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I am here to help you to gain clarity about the life you most want to live and find the strategies most suited to make it happen.

Psychologists in Sydney– Kelli Bradicich (Counselling psychologist)

Kelli Bradicich is a Psychologist in Sydney: My mission as a counselling psychologist is to assist people to approach life’s gifts and challenges with awareness and calm.I am here to help you to gain clarity about the life you most want to live and find the strategies most suited to make it happen.My practice is philosophy driven. You bring the expertise of your life. It is my job to stay curious, to listen to what is working and find out how you overcome challenges, all the while discovering ways to increase your understanding of self and awareness of the ways you relate to others. I believe strongly in building on what you know and what already works while seeing where new ideas might fit with your thinking.

The approach is practical and can be amplified by accessing the subconscious using hypnosis and creative visualisation.

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Awareness and Calm: Kelli Bradicich
Awareness and Calm: Kelli BradicichThursday, April 24th, 2025 at 6:11am
Treating ourselves with kindness, gently encouraging and validating ouselves, learning from our perceived failures, setting healthy internal boundaries to protect from other people’s challenging behaviours, recognising our value exists for the mere fact we were born and actively choosing to use that value in a way that is helpful to ourselves and others, to do more of what we love. And to encourage those in our circle to do the same to share the triumphs and challenges from a place of love and support.
Awareness and Calm: Kelli Bradicich
Awareness and Calm: Kelli BradicichWednesday, April 23rd, 2025 at 6:11am
We mistakenly think this space between stimulus and response is so quick, it’s non-existent. Often I hear ‘I don’t know how something happened. I don’t know why. It just happened.’

This is a state of either being unaware. Or not being able to state the intention openly for fear of judgement from self or others.

The solution? To work on Observer Self. To ground self in the present moment and take note of our thoughts. An anchoring meditation practice can assist with this. When we practise it in a calm state, we’re more likely to have the capacity to implement it in a heightened state.

Awareness and calm can lead to wisdom and a greater capacity to take action that is more in alignment with wisdom and values.
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