Dr. Nicholas Marlowe is a clinical psychologist with more than 30 years experience.

He was trained at The University of Sydney (B.A. Hons) and The Australian National University (Ph.D. Clinical Psychology).

Dr. Marlowe is a Fellow of the APS Clinical College and a fully credentialed clinical supervisor. He is an active clinical researcher and writer. His work is regularly published in international scientific journals and presented at professional and academic conferences in Australia and around the world.

Dr. Marlowe draws upon a range of modern psychological approaches to therapy, drawing broadly upon the cognitive, interpersonal, existential and open dialogue orientations. Complex human difficulties call for an empathic, person-centred perspective within a therapeutic relationship informed by a shared understanding of the problems and their context. Reaching such an understanding is key to the development of a self-sustaining plan for lasting change and well being.