Nadya Surawski

Nadya Surawski is a Psychologist who works at QPASTT in Woolloongabba, Queensland. She practices at 28 Dibley Street, Woolloongabba QLD 4102, and her clinic location is in the heart of Brisbane’s southern suburbs. She speaks English and Russian, which helps her connect with a diverse group of clients. Her services include therapy sessions, counseling for mental health, stress management techniques, behavioral therapy, and support groups. This range of options gives patients choices to find what fits their needs best.

Nadya’s work at QPASTT focuses on providing clear, compassionate care in a safe space. She guides clients through conversations and exercises that aim to reduce stress and improve daily life. Her approach is designed to be easy to understand, with practical steps that people can use in their everyday routines. Language can be an important part of care, and offering both English and Russian can help more people feel heard and supported.

The clinic position at 28 Dibley Street places her in a well-known area of Woolloongabba, a suburb of Brisbane. This location is convenient for residents living nearby in Brisbane and surrounding areas who are seeking mental health support. The services she provides are useful for individuals dealing with a variety of mental health concerns, from stress and anxiety to broader behavioral concerns. Clients can access therapy sessions as needed or join support groups to connect with others who share similar experiences.

For patients, having a psychologist who offers multiple approaches—like counseling, stress management, and behavioral therapy—can be valuable. It allows people to try different strategies to see what helps them most. Scheduling a session at QPASTT can be a step toward better mental wellbeing, with a focus on practical, understandable tools.

Trust is built through consistent, respectful care. Nadya’s professional role as a psychologist in Woolloongabba contributes to a reputable resource for mental health in the Brisbane area. Her combination of services, accessible location, and language options helps her provide meaningful support for patients seeking guidance and improvement in their daily lives.