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Qualifications

Registered Clinical Psychologist

Member Australian Psychological Association (MAPS)

Fellow of the College of Clinical Psychology (FCCLP)

Prior to being a clinical psychologist in Varsity Lakes, David has worked in a range of mental health and physical health settings, including: inpatient acute psychiatric and psychiatric residential, acute medical health psychology, community mental health case management, and private practice as a registered clinical psychologist. David also spent eight years with Lifeline across counselling, supervision, and training roles. David is experienced in working psychotherapeutically in the areas of:

NDIS Psychologist Varisty Lakes, Gold Coast


Recent Articles

A wide landscape view from a mountain peak showing blue sky, scattered clouds, and a calm ocean with distant islands, reflecting a sense of balance and spaciousness.
Applied Psychology for Everyday Life

How Happy Is the Typical Person?

People often wonder whether others are happier or more settled than them. This gentle, evidence informed reflection explores how most adults sit in a middle range of happiness, moving between distress and contentment. It introduces radical acceptance and simple daily actions that help cultivate a grounded, sustainable sense of balance.

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Cartoon David the Psychologist sits cross legged with eyes closed in a calm mindful pose, representing the connection between Buddhist teachings and modern psychological practices.
Mindfulness, Acceptance, Compassion

Buddhist Teachings and Their Influence on Modern Psychology

This post introduces Buddhist teachings and their ongoing relevance for modern psychology. It offers a calm overview of mindfulness, compassion, impermanence, and present moment awareness, and explains how these ideas align with contemporary therapeutic approaches.

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Cartoon image of David the Psychologist, bald with a colourful paisley shirt and bead bracelet, walking along a coastal path beside the ocean, representing the psychological health benefits of regular walking.
Applied Psychology for Everyday Life

Regular Walking and Psychological Health

Regular walking is one of the simplest and most effective ways to support psychological health. This gentle, accessible activity reduces stress, improves mood, and helps regulate thinking. Small, consistent steps create meaningful change over time.

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Gold Coast & Tweed

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13 11 14 for Lifeline

1300 642 255 for The Acute Care Team (1300 MH CALL)

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