About Integrate Psychotherapy
We have all been hurt by experiences in life and many of us hold this pain deep within ourselves. If we give ourselves the space to heal, not only can we release this pain but we can transform our deepest suffering into our greatest resource.
Integrate Psychotherapy is a space where you will be met with compassion and the deepest parts of you will learn to feel safe and connected to yourself and to the world. The space I work in is as healing as the therapy itself. It's a beautiful, plant-filled sanctuary, carefully designed to be neurofriendly, right in the heart of Newtown, Sydney. It’s a safe place where you will be welcomed, whatever your identity.
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Tim Kicuroski
I’m an accredited mental health social worker with 17 years experience helping people naviagate their psychological wellbeing. My approach is to creating a warm space of openness and non-judgment where my clients can feel safe to do deep healing.
My specialties are in trauma, neurodivergence, relational issues, depression, anxiety, loneliness, addictions, and eating disorders. Many of these fundamental issues are often at the heart of the depression and anxiety that most of my clients present with. In my practice I help my clients seek out and process the deep roots of their mood and nervous system responses. As part of my practice I also facilitate psychedelic integration, helping my clients ground and integrate any non-ordinary state of consciousness.
My background in Eastern philosophy helps me see the the world from a place of connectedness which I see as fundamental to a meaningful life. I believe mindfulness practice is the original therapeutic approach to the mind. It is essential to living a life of wholeness. Mindfulness is not something I insist my clients engage with, but I do recommend it in whatever form works for them.
Over the years I’ve supported people through most life stages: facing the complex social, financial, and identity trials of early adulthood; mid-life issues such as deep relationship challenges with partners, friends, and family, and all of life’s inevitable tests such as shifting roles, hormonal changes, grief, and the many forms loss can take; and helping my older clients develop an increasing ability to let go of that which no longer serves them, gradually generating wisdom into older age.
If you would like to know more about the therapies I use and my specialities, click on the links below.
