Bayside Psychotherapy
In the Media

We receive media requests from time to time and use our discretion in deciding which outlets to work with. If we sense that a story is intended more for entertainment, sensationalism or commercial purposes and doesn’t provide any public benefit, we decline.

We have accepted some media requests to participate in productions we believe could help raise public awareness of mental health issues and the benefits of engaging in depth psychotherapy, counselling or hypnotherapy.

Here’s a sample of Bayside Psychotherapy’s appearances in the mainstream media.

Most recently, in 2025, Channel 7’s House of Wellness featured Carolina Rosa from Bayside Psychotherapy on phobias and fears.

Featured in RPA eMagazine – Breaking the Stigma Around Phobias

RPA eMagazine, Australia’s magazine for pharmacy assistants, quoted Adam Szmerling in an article on phobias.

Interview with the ABC about Compulsive Shopping.

We provided the introduction to compulsive shopping addiction.

Radio Interview with 4BC about Compulsive Lying

Compulsive lying interview on Fairfax Media’s 4BC radio with Clare Blake and Psychotherapist, Adam Szmerling on 13th February 2015 at 2pm.

Click here to listen to the story on 4BC radio

TV appearance on The Project about emetophobia

A story on emetophobia or fear of vomiting where Channel Ten’s The Project interviewed counsellor and hypnotherapist John Arber on 11th February 2015.

For reasons that aren’t apparent, the network removed the story from its website.

Article in ‘On Line Opinion’ about binge drinking

A binge drinking awareness piece written by Adam Szmerling and published in On Line Opinion on 23rd August 2013.

More coverage

For any media enquiries please contact us.

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