personal, professional, and relationship lives, and live more joyfully.
Adagé
The word 'Adagé' is derived from the Italian word 'adagio' which means 'at ease'. Adagé is used in ballet to describe slow, graceful, flowing movements with beauty of line, balance, and control.
For all enquiries and appointments telephone: 08 8272 0046 or email: liana@adagepsychology.com.au
For immediate assistance call:
Your G.P., Mental Health Hotline:13 14 65, Lifeline: 13 11 14, or Emergency services: 000.
Adagé Psychology offers services by appointment only