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I am here to help you to gain clarity about the life you most want to live and find the strategies most suited to make it happen.

Psychologists in Sydney– Kelli Bradicich (Counselling psychologist)

Kelli Bradicich is a Psychologist in Sydney: My mission as a counselling psychologist is to assist people to approach life’s gifts and challenges with awareness and calm.I am here to help you to gain clarity about the life you most want to live and find the strategies most suited to make it happen.My practice is philosophy driven. You bring the expertise of your life. It is my job to stay curious, to listen to what is working and find out how you overcome challenges, all the while discovering ways to increase your understanding of self and awareness of the ways you relate to others. I believe strongly in building on what you know and what already works while seeing where new ideas might fit with your thinking.

The approach is practical and can be amplified by accessing the subconscious using hypnosis and creative visualisation.

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Awareness and Calm: Kelli Bradicich
Awareness and Calm: Kelli BradicichSunday, February 15th, 2026 at 4:44pm
Emotionally breaking is a sure- fire ticket to being uncomfortable sometimes for extended periods of time. We have a choice of sitting in the discomfort, denying what’s happening, looking for peace in amongst the discomfort, feeling the emotion, or learning from it. All responses are valid.

All of these things are helpful in relation to leading to a breakthrough.

Sending encouragement to anyone who may be experiencing a challenge at the moment that feels overwhelming. Keep moving forward. Keep gathering information. Keep learning and growing.

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Awareness and Calm: Kelli Bradicich
Awareness and Calm: Kelli BradicichSunday, February 15th, 2026 at 6:11am
When we have difficulty tolerating being disliked we give up our principles or sacrifice our needs prioritising others.

We do this to avoid that discomfort.

Being thoughtful about what we will and won’t do and being clear about it can be helpful.

Prioritising self as equal to orhers is a great principle to practise.

Sitting in discomfort of being equally deserving increases our tolerance and skills.

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