Clinical Psychology

 

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Sarah has over a decade of experience as a psychologist and trauma-informed therapist, working with people of all ages and backgrounds. She helps people understand their current difficulties in relation to their current and past experiences. Using evidence-based interventions, Sarah supports her clients to address past adversities to improve their health and happiness. Ultimately Sarah supports clients with refined methods in clinical psychology to build better relationships with self and others, and make stronger connections within the community.

Sarah specialises in addressing distress related to adverse or traumatic experiences. This can include those with depression, anxiety, disordered eating or poor body image, addictive or ritualistic behaviours, and intrusive memories, thoughts, or feelings. She uses a range of strategies and approaches to help people navigate their circumstances, always matching the most effective treatment to the individual.

Unfortunately, Sarah is currently at capacity and not taking on new clients.

Areas of Interest

  • Sexual assault

  • Relationship difficulties

  • Work stress

  • Neglect or bullying

  • Trauma of omission, such as neglect

  • Posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD)

  • Eating disorders

  • Depression

  • Anxiety

  • Attachment-based challenges

  • Behavioural difficulties

  • Chronic pain

Therapeutic approaches

Sarah is trained and experienced in a variety of treatment approaches, including:

Fees and Rebates

Session fees are charged to align with the Australian Psychological Society fee schedule. As such the cost of a 50 minute session is $311. Clients referred by their doctor with a Mental Health Care Plan can claim a Medicare rebate of $141.85 for up to 10 sessions in a calendar year (40 sessions for those with a diagnosed eating disorder). Individuals with private health insurance may also be eligible for a rebate. Longer sessions of 80 minutes are also available and are recommended for EMDR processing.