May Soo is a psychologist based in Beecroft, NSW. You can find the practice at 2A Hannah Street, Beecroft NSW 2119.
May works with people at different life stages, including adults, couples, and families. Appointments are mainly about practical support and helping you make sense of what’s going on, step by step. Sessions can be a good fit if you’re dealing with tough emotions, day-to-day stress, or relationship strain, and you want a clearer way forward.
There are individual therapy sessions for people who want space to talk things through and work on personal goals. Sometimes one-on-one support helps when thoughts feel stuck, feelings are running high, or changes in life feel hard to manage.
May also offers couples therapy sessions. This can be useful when communication has broken down, patterns keep repeating, or you and your partner want to understand each other better. In many cases, it helps to slow things down, get more honest about what’s happening, and build a plan that both people can stick to.
Family therapy sessions are also available. These sessions focus on how different people in the household interact, and how everyone can cope a bit better. At times, it’s not just one person who needs support, it’s the whole mix—how everyone talks, listens, and handles stress together.
May’s approach includes behavioural therapy and cognitive-behavioural therapy (CBT). This usually means working on the links between thoughts, feelings, and actions. The aim is to find tools you can use in real life, not just in the session.
Information about experience, education, publications, research, and any clinical trials isn’t listed here. If you’d like to know more about background, it’s best to ask during booking so you get the details you’re after.
Overall, the focus is on steady, workable support. If you want a calm space to talk and help to make things more manageable, May Soo’s practice is set up for that.