Meet the founding Psychologist,
Garry Raymond
Garry has been registered as a Psychologist for well over 30 years. As a generalist psychologist, he has developed a wide area of interests. His therapy and research work has put him in touch with thousands of people from all walks of life. He has worked in Government (including in Courts), Universities, private companies and Non-Government Organisations (NGOs), and has held senior and managerial positions in disability and in gambling help services.
Garry has worked with some of the most vulnerable members of the community including people with severe and multiple disabilities, and people who find themselves in the position of being victims of serious crime, as well as people who are either homeless or at risk of homelessness. Garry has also enjoyed helping sporting identities and senior business executives in facing their most pressing career challenges, or just to improve their performance or skill in a specific area.
Garry had a part-time private practice for over 2 decades. To take things further, he founded Triple One Psychology in 2013 and committed to full-time private practice. His main base is the home office in the Western suburbs of Adelaide at Findon, just about halfway between the city and the sea (Grange Beach). He is willing to provide services further afield including other suburbs of Adelaide and makes regular visits to country SA.
Please note that Garry is offering some appointments by secure video-conference (using COVIU) or by telephone. Medicare is offering rebates that cover part of the cost .
It is also possible to access Garry's services from some country locations that he visits or by using secure video conferencing. For video calls, all you need is good broadband internet and a suitable tablet, iPad, laptop or desktop computer. You can even use a smartphone. This can sometimes be combined with face-to-face sessions at one of our offices or in your own preferred location by negotiation.
MOST RECENT PUBLICATION:
Shelby-James T, Rattray M, Raymond G, Reed R, (2023) Capacity building for mental health services: methodology and lessons learned from the Partners in Recovery initiative. Australian Journal of Primary Health30, PY23003https://doi.org/10.1071/PY23003(Published 12th September 2023)
