Clinical Psychologists are extensively trained in the assessment and treatment of a wide range of psychological difficulties. They apply scientific research to resolve psychological problems across the lifespan. Qualifying as a Clinical Psychologist requires eight years of University and on-the-job training.
We work with children, adolescents, adults and families, providing psychological treatment to assist with:
Please see therapy approaches for more information about treatment options.
We work with children, adolescents, adults and families, providing psychological treatment to assist with:
- Adjustment to difficult events and life-stage transitions
- Anger management
- Anxiety and phobias
- Bipolar disorder
- Bullying
- Dementia (and carers of people with dementia)
- Depression
- Eating concerns including binge-eating and body image issues
- Emotion regulation problems
- Grief, bereavement and coping with loss
- Health anxiety
- Health conditions (e.g. IBS, chronic pain)
- Obsessions and compulsive behaviours
- Panic attacks
- Relationship difficulties
- Self-esteem, confidence and assertiveness issues
- Sleep problems
- Social and performance anxiety
- Stress management
- Trauma and PTSD
- Weight and body image
- Worry and generalised anxiety
Please see therapy approaches for more information about treatment options.