Atlas is the name of the practice and the word Atlas has had an important meaning in my life. The Atlas has always been of fascination to me and I still have my Atlas from primary school! One of my strengths is curiosity. I’m always looking for ways to incorporate curiosity into my life and into my psychological practice. I love travel, both near and far and seek beauty in the small things. What that means for my clients is an open and non-judgemental space. It’s almost impossible to be curious and judgmental at the same time. Time for the tagline - We meet you in your model of the world. Our work is grounded in respecting the intelligence and wisdom of the body mind. The Atlas is also the small bone at the top of the spine that connects your head to your body. It is named for Atlas of Greek mythology because, just as Atlas supported the globe, it supports the entire head. So the (tagline two) Atlas is where the body meets the mind. You don’t exist as an either or.  And just as Atlas supported the globe, a book that made an imprint on me when I was younger ‘Atlas Shrugged’ by Ayn Rand. In it she asks, what would you say to Atlas to relieve the pressure of holding the globe? She’d tell him to Shrug. So in this sense, sitting with Kelli allows you the opportunity to relieve the stress of holding the weight of the world on your shoulders. (tagline 3!). Areas of Practice Interest Menopause for ladies of a certain age Improving performance Building resilience Increased capacity for living Thriving Contact: psychologist@atlashealthconsultancy.com.au