Begin Prioritising Your Psychological Growth
About
Klynton Kelly-Bolt
Psychologist
Welcome! My name is Klynton. I am a fully registered general psychologist. I have an extensive history working in education and counselling.
If I can start by being completely honest, this picture of me is not current. If you think you may be able to handle having some real conversations with someone who looks slightly older and way less airbrushed than how I look in this photograph, then you may be on the right track to finding the right psychologist for you, your relationship, your child, your workplace or your colleague.
It is important to know that you and your psychologist need to fit like Cinderella's shoe, or like a pair of good work boots. This means, when you consult with a psychologist, it should feel like a good fit - comfortable and safe. I believe psychology is just one of the wonderful approaches to life that can help us all live and work well. I look forward to meeting you!
How It Works
PSYCHOLOGY WORKS...if you're ready for it
It takes courage to address and attempt to resolve personal and professional challenges. My aim is to create a safe and trusting therapeutic experience where people can unload and reload their minds and bodies to live content and fulfilling lives.
Workplace Consulting
Workplace consulting, counselling and courses for operational planning, psychosocial safety, teamwork, relational leadership, interpersonal, communication skills and wellbeing.
Individual Sessions for
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Adolescents
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Adults
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Parents
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Professionals
Addressing Issues Such as
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Anxiety, Stress, Depression
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Diagnoses
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Relationship and family issues
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Grief, loss and bereavement
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Career consultation
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Education consultation
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Relational and Team consultation
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Avoidance and fear.
Our Services
Psychological services that suit everyone's needs
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The Impact of Family Relation
The importance of family in psychology is profound, as family shapes who we are, how we relate to others, and how we navigate the world emotionally, socially, and cognitively.
In psychology, the idea of family isn't limited to biology. Instead, it's viewed more broadly as the close emotional bonds and social units that nurture and support us.
How family members interact deeply affects mental health, development, and interpersonal skills.
