Services
Therapeutic Support
My therapeutic practice is intersectional and client-centered. Drawing on numerous therapeutic modalities you can be assured the therapeutic support you receive is specific to suit your individual needs.
Intersectional Therapy - A therapeutic approach that recognises the existence of co-occurring and intertwining experiences. As a person, you can not be compartmentalized, you exist within a multitude of spaces (e.g. race, gender, sexuality, brain differences). Holding an intersectional therapeutic lens means that the many facets of you are acknowledged, appreciated, and supported, and that your experiences across all contexts contribute to your identity and wellbeing.
Therapeutic Approaches - The many therapeutic approaches I draw on include: neurodiverse-affirming care, psychodynamic psychotherapy, attachment theory, cognitive behavioural strategies, acceptance and commitment therapy, compassion-focussed therapy, EMDR, and psychoeducation.
Working with Young People - I believe it is imperative that caregivers are involved in their children’s therapeutic support to ensure a holistic and integrative approach to the young persons social and emotional wellbeing. This means, with the young persons consent, caregivers are invited to join sessions either in their entirety or for a portion of time. Parent sessions are also available.
Cost
The consultation fee for psychological therapy differs across workplaces and client circumstances. Please contact me directly for consultation fees. Clients referred under the Better Access Initiative/Mental Health Care Plan are eligible for a medicare rebate of $149.05, for 10 sessions per calendar year. Please discuss this with your GP in preparation for your first appointment. Alternatively, you may receive a rebate for Psychology services with your Private Health Insurer, please discuss the rebate amount with your insurer.
For those experiencing financial hardship or are looking to engage in long-term psychotherapy, fees may be negotiated.