Psychology
Sleep and pain, why a rough night makes everything feel worse
Why poor sleep and pain feed each other, and a few gentle steps many people find help them settle.
Health tips
Psychologist
Dr Lucas Brandt
Lucas works with adults and young people, with a special interest in sleep and persistent pain. He is not taking new patients right now.
Lucas works with adults and young people, and he takes care to explain how sessions will go before they begin. He is calm and direct, and he likes to check that each plan makes sense to you.
He has a special interest in sleep and persistent pain, and in how the two affect each other. His approach is practical, with small steps that fit into daily life rather than big changes that are hard to keep up.
Lucas speaks English and German. Away from work he hikes on weekends and builds detailed model railways, which he says is a good way to switch off. He is not taking new patients right now.
Special interests
Qualifications
- Doctor of Psychology (Clinical)
- Graduate Certificate in Sleep Health
Registration and details
- Registration
- AHPRA, registration number PSY0000000002
- College of Psychologists and Behaviour Analysts of Ontario, registration number 000006
- Languages
- English, German
- New patients
- Not accepting new patients. Existing patients are welcome to book.
- With us since
- 2019
Services
Ready when you are