Fraser Munro Psychotherapist

Welcome,
I am a psychotherapist based in Green Bay, Auckland. I work in person and online with adults. I have experience working in the private and public sector with people between the ages of 16 and 92.

I aim to provide a supportive and empathic environment to explore and understand the challenges you are facing. Given time and space I believe we all have the ability to reduce our suffering and move towards a life that has increased creativity and connection with others.

You may be wondering if psychotherapy can help with a particular issue you are struggling with. I have supported clients to overcome difficulties such as:

  • Feeling overwhelmed by anger
  • Dreading social situations, and generalised anxiety
  • Burnt out by work
  • Relationship difficulties
  • Struggling with academic study
  • Lacking confidence and feeling depressed
  • Problems associated with sex, infidelity, sexual orientation, and gender transition
  • Addictions to food, drugs, gambling, or alcohol
  • Conflicted relationship with family
  • Lack of direction in life
  • Dealing with death or suicide
  • Feeling burdened by shame or guilt
  • Major life transitions, such as leaving home, career change, marriage, childbirth, and retirement
  • Parenting, sole-parenting, step-parenting, first-time parent
  • Struggles with creative expression

Please call me on 027 3053511 to schedule an appointment, or use the email contact form below.

Qualifications

Master of Psychotherapy. AUT University
Graduate Diploma Health Science, Psychotherapy Pathway. AUT University.

Master of Fine Arts. Auckland University, Elam School of Fine Arts.
Bachelor of Fine Arts. Auckland University, Elam School of Fine Arts.

My experience in the public sector includes work and clinical training at:
Mental Health Services for Older People, Greenlane Hospital.
Burnett Centre, New Zealand Aids Foundation.

Registration

I am registered as a psychotherapist with PBANZ.

Master of Psychotherapy dissertation:
A hermeneutic literature review exploring the intersection of video gaming and psychotherapy.

 

 

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