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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…
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Ruth Neumann
When I meet a person for the first time, my goal is for them to feel welcome, heard, accepted and validated. I have a warm, authentic and empathic nature which tends to put people at ease. My non judgemental approach allows people to talk openly about difficult topics. I consider the ‘whole person’ using a…
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Dr Miro Rainsford
Hi, I’m Miro (he/they), a Registered Psychologist based in nipaluna/Hobart. I work with teenagers and young people aged 15 years and above, adults, and elder members of our community. I have experience supporting people across a range of presentations and concerns, with a particular interest in supporting survivors of trauma. I practice from a trauma-informed,…
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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…
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Katrina Yeo
Hobart Psychologist My approach to mental health care is grounded in compassionate accountability, collaborative engagement, and client-centred practice. I prioritise building strong rapport with clients, recognising that trust and a safe therapeutic environment are foundational to meaningful progress. Drawing on my rehabilitation experience and work with critical services personnel, I integrate a combination of evidence-based…
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Erin Taylor
Clinical Psychologist I have been told by my clients that my grounded and down to earth practical advice and strategies have been helpful because they find it real and relatable.
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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…
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Chloe Stone
General Psychologist I am a registered psychologist with experience working across private clinics and neuropsychiatry treatment settings. I work with children, adolescents, and adults, and I have a particular interest in supporting neurodiverse people and those who have been living with persistent or complex mental health difficulties. I have worked in neuromodulation settings using transcranial…
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Phoebi Miller
I’ve had the privilege of working with people of all ages in both community and private settings. My background and training have shaped an approach that values and celebrates diversity, supports empowerment, and recognises the importance of understanding each person within their unique environment, relationships, and life experiences. My style is warm, empathetic, and down-to-earth.…
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Pippa Cushing
Clinical Psychologist, Kingston, Tasmania Pippa Cushing provides a holistic approach to mental health care for adults and teenagers at our Kingston Clinic. Life can feel incredibly challenging at times. My aim is to create a comfortable space for detangling elements of life that feel stuck. I use evidence-based treatments to help older adolescents and adults…
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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…
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Dr Matthew Warden
Psychiatrist Melbourne and Hobart, CMO Clarity Health Care I provide psychiatric care at both our Tasmania locations, and at our Fitzroy clinic in Melbourne. I try to work in a patient-centred way that looks at increasing functional outcomes and decreasing symptom load. I am particularly interested in supportive decision-making ensuring that patients are involved significantly…
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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…
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Keilan Grey
Psychologist Hobart I’m a psychologist, who completed my Bachelor of Psychology (Hons) and Masters of Professional Psychology at the University of Tasmania. I have experience working with individuals of all ages seeking support for a range of concerns. My roles to date working in both private and public sectors have allowed me to build on my…
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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…
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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…
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Garrett Huston
Psychologist, Kingston, Tasmania Before beginning my journey into psychology, I spent several decades working across hospitality, business management, and the not-for-profit sector. Eventually, I found myself drawn to a career where I could use my learnings in a more meaningful way – and studying psychology felt like a natural next step. Now, as part of the…
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Bree Somer
Telehealth Care Accredited Mental Health Social Worker My approach to mental health care is founded on a holistic, person-centered philosophy which acknowledges the complexities of life and the unique experiences and perspectives of each client. I believe everyone, at times, needs support to navigate life’s challenges, and I strive to create a comfortable environment where…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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Kimberley Scanlan
Accredited Mental Health Social Worker Telehealth I am an Accredited Mental Health Social Worker who specialises in supporting young people and adults with eating disorders, obsessive/compulsive behaviours, body focused repetitive behaviours, and other mental health difficulties. As a neurodivergent and LGBTQIA+ health professional, I am particularly passionate about supporting LGBTQIA+ or neurodivergent individuals who have…
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Nicole Marsh
Psychologist, Kingston Tasmania I use evidence-based therapeutic approaches with a strengths-based focus to work towards realistic and empowering goals, whilst scaffolding clients to improve their overall wellbeing. I am always keen to learn, and I enjoy not only learning from professional development, but also from my clients. I thrive on working with individuals, couples, and…
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Dr Rachel Avery
Senior Clinical Psychologist I take a warm, down-to-earth approach to mental health care, blending over 20 years of experience working across both public and private settings. This diverse background has given me a wide range of tools and insights to address a variety of challenges and client needs. I believe in building strong, trusting relationships,…
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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…
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Sonia Khodabakhsh
Psychologist Kingston, Tasmania With over 15 years of experience in psychology, I bring a rich blend of expertise as a therapist, lecturer, and researcher. Having worked in private practice and community mental health settings across multicultural environments like Singapore and Malaysia, I’ve developed a deep understanding of supporting clients from diverse backgrounds. As a bilingual…
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Bareena Scott
Telehealth care Psychologist I’ve spent nearly 20 years working in the field of psychology, in a range of roles including counselling, coaching, mentoring, researching, tutoring, and training individuals and groups across the life span (ages 16 – 92 years), from different backgrounds, cultures and nationalities. Much of my work has been within the higher education…
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Clare Pike
Psychologist Hobart I believe that clients who present to therapy already possess strengths and capacities to progress to a place where they feel they are thriving in life. My job is to provide a safe place for them to process what is going on, and to support them, and provide education and guidance, where needed.…