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Eastern Bay Psychological Services

Eastern Bay Psychological Services (EBPS) is an independent psychology practice based in Whakatane New Zealand. We would love to hear from you if you are wanting to find better, more effective ways to manage Low mood, Anxiety, and/or other life difficulties at present. I am confident working with different age groups, and often use Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) in sessions. I am passionate about helping people make positive changes in their life. I practice what I preach and find the tools and strategies of therapy helpful in my own daily life. Chris Stanley, Registered Psychologist

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What do you love most about your job?

I help others for a living!

I get to share in many people's journeys, and this is very humbling. I have a real passion for understanding other humans and helping people with the difficulties life throws at them. I don't think life is very easy for anyone. And there are some really great tools out there to help cope. My job is to share this information with others.

What inspired you to start your own business?

I have worked for several organisations since I graduated, and offered services privately as a 'side-hustle'. I have found the most rewarding work is with private clients. Perhaps this is because I am able to build relationships and I see real growth in their lives? I also wanted to offer my services to my local community, and wider NZ.

Why should our clients choose you?

I like to work effectively and use practical and down-to-earth strategies. I like to find out what is most important for my clients and help them achieve their goals.

I do not enjoy diagnosing, and rather focus on building quality of life for my clients.

Can you provide your services online or remotely? If so, please add details.

There are many businesses that now use Zoom to conduct meetings and work collaboratively. In NZ, given the difficulties with vaccine mandates, online video calling has become even more important.

That being said, Zoom is a great tool that enables therapists to work remotely. I have used this with several clients over the last few years.

What changes have you made to keep your customers safe from Covid-19?

For in-person appointments at my office, I leave a window open for ventilation. Clients are required to show a vaccine passport and sign in using the COVID-19 Tracing app. This is to ensure the safety of everyone who acceses the office (as there are several therapists sharing the space). Face masks are not required once you enter the office, but are essential in waiting areas.

Online sessions are able to be provided for those out of town and who are not fully vaccinated.

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