About

Clinton McCulloch

Clinical Psychologist

B.A. Grad.Dip.Psych. B.Psych.Sci.(Hons). M.Clin.Psych. M.Res.(Psych). Hakomi Graduate.

Clinton has been supporting people in their growth and healing for over 10 years. He has particular experience working with emotional difficulties such as anxiety, complex trauma, and depression.

Prior to his training in psychology, he undertook in-depth personal study and immersion in Tibetan Buddhist yoga. His journey with Buddhism has included extensive study of Buddhist psychology, philosophy, and initiation into Tibetan yoga and meditation practices. His lifelong journey with Buddhism informs his general philosophy of life, and his therapeutic approach to working with people.

Clinton has also completed training in Western psychology for seven years. During this time, he published research on the therapeutic use of mindfulness for social anxiety. He simultaneously completed a three year training in the Hakomi method, a mindfulness-based somatic psychotherapy. Please click Hakomi for more information about this approach. I have also trained in Internal Family Systems therapy, somatic experiencing, and solutions-focused therapy.

Clinton teaches mindfulness and has led a range of mindfulness-based workshops for organisations, Government departments, and corporations in Australia. He gives presentations, teaches classes, and offers workshops.

Professional Qualifications

Hakomi Mindful Somatic Psychotherapy Graduate 3-year Training – Hakomi Institute
Master of Research (Psychology)
Master of Clinical Psychology – Macquarie University – Macquarie University
Bachelor of Psychological Science (Honours) – Southern Cross University
Graduate Diploma in Psychological Science – University of Canberra
Bachelor of Arts (Philosophy and Criminology)

The greatest discovery of my generation is that human beings, by changing the inner attitude of their minds, can change the outer aspects of their lives 

​-William James, Hakomi Trainer