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Dr John Cologon completed his training as a psychologist at the Australian National University (ANU) as part of a Master of Clinical Psychology degree. He has since completed a PhD in psychology at Queensland University of Technology (QUT).
He is trained in the use of such therapies as emotion-focussed therapy (EFT), cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT), narrative therapy, acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT), dialectical behaviour therapy (DBT), couples therapy and family therapy. Dr Cologon has experience in the delivery of therapy to people experiencing a wide range of conditions, including marital/relationship difficulties, depression, borderline personality disorder and anxiety disorders.
Telehealth is similar to counselling in an office, except that you can do it from the comfort of your own home. Recent studies have shown telehealth to be as effective and as well accepted as face-toface counselling.
First, you contact Dr Cologon via email. Dr Cologon will get details from you and arrange an appointment time via email. You will indicate whether you would prefer video link or telephone (with a video link, you and Dr Cologon get to see each other - obviously, with the telephone, you don't).
If you choose video link as the preferred method for you consultation, Dr Cologon will email you an internet link for your scheduled session. You can use your computer, your phone, or your ipad or other tablet to conduct the session. There is no nead to install any software.
If you choose telephone, you give Dr Cologon the number you wish him to call you on, and at the time of your scheduled appointment, he will phone you.