Muaz Sozen is an AHPRA Registered Psychologist with Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in Psychology, offering a collaborative, human-centred approach to therapy. Influenced by Carl Rogers, Muaz believes that “real healing happens when we connect with others not as experts, but as fellow human beings,” and approaches therapy as a shared process rather than an expert-led intervention.
Muaz is trained in evidence-based and trauma-informed therapies such as;
Schema Therapy
Somatic Therapy
Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)
Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT)
Muaz offers therapy in English and Turkish, and can work alongside interpreters where needed.
Areas of support include:
trauma and abuse, stress, depression, sport psychology, mixed anxiety and depressive symptoms, suicide prevention (non-acute), couples and family work, multicultural mental health.
Muaz has a strong commitment to working with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, grounded in gratitude for living on this land. He has completed cultural training through the Australian Indigenous Psychologists Association (AIPA) and approaches this work with humility and respect. Having also grown up and lived across the UK, USA, Turkey, and Germany, he brings strong multicultural awareness and sensitivity, particularly when supporting clients navigating identity, migration, and belonging, not only in theory but also from lived experience.
Session delivery: In-person and Telehealth
Age groups: Children (3+), adolescents, adults, and older adults
