Gregory Egan, AASW

Gregory Egan is an Australian-registered social worker who holds the AASW credential - the Australian Association of Social Workers - and brings 11 years of professional experience to clinical practice. He has worked across a range of social welfare settings including government roles in child protection, mental health, disabilities and victims of crime, non-profit work with children and families and drug and alcohol services, private practice and employee assistance programs, as well as teaching roles at TAFE and ACAP and various management positions.

He supports people dealing with stress, anxiety, depression, low motivation, self-esteem and confidence concerns, relationship and family difficulties, workplace and career challenges, and general mental health issues. His approach emphasizes the client as the expert in their own story, building on existing strengths to improve overall quality of life while adapting methods to meet each person’s needs.

Gregory prefers a holistic framework that draws on a range of therapeutic techniques in collaboration with those he works with. He uses evidence-informed methods to tailor interventions and remains highly self-reflective in his practice, open to professional development and client feedback to refine how he provides support.

He offers telephone and video counselling services and works collaboratively with clients to choose strategies that fit their circumstances and goals.