In Person Counselling in Brunswick West, VIC

I am a provisional psychologist with prior experience working in community mental health settings working across the lifespan in both private and university settings. I offer an eclectic approach to my therapy and am trained in several therapies including Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Dialectical Behaviour Therapy, Internal Family Systems Therapy, Systemic Family Therapies (including EFT-C), and mindfulness-based therapies. I can also administer a wide range of psychometric tools for the clinical diagnosis of adults and children.

Available Saturdays, I am a Provisional Psychologist who has worked with clients in both community and private settings, with a diverse range of clients across genders, ages, cultures and presenting problems. I have supported people with various mental health issues, including generalized anxiety, social anxiety, panic attacks, depression, and unpacking traumatic experiences. I am passionate about working with LGBTQIA+ and neurodiverse people, and completed my Master’s thesis focusing on LGBTQIA+ people’s experiences in therapy.

I have worked with a variety of presenting problems and a diverse range of clients across public and private mental health settings. I tailor my therapeutic approach to clients’ needs and draw from various evidence-based approaches including CBT, ACT, and trauma-focused therapies. I bring warmth and acceptance to the therapy room and focus on building a safe and transparent relationship with my clients through which change can occur. I am passionate about supporting clients to understand early attachment patterns in adult relationships and process emotional experiences to gain agency of their choices and relationships.

I have experience working with adults and older adolescents on a range of issues, including anxiety, mood disorders, grief and adjustment issues, chronic pain/fatigue, trauma, relationship and interpersonal issues, and disordered eating. I work openly and tailor the therapeutic approach to specific needs, actively involving my clients. I use techniques from Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Emotion Focused Therapy and Schema Therapy. I also provides training in relaxation and mindfulness skills.

I am a registered psychologist with a master’s degree in Clinical Psychology. I work with adult clients to navigate mental health challenges by delivering evidence-based treatments tailored to their goals and needs, within a safe, inclusive space.

We are a group of Clinial Psychologists and Clinical Psychology Registrars with a minimum of 6 years university training. We assist clients with a range of mental health and adjustment issues. Please view our website www.junctionpsychology.com.au for more information on who we are and what we offer.

It can be hard to consider coming to therapy… You might be experiencing chronic pain or recurring physical symptoms. Perhaps you are exhausted and you feel like you have already tried everything. Maybe you are worried or overwhelmed by the relationships in your life. You could be trying to understand how experiences in your life are impacting your sense of self, but need more support in this process... These are all good reasons to reach out, and there are many more.

Often in today's world, we get caught up in so many distractions on the outside that we are not always aware of our internal experiences. We walk around anxious and depressed, with critical thoughts of ourselves and others, and often live a reality that is separate from our own personal wishes and desires. I believe that therapy provides a safe space to step away from all the external distractions and focus on identifying and responding to our emotional world in the most open and connected way, which may have been too painful to do in the past.

I’m Amy, I am an Accredited Mental Health Social Worker. I have been working and volunteering in communities for over 12 years. I am passionate about supporting people to develop a sense of self and a meaningful life. I work alongside people with a thoughtful and empowering style to help people understand the challenges they are facing in the context of their life, and seek to strengthen emotional, social and mental health. I believe that therapy can offer a wonderful platform for self-discovery and personal growth.

Catherine's career in clinical psychology reflects her diverse interests and caring personality. Her experience has equipped her to practice with both sensitivity and safety to one's culture and/or diversity needs. She takes a non-judgmental, warm, and client centered approach, ensuring she creates a setting in which her clients feel safe to be vulnerable without judgement. She ensures her clients’ goals guide the therapy by working collaboratively and by valuing input and feedback. Catherine works to empower clients with an understanding of their difficulties before developing a shared treatment plan of skills to meet their goals.

On leave from August 20th until October 1st - Hi, I'm Darian! I bring a warm, genuine, and empathetic approach to therapy. It's important to me to take time to develop a trusting and supportive therapeutic dynamic. I provide therapy and autism assessment services. I place an emphasis on working collaboratively and will work with you to help you achieve your desired goals, develop personal insights, and provide strategies and support to help you manage your mental health issues. I am LGBTIQA+ inclusive, neurodiversity affirming, culturally sensitive, and trauma informed. My website is www.moodpsychology.com.au

Whether you are new to considering therapy or want to go deeper, I'm curious to hear your needs. I maintain that despite the difficulties in our lives, our systems are naturally oriented toward healing and wellbeing. Challenges through both environmental or internal stressors such as trauma, grief and loss, anxiety, and more complex issues of Neurodiversity or personality disorder are issues that can improve.

Dr Stephanie Fernandez adopts a client-cantered, non-judgmental approach, placing clients unique needs and goals at the forefront of therapy. She draws on a range of evidence-based treatment modalities, including Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, solution-focused therapy, mindfulness, interpersonal therapy, and schema-informed therapy. By tailoring her approach to suit clients’ individual circumstances, she ensures that they receive personalised and effective care.

I provide personalised therapy for individuals, children, young people, and their families, emphasising therapeutic communication and creative work to enhance well-being and relationships. Additionally, I offer NDIS support services using a strengths-based approach and provide support to veterans and their families. I also offer supervision to support professionals and students in their work with individuals, communities, and families, focusing on developing professional identity, confidence, and skills. I provide comprehensive assessments, reports and recommendations covering functioning, well-being, behaviour, and safety.

When we become disconnected from ourselves and the people in our lives, it can lead us to feel anxious, overwhelmed, and isolated. With many of our lasting emotions deriving from the people we relate to, it can be easy to lose oneself in patterns that perpetuate states of discomfort. However, when we invite curiosity to our experience, we can begin to find simple ways to reconnect to what truly matters. Through this process we access a new lens through which we can view ourselves and the relationships we keep, fostering greater awareness, increased resilience, and moments of joy.

If you are reading this page, it is likely that you, or someone you love, are experiencing frustration, worry, anger, stress, disconnection, or pain. Reaching out to a therapist can be difficult and uncertain but as humans, we all need support from others. You have already taken a powerful step towards healing. You can begin to recognize, communicate, and meet your needs through connection and relationship.

Open for autism assessment which you can book online via Ashlee's website. Not currently accepting new therapy clients. Ashlee is a clinical psychologist who has experience in hospital and public mental health systems, providing specialist support for young people experiencing severe and/or complex mental health concerns. She has experience cultivating good therapeutic relationships with young people and is experienced in managing a team of clinician's to provide high quality care. Within her private practice, she offers autism assessments for adults 15+ and individual therapy for teens and young adults aged 15 - 25.

The people who work with me are often independent thinkers, they're bright and creative. They might also feel isolated, stuck, that there's something missing, or that they haven't yet been heard in a way that allows them to feel a bit freer to really enjoy their lives. Many would say that they feel like outsiders. The people I work with have often had seriously difficult histories. Sometimes they support someone else who suffers. I value working with others of all ages from my LGBTQ+ and GBKS (diversity in gender, body, kinship & sexuality) communities.

Laura is a psychologist and supervisor working from Fitzory. She has special interests in working with anxiety, disordered eating, women's health issues (e.g. PMDD/Endometriosis), self-esteem and trauma, and is also experienced with depression, LGBTQIA+ clients, burn-out and concerns around alcohol use. Laura works collaboratively to help people connect with their own resources and has a holistic, trauma-informed approach . With children & adolescents she work with a developmental framework including assessment, talking and creative/play therapy and work with parents. Laura provides supervision and appointments in German/Finnish.