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Working with Tony has been a great experience.
I first started talking to Tony back in December of last year because I had an issue with cigarettes.
I have had a couple of goes to give them up and I felt pretty spectacularly and I wasn’t really sure where to go.
I made of mine was using his services to get off alcohol. He suggested that I should talk to him and see how I went.
The moment I picked up the phone and started talking to him I felt, this is got a good chance of working.
Now, that’s not to say that the road hasn’t been easy.
We have an earth many issues that I didn’t realise existed because I used to just bury them and just smoke when I was frustrated not talk about stuff when I was frustrated and will have a go to the packet of cigarettes or lash out at people.
He’s worked out what my personality is how I pick why I do what I do and how I can realise that as a person and try and be more aware of other people and also to try and understand myself and how I fit into people’s lives
I really enjoy speaking to him each week because it gives us a time to talk about what’s been happening how I’ve been feeling about things and tap allow me to think things through verbally in a way that I can understand it but also in a way that he can explain it and he’s very good adapting his explanations to different mindsets and different personalities that is what makes Tonny so good at his job.

Dave, Brisbane

Tony has helped me tremendously.
He is a great listener, has a lot of experience and was very flexible in his approach with me. He helped me discover my strengths and weaknesses but also gave me some concrete tools to help better manage my feelings and control my emotions.
I’d recommend Tony to anyone willing to improve their personal and professional relationships.

Ronny, Sydney

Thank you for your help this past 6 months you’ve made my life a whole lot better as a result.

Martin Sayer, Murcia, Spain

Tony has coached me for the last few months. I have appreciated his knowledge and his ability to listen and to help me refocus on what is important and help me work out the steps that need to be taken to achieve my goal. He has the ability to listen and let me come to my own decisions offering guidance and direction when needed.  He always is positive and shares his experience with me and helps me to re-evaluate situations and move forward.

Sue-Ellen Hill, Adelaide

Hi. My name is Chass.

People need to work out what relationship they have with alcohol. Are you controlling alcohol. Or is alcohol controlling you.

Whatever you portray to your friends, your work colleagues, society etc. It could be either answer. But deep down, you yourself know what the true answer is.  What category you fall into.

After denying it for a long time, I knew what category I fell into. enough was enough.  I decided for me I needed alcohol out of my life.  Tony has helped  me from the very first step of my journey. Sure I had made the decision. But I was afraid and angry at the same time. What was going to happen now? I was missing the notion of having a drink. The feeling of having  a drink.  Tony explained to me how the brain works and helped me through that situation. To take my fear and anger away. Without help I really don’t know how I could’ve made it through that. The best part is, in the end, it’s not rocket science either.

You think about it. We drink if we get a new job. We drink if we get a promotion in that job. We drink if one of our mates gets a job. We drink at sports. We drink even just to be social with friends and at our own birthday party. At someone else’s birthday party. At Christmas time. And New Year’s time. We drink when someone is married. We drink when someone is  born. And we drink when someone is dead – now if that isn’t nailing alcohol into a coffin of subtlety that is involved in everything, then I don’t know what it is.  It’s gone so far that it’s considered weird if you don’t drink. Should that really be the case?

You know we place so much emphasis on other things. Don’t gamble too much. Don’t smoke. But alcohol just takes a back seat because it  is so ingrained into our culture, our society, that we just consider it okay and sweep the bad part of it under the carpet.

So, before you brush this off or make a bad comment. Just think about it. You clicked on it for a reason.

Chass Moller-Nielsen, Brisbane