Positive Psychology - Oakleigh

Saneej Dodi Sam 

on Google

a month ago

one of the most stupid business never call on time , worse run and under qualified staff ever, I am surprised they still in business 

T de Vass 

on Google

3 months ago

I was disappointed with my experience seeing Charlene Tan. Despite her claim of holding a Master’s degree from overseas (allegedly earned in 2016, though different platforms list varying details), she does not appear to have any recorded experience practising in Australia. This lack of Australian context seemed apparent during sessions where she struggled to address contextual issues effectively. Charlene’s bias toward the paying client was also evident, suggesting a primary focus on financial gain rather than genuine patien... read more

Corey Bewicke 

on Google

6 months ago

Engaging with Positive Psychology involves being inundated with endless spreadsheets and assignments, 10’s of hollow sessions explaining to you what you already know, only to find yourself deserted and asked to relocate when seeking assistance during an acute panic attack (which is what I thought they where trained for?) While I recognize her efforts, it's evident that Charlene lacks real-world experience and heavily relies on spreadsheets, becoming visibly uncomfortable when pressed for immediate advice. While she may be we... read more

ᛗ҉ᚾ҉ᚹ҉ 

on Google

a year ago

Engaging with Positive Psychology involves being inundated with endless spreadsheets and assignments, 10’s of hollow sessions explaining to you what you already know, only to find yourself deserted and asked to relocate when seeking assistance during an acute panic attack (which is what I thought they where trained for?) While I recognize her efforts, it's evident that Charlene lacks real-world experience and heavily relies on spreadsheets, becoming visibly uncomfortable when pressed for immediate advice. While she may be we... read more

Anonymous 

on Google

a year ago

Engaging with Positive Psychology involves being inundated with endless spreadsheets and assignments, 10’s of hollow sessions explaining to you what you already know, only to find yourself deserted and asked to relocate when seeking assistance during an acute panic attack (which is what I thought they where trained for?) While I recognize her efforts, it's evident that Charlene lacks real-world experience and heavily relies on spreadsheets, becoming visibly uncomfortable when pressed for immediate advice. While she may be we... read more