About Us
Gerry Bronn
Clinical and Coaching Psychologist
BPsych (Hons), MPsych (Clinical), MAPS, MACPA, FCCLP
Gerry is a clinical and coaching psychologist who primarily works with high-performing individuals to increase their resilience, performance, emotional and social intelligence, and work-life balance. His evidence-based approach is holistic, integrative, and person-centred. Gerry has a passion for bringing together the latest neuroscience and physiological findings with evidence-based practices to help clients reset their nervous system, enhance performance, and connect with what is most important for them. His framework draws upon the science of wellbeing and a range of approaches including integrative psychology, mindfulness, coaching psychology, ACT, DBT, CBT, and positive psychology.
He currently lives in the Byron Bay area with his wife and 4-year old daughter. When he is not working – Gerry enjoys ocean swimming, hiking, and losing money on the poker table (and there’s a long story behind this if you want to ask him).
Dylan Arnot
Performance and Coaching Psychologist
BA, PostGradDipPsych, MScCoachPsych, MPsych(Clin)
As a performance and coaching psychologist, Dylan works with high-performers and leaders across a variety of domains, including sports, business, leadership and the arts. In his work with men, he synthesises research from the mind and physiological sciences into accessible and practical strategies to help men connect with what matters most to them. He supports clients to articulate and embody deeply held values to build meaning and life direction, using evidence-based modalities including Acceptance and Commitment Training (ACT), Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT), and applied positive psychology approaches.
Dylan is a tennis and surfing fanatic, father of two boisterous young children, a singer-songwriter and very bad chess player.
Michael Vaccaro
Program Facilitator and Men’s Meetings Facilitator
BCouns, GradCertAppMind, CertMedHolCouns
Mike is a mindfulness-based counsellor, coach and facilitator. He has two decades of experience with mindfulness and personal development, with a background in holistic human development and a dedication to studying and practicing mindfulness through both academic and spiritual channels. His work is based on the bio-psycho-social-spiritual model, and he combines mindfulness interventions with self-inquiry, psycho-education, positive psychology and somatic psychotherapy. For the past six years, Mike has facilitated a fortnightly community fireside event for men in the Byron Shire, inspiring deeper connection to self and others. It was one of these evenings that sparked the inspiration for Executive Psychology.
Mike lives a stone’s throw from the beach with his fiancé and their 4 year-old daughter. When he’s not in the playground, he loves composing music and swimming in the river at Brunswick Heads.
Robin Miles
Program Facilitator
MEng (Hons), CEng, MICE, GAICD, MAICD
Robin is a senior consultant, advisor and facilitator, and has a broad range of experiences in the corporate and public sectors. He is passionate about supporting executive men through the high demands placed on them, having experienced corporate burnout himself during his time working as an executive. Through his transition recovering from burnout, Robin transformed his life and brought a greater focus on family and wellbeing. For the past decade Robin has coached individuals and teams through change and facilitated programs that empower and inspire a deeper connection to self.
Robin lives in the Byron Bay hinterland with his wife and two children. He loves spending time outdoors and harnessing his nature connection and survival skills – so send in the choppers if he goes missing.