Simon runs a weekly process group in his Bundoora office.
A process group is a form of psychotherapy that focuses on patterns of relating and attachment as they emerge in real time. Within a confidential, professionally facilitated setting, members explore how they experience themselves and others, gaining insight into long standing interpersonal and emotional patterns.
These groups often bring to light themes rooted in early family and attachment experiences. As members interact, familiar dynamics may surface offering an opportunity to understand and transform these patterns within a safe environment. Over time, the group experience can promote a sense of reparenting and relational healing, helping members internalise new, more secure ways of connecting.
Process groups are particularly valuable for individuals who have struggled to feel a sense of belonging, encounter recurring conflict in relationships, or wish to develop more satisfying and stable attachment patterns. Through open dialogue and reflection, participants can deepen self-awareness, enhance emotional resilience, and practice new ways of relating that support enduring psychological growth.
Each group meets weekly for 90 minutes and provides a more cost-effective avenue for ongoing, long-term therapy.
