Bradley Stolz-Grobusch (he/him)
After being diagnosed later in life and coming to a place of radical acceptance, Brad—an autistic DBT therapist—has let go of the age-old question, “How can I change to be acceptable?” These days, he’s more interested in asking, “How can I build a life that truly fits and celebrates who I am—and what handy-dandy DBT tools can I find to help me handle the tough stuff along the way?” Working primarily as a manager in a large private mental health hospital, I operate an independent part-time private practice in the inner southeastern suburbs of Melbourne and offer counselling, psychotherapy, clinical psychological assessments, clinical supervision, and leadership/executive coaching in business and healthcare.
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Assessment,
Therapy/Support,
Professional Supervision,
Supervision for Registration,
Supervision for Endorsement (Clinical & Counselling)
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Assessment (3 months, available), Therapy (6 months, books closed)
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0409 669 845, bradstolzgrobusch@gmail.com
“My approach is practical, validating, and refreshingly honest—always centred on the idea that life doesn’t have to be typical to be worth living.”
