Tony Daniel
Hailing from New Zealand, Tony Daniel has been involved in the wellness industry since 2001 in an effort to pursue a work-life balance. Aside from being an Award Winning Naturopath and Frequency Specific Microcurrent Practitioner, Tony has a background in Reiki, Kinesiology, Bodytalk and Body Psychotherapy. Tony has the travel bug, and has travelled through Asia, North and South America and Europe quite extensively. He arrived in Brisbane in 2003 and has been living in the Redlands since then. Tony brings passion, humour and a âcan doâ approach to his work, always encouraging and assisting others to develop themselves and to transform their health.
He is also passionate about pilates, animals, his English Cocker Spaniel "Rocky" and is an avid fan of the English Premier League team, Arsenal.
Tony specializes in:
Weight loss
Fatigue
Stress, Anxiety & Depression
Digestive issues
Autoimmune conditions
Pain
Colin Crane
Originally from Central Queensland, Colin spent his teens growing up in the country surrounded by animals, fresh air, and fresh fruit and vegetables. His love for health and fitness stems from being involved in sport from an early age playing Judo, Soccer, and later Rugby Union. He eventually gained his Rugby Union level 1 and 2 coaching qualifications and went on to coach and assist in junior development in the area.
After moving to Brisbane Colin was drawn into Latin Dancing where he went on to perform and compete in Salsa, Bachata, and Zouk, which has taken him interstate and overseas.
Colin started studying natural therapies first in Remedial Massage in 2000, before transitioning into Naturopathy and completing his studies in 2017 with qualifications in Nutrition, Naturopathy, and Western Herbal Medicine. In 2022 Colin also completed an Undergraduate Certificate in Building Health through Nutrition majoring in Weight Management in Health and Disease.
Colinâs interests include bad jokes (AKA Dad jokes), supporting the Broncos and the Dolphins, watching the Wallabies beat the All Blacks in Rugby Union so he can laugh at Tony, Latin Dancing, and Chess.
Linda Boyce
Linda is a Clinical Psychologist with over 20 years experience treating primarily adults and adolescents with mental health issues. She has worked for Queensland Health and in the last 10 plus years has worked in the private sector in Capalaba. Linda has a warm and nurturing style and works collaboratively with clients on goals they choose for therapy. Linda has worked with clients with a variety of presentations including depression, anxiety, grief, life transitions, self-esteem, alcohol and drug and autism spectrum disorders. She has two special areas of interest being perinatal mental health and complex post-traumatic stress disorder. Linda developed an interest in perinatal disorders after becoming a mother herself. Perinatal mental health covers issues from conception, to pregnancy and infant loss, antenatal anxiety and depression and post natal anxiety and depression. She has an interest in attachment-based parenting and works to assist the transition to parenting for the whole family.
Lindaâs interest in Complex Post Traumatic Stress Disorders stemmed largely from her recognition that developmental trauma and unmet attachment needs had a life long impact in an individualâs relationships with other people and ability to manage their own emotions. She has seen the impact of this across all kinds of clinical presentations and works to create a safe place for clients to explore the vulnerabilities their early life experiences may have contributed to. Linda uses a variety of evidence-based approaches in her work including cognitive behaviour therapy (CBT), acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT), schema therapy and eye movement desensitisation reprocessing (EMDR) therapy.
Helen Harrison
Individual Counselling, Marriage Counselling, Relationship Coaching, Podcaster, Author and Speaker.
Helen has experienced first-hand the powerful transformation from a wounded-self, suffering low self-esteem and self-worth to becoming an authentic empowered self. Her life experiences are her biggest teachers coupled with her theoretical knowledge.
Helen has been in private practice since 2008. She has a charismatic caring, kind manner and is driven by the constant hunger to learn and share this knowledge with her clients.
Online or face to face counselling, coaching and psychotherapy, Power of Change offers professional, solution focused and emotionally focused therapy. Helen is a fully qualified, trained and experienced counsellor working in the areas of stress, anxiety, depression, relationship issues, grief and loss, self-esteem, self-worth and anger.
Helenâs area of expertise is Marriage Counselling and Relationship Coaching. Helen believes we need to feel to heal and getting to the root of the problems is the key. The false ways we have adopted to get our needs for love and worth met need to be uncovered. Encouraging and supporting couples to live in the present moment living with growth and honesty. Creating a partnership based on respect and sovereignty of each person in the relationship and letting go of all the outdated ways of interacting. Choosing authenticity, growth and truth.
Helens top value is health with good food, being in the outdoors, bush walking, kayaking, cycling, walking her dogs, yoga and working out at the gym. Her three adult sons bring her so much joy and a constant place for growth and learning. Living in a relationship she loves is her driving force personally and professionally.
Kylie Madigan
Kylie is an experienced psychologist and is devoted to supporting and empowering adolescents and adults to reach their potential and live authentically.
She works with many different presentations including:
⢠Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
⢠Complex Post Traumatic Stress Disorder
⢠trauma
⢠anxiety
⢠depression
⢠mood disorders
⢠risk
⢠phobias
⢠low self-esteem
⢠Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder
⢠Autism Spectrum Disorder
Kylie's areas of passion include supporting the LGBTIQA+ community, Working with trauma & EMDR therapy and she loves supporting NDIS participants to build upon their social and daily living skills, or as she likes to call it, âAdulting 101â. She will work with you to ensure that your therapeutic approach is holistic, unique and in line with YOUR needs. This may involve using Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Acceptance Commitment Therapy (ACT) and Dialectal Behavioural Therapy (DBT). Kylie loves to use Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR). It is a phenomenal mode of therapy that allows the individualâs brain and body to finally release and resolve trauma.
When not wearing her psychologist hat Kylie loves to cook, go to new and exciting restaurants and hang out with her cat Lucy. She enjoys spending weekends roller skating or hiking on Tamborine Mountain.
Having been born in Sydney, raised in Papua New Guinea and travelled extensively ⌠Kylie has a love of travelling and seeing new places & experiencing their history and culture.
Sarah Sinclair
Sarah our reception is here to welcome you when arriving at the clinic. She is also here to make it a positive environment and to help the clinic run smoothly. Woking as a medical receptionist for over 10 years in hospitals, medical centres, and clinics has helped with her passion of helping people.
Sarah likes to travel and experience new places throughout the world, but when at home she loves to cook and spend time with her cute little dog Teddy.
Trudie Humphrys
Trudie is our receptionist and is here to help you. She keeps the clinic running smoothly and Tony in line. Trudie has been a medical receptionist for nearly 10 years and previously was a veterinary nurse for 8 years. Trudie is married and has 2 adult children. She's an avid AFL fan and supports the Brisbane Lions.
Trudie has an interest in Natural therapies and hopes to study a Diploma in Chinese Remedial Massage in the near future