Rosalind Philp
The Southport Central Psychology team is lead by Rosalind Philp.
Rosalind is a highly experienced Medicare-endorsed specialist Clinical Psychologist, with more than 40 years experience across the health industry. Book an appointment here.
Rosalind provides a supportive and confidential environment for a range of psychological and support services and is also a nationally accredited Mediator, registered with the Australian Association of Mediators.
Rosalind is also skilled in working with trained interpreters in-session for international students and clients with ESL requirements.
The practice is located at private, purpose-built rooms at Southport on the Gold Coast, Australia.
As well as face to face consults, Rosalind has 25 years experience in telephone and Skype consultations. In the current climate, these alternatives are offered to anyone who might find a face-to-face consult daunting, risky or inconvenient. Rebates may apply.
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More...Rosalind has worked for many years in major teaching hospitals and is trusted by many GPs, medical and surgical specialists to help people modify their health choices, behaviours and habits.
More...Rosalind is a nationally accredited mediator, registered with the Australian Association of Mediators. Mediators provide a process that enables people to state each of their points of view and to have their feelings about a matter recognised. Using various techniques, Rosalind helps the parties generate options, which are then negotiated towards a mutually satisfactory solution.
More...Relationship problems can be the biggest form of stress for some people. Rosalind is an experienced relationship counsellor who works with couples to understand the problems and simplifies what is happening.
More...Therapy involves talking about your feelings, thoughts, and behaviours and the things that are troubling you.
More...Some problems are very successfully treated in small therapeutic groups. Many people find the group setting makes them feel more confident, it reaffirms that people are not as ‘neurotic’ or alone as they might feel when experiencing life’s difficulties.
More...This free mindfulness training for parents of children experiencing anxiety aged 3-7, and is based on the Gold Coast. The training is part of a study at Griffith University Gold Coast examining the ef
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