Chris Hepperlin – Brisbane City Psychologist

About
Chris Hepperlin is an experienced Clinical Psychologist who seeks to understand your goals and priorities and to work with you with empathy, compassion and skill, including adult ADHD and emotion management.
Address
Level 18, 141 Queen Street Brisbane QLD 4000
ZIP Code
4000
Description

My name is Chris Hepperlin, and I am an experienced Clinical Psychologist who seeks to understand your goals and priorities and to work with you with empathy, compassion and skill. I help adults with the following:

Anxiety issues including panic, OCD, phobias, worry, distractibility, and overthinking.
Relationship and Couples Counselling
Adult ADHD
Depression/Mood issues.
Emotion management challenges: easily triggered, anger, frequent ups and downs, low energy.
Burnout.
Addictive behaviours: food, alcohol, video gaming, porn, gambling, “weapons of mass distraction” (phones, computers).
Grief and loss.
Sleep problems: especially delayed onset sleep-wake cycle issues.
Neuro-atypical issues: attention/distractibility, working memory, self-organisation, fixations, learning challenges.
Men’s health issues.
Relationship issues: Building safe, satisfying group and individual relationships, including long-term intimate relationships, and managing when things are unexpected.

Whether you feel you need to: understand more about yourself (why you are feeling, thinking or behaving in certain ways); talk to someone who will listen; develop new knowledge and learn useful skills; reprocess and heal past trauma or relationship upsets; be coached toward new levels of functioning and performance in your life or career.

In addition to my Clinical Psychology credentials, I hold an MBA from the University of Sydney’s Graduate School of Business. I have worked in a variety of tertiary hospitals, specialist mental health, community health, and university settings. I have held senior management positions in the health and education sectors in NSW and QLD and am a former President of the Asia Pacific Student Services Association. Fun fact: One of my first jobs was with a ‘flying health team’ that serviced the far west of NSW. Amongst other things, I survived a plane crash!