Clinic Address: Unit 3, 36-42 Auburn St, Wollongong NSW  | Monday to Friday by Appointment Only

Clinic Address: Unit 3, 36-42 Auburn St, Wollongong NSW  | Monday to Friday by Appointment Only

Schema Therapy

Our early experiences shape our sense of self, relationships with others and coping strategies as an adult.

Maladaptive schemas form when we don't get our early needs met adequately.


Schema Therapy aims to help you understand your patterns of behaviours to create healthy way of connecting with others.

a bunch of colorful gears are lined up on a table
By Jess O'Garr 28 Jun, 2023
Learn more about the 20 maladaptive schemas.
ticking check boxes
30 May, 2023
Everyone has needs. Here are the 5 categories.
A person is writing on a piece of paper with a pen
By Jess O'Garr 29 Jun, 2022
Need to find a schema questionnaire? We'll tell you where to get them from.
Schema Mode Therapy Overview
31 May, 2022
Schema Mode Therapy explains how all of our internal parts fit together and the different roles they play.
A man is standing in front of a whiteboard with drawings on it.
By Jess O'Garr 31 Mar, 2022
The list of maladaptive schemas has been revised following new statistical analysis by a team of researchers from Western Australia.
The words happy to be me are written on a piece of paper
By Jess O'Garr 31 Mar, 2022
A list of early adaptive schemas was created by a team of researchers to help us understand how to be a Healthy Adult.
A man and a child are playing with leaves in a park.
By Jess O'Garr 23 Mar, 2022
The Good Parent raises the Healthy Adult to be a skilful, functioning adult.
A woman is standing in a field of sunflowers with her arms outstretched.
By Jess O'Garr 23 Mar, 2022
Learn how to become a Healthy Adult and bring all the parts of Schema mode therapy together
A little girl is running in a field of hay.
By Jess O'Garr 23 Mar, 2022
The Happy Child Mode reflects our ability to play, create and have fun. This mode is essential at every age.
A close-up of ice crystals on a window.
23 Mar, 2022
Do you just want to throw in the towel and give in? How's that working out for you?
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