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  • Emily Jenkins

    I adopt a friendly, collaborative approach with my clients, with the aim of creating a space where individuals feel genuinely heard. I work to ensure that therapy is built around unique goals, with consideration for personal circumstances and priorities. I draw on a range of evidence-based frameworks and clinical techniques to support those experiencing communication…

  • Victoria Watts

    Psychologist My approach to mental health care is relaxed and highly collaborative. I believe that therapy is most effective when you feel genuinely safe, understood and accepted and I place a strong emphasis on self compassion and self-understanding. I balance evidence-based therapeutic strategies with flexibility and practicality, adapting sessions to your specific goals, interests and…

  • Amy Vanzeolen psychologist

    Amy Vanzeolen

    Kingston Provisional Psychologist My approach to mental health care is trauma-informed, person-centred, and collaborative. I prioritise creating a safe, non-judgemental space where clients feel heard, respected, and understood, as I believe this is the foundation for meaningful therapeutic work. I take a strengths-based perspective, supporting clients to recognise their existing capacities while working towards their…

  • Lotus Ye - Clarity Health Care psychologist and TMS clinician

    Lotus Ye 

    My practice is holistic, culturally responsive, and client-focused. This means that the approach I take to therapy is “shared”: I’m not here to tell you what to “do” with your life or what’s “wrong” with it, but here to help you feel good about yourself and grow in a way that feels comfortable and safe,…

  • Wes Hadid

    Telehealth and Fitzroy Psychiatrist Melbourne I am a psychologist who takes a warm, grounded, and collaborative approach to therapy, creating a space where you can feel understood, supported, and gently challenged. I work with anxiety, depression, life transitions, values exploration, interpersonal difficulties, chronic pain, grief, and trauma. My practice draws on evidence-based approaches, including CBT,…

  • Amy Nielson

    Provisional Psychologist, Fitzroy I strive to bring a warm, authentic and collaborative approach to mental health care, aiming to create a space where clients feel genuinely heard, respected, and supported. I work alongside clients to explore what is happening for them and to build clarity around their goals, drawing on evidence-based approaches including Cognitive Behavioural…

  • Christina Mason, Child Psychologist Hobart and Kingston Tasmania

    Christina Mason

    Child Psychologist Hobart Christina Mason is a Child Psychologist at our Kingston Clinic. She is currently on maternity leave. I have a passion for working with children, families and school staff to assist children and adolescents reach their full potential. I endeavour to establish a genuine connection with my clients through kindness and warmth.  I…

  • Liselot Goudswaard Psychologist Hobart

    Liselot Goudswaard

    Clinical Psychologist Kingston, Tasmania I am a Clinical Psychologist who is passionate about helping children (5+), adolescents, young adults and parents to understand their struggles and feel safe/confident to achieve their goals. Previously I have worked in public and non-for-profit sectors in Brisbane, Queensland providing both therapy and assessment independently and as part of a…

  • Dr Germaine Jessup, Adult, Teen and Child Psychologist, Kingston Tasmania

    Dr Germaine Jessup

    Adult and Child Psychologist, Kingston, Tasmania I am a PhD-qualified Child, Teen and Adult Psychologist at Psychology South, Clarity’s clinic in Kingston. I believe I can support you best if I know where you have come from, where you are at and where you want to be. We can then establish new pathways to move…

  • Gerlinde Davis

    Gerlinde Davis

    Adult and Child Psychologist Kingston, Tasmania I am an AHPRA registered psychologist and have over 20 years of counselling experience. I  have post-graduate qualifications in counselling along with qualifications in psychology, education and creative arts.  I enjoy working with individuals as well as couples. I work with children aged 7+, adolescents, as well as adults. I…

  • Dr Arthur Sone-Wai Li

    Clinical Psychologist, Malvern I am a PhD-qualified clinical psychologist who specialises in chronic pain and mental health management. I have extensive experience supporting people of all ages in hospital and community settings through assessments and tailored support. My approach focuses on empathy, teamwork, and strategies that have been shown to work effectively. It’s important to…

  • carolina bustos

    Carolina Bustos

    Kingston Psychologist Tasmania I am a warm and non-judgemental person who believes therapy not only helps us navigate challenges, but also has the potential of improving our lives by helping us move closer to the person we want to be. I use a humanistic approach and a variety of strategies from Acceptance and Commitment Therapy…

  • Cerri-Whitten

    Cerri Whitten

    Kingston Psychologist My approach to mental health care is collaborative, non-judgmental, and focused on creating a safe space for open expression. I’m passionate about working with individuals across all age groups, recognising that each stage of life presents unique opportunities for growth. I tailor my approach to meet the specific needs of children, adolescents, and…

  • jeremy alman

    Jeremy Alman

    Psychologist, Kingston, Sandy Bay & Telehealth For me, mental health means trying to gain a better understanding of myself so I can live a happier and more balanced life. It means learning how to deal with the ebbs and flows of my mental health in productive ways, so their negative impact is reduced and I…

  • scott carroll

    Scott Carroll

    Psychologist Kingston I have great respect for the capacity of humans to survive even in the most adverse conditions. I believe that everyone tries to do their best with the resources, skills, and abilities that they have. Equally there are often constraints imposed upon us through our biology, early life  environment, or through other life…

  • Jean-Hansen

    Jean Hansen

    Fitzroy Psychologist and Clinical Registrar Melbourne I adopt a warm, compassionate, and trauma-informed approach with my clients, aimed at creating a non-judgemental and safe therapeutic space. I believe that individuals are the experts of their own experiences and seek to empower my clients from all walks of life to promote their own healing. I draw…

  • Alix Quirke

    Alix Quirke

    My therapeutic style is warm and collaborative, focused on providing tailored therapeutic approaches for each individual. I practise in modalities such as Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT; CBT-ERP), Internal Family Systems (IFS) Therapy, Systemic Family Therapy, Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT), Dialectical Behavioural Therapy (DBT), and incorporate values-based mindfulness and play practices.  I have worked with school…

  • Tracey-Angel

    Tracey Angel

    Senior Psychologist, Hobart I am highly experienced in clinical, community, and private practice settings.  I see adults, adolescents and children of all ages, for individual, couple, family and group sessions. Psychology with me may include a range of therapeutic approaches and models, including: CBT, ACT, Narrative Therapy, and will be individually tailored with take home…