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- You can choose different mental health professionals including psychologists, psychiatrists, general practitioners, accredited mental health social workers, mental health nurses, occupational therapists, counsellors, and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander workers, all of who say a little about how they work with clients.
Dr Antony Raj
Psychologist
B.A., M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D., in clinical psychology,
trained in EMDR, CBT, hypnosis, internal family system, etc.
a supervisor and consultant in EMDR
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trained in EMDR, CBT, hypnosis, internal family system, etc.
a supervisor and consultant in EMDR
Bernadette Rogerson
Psychologist
Bernadette is a passionate and empathetic clinical psychologist who takes a strength-based approach working with families, adults, adolescents and children. Bernadette’s focus is on a range of psychological testing and treatment planning for mental health conditions, emotional regulation and behavioural problems. Bernadette has dual master degrees in Forensic Mental Health and Clinical Psychology.
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Dr Bree Weizenegger
Social Worker
As an accredited mental health social worker with a PhD in sexual assault counselling research, I specialise in providing feminist, trauma-informed psychotherapy to individuals impacted by sexual violence and other traumas. With over two decades of experience supporting survivors of childhood sexual abuse and adult sexual assault, my approach incorporates talking therapy and evidence-based modalities such as EMDR (eye movement desensitisation and reprocessing), and imagery rescripting, to support resilience, empowerment and recovery.
I am committed to creating a safe and collaborative therapeutic space that honours each person's lived experience, and recognises the profound influence of early trauma, attachment relationships and broader social systems on individual wellbeing. My practice is LGBTQIA+ inclusive and neurodiversity affirming.
I also offer clinical supervision to social workers, psychologists and counsellors, drawing on my extensive background in women's health and trauma recovery.
I work on Wurundjeri land and respectfully acknowledge its Traditional Owners.
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I am committed to creating a safe and collaborative therapeutic space that honours each person's lived experience, and recognises the profound influence of early trauma, attachment relationships and broader social systems on individual wellbeing. My practice is LGBTQIA+ inclusive and neurodiversity affirming.
I also offer clinical supervision to social workers, psychologists and counsellors, drawing on my extensive background in women's health and trauma recovery.
I work on Wurundjeri land and respectfully acknowledge its Traditional Owners.
Dr Brendon Dellar
Psychologist
Dr Brendon Dellar is a Clinical Psychologist in private practice and an Adjunct Associate Professor of Clinical Psychology (Curtin University) and a Fellow of the Australian Psychological Society of Clinical Psychologists (FCCLP). He teaches trainee Clinical Psychologists studying at a Masters and Doctoral level in the area of Psychological Assessment and report writing as well as Addictions and Neuropsychology. Brendon currently supervises postgraduate students on clinical practicums and Clinical Psychologist Registrars completing their training for endorsed title. He is registered with AHPRA to provide clinical supervision at all levels. This includes Postgraduate Students, Registered Psychologists (4 + 2 or 5 +1), Clinical Psychologists Interns, Clinical Psychologist Registrars and Research Students Enrolled in Higher Degrees (PhD candidates).
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Ms Bronwyn Tuffy
Social Worker
I have been working with clients with a history of child sexual assault for over 30 years. I have provided training and supervision in this area to a number of government and non government agencies and individual professionals. My approach when working with survivors is to work collaboratively in identifying the issues survivors want to address in therapy and devevelop a plan for working towards the outcomes that the survivor wishes to achieve. I understand that many of the problems that bring survivors into therapy arise from strategies that have been essential in their earlier lives. However as adults, survivors are sometimes reevaluating how they are managing their lives and wanting to develop different ways of relating to themselves and others. I believe that developing a therapeutic relationship is essential to helping survivors and I understand that this takes time.
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Bronwyn Wright
Psychologist
I am a registered psychologist working from both Gold Coast and Brisbane clinics for GRS. I have over 10yrs experience in working with people with complex trauma and enjoy supporting people to live a life worth living following trauma. I have experience in delivering DBT, narrative therapies, ACT and supportive therapies. I take time to build safety in session and will provide you with skills for regulation prior to engaging in discussion around your trauma.
I provide clinic based services for individuals, Monday - Friday between 9am and 5pm. I have strong links with the community mental health teams and am confident in assisting people to access more support when required. I require 24hrs notice for cancellations to avoid a fee.
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I provide clinic based services for individuals, Monday - Friday between 9am and 5pm. I have strong links with the community mental health teams and am confident in assisting people to access more support when required. I require 24hrs notice for cancellations to avoid a fee.
Ms Carlie Robertson
Occupational Therapist
Carlie is an endorsed mental health occupational therapist and credentialed DBT therapist, with 20 years of experience working in mental health. Carlie is originally from the UK and has experience working in both the public and private sectors here in Australia and overseas. Carlie is particularly passionate about working with adolescents and young adults who are survivors of complex trauma. Carlie is trained in several other therapeutic modalities including somatic trauma therapy and sensory modulation. Her approach is integrative, holistic, and collaborative.
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Ms Dayna Schimke
Psychologist
Dayna has over 10 years experience working with clients who have experienced child maltreatment and developmental trauma. Recently she has focussed on working with adolescent and adult survivors of child abuse and neglect and clients who experience complex trauma. Dayna has worked across various roles in Government, not-for-profit and private sectors including child protection, Sexual Abuse Counselling Services (SACS) for children and their families and a private hospital inpatient setting for adults and she is currently working in private practice. Dayna has training in providing various trauma informed approaches including the three phased approach to trauma included in the Australian Guidelines for the treatment of PTSD. She aims to provide a safe and empowering space for trauma survivors to begin their healing journey.
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Mr Derek Simmonds
Psychologist
Clinical Psychologist with over 30 years experience with a wide range of client problems and therapy methods. Experienced individual, relationship and family therapist. Training and experience in providing therapy to adults who have experienced childhood or adolescent trauma. Expertise in working with men. Short and long term empathy-based therapy and counselling. Private and confidential practice.
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Ms Di Frost
Psychologist
Di supports survivors of childhood trauma to connect with their creativity and inner resources so they can heal. She works individually and in a retreat format utilising the latest research in neuroscience and evidence-based therapies. Di has worked with child, adolescent and adult survivors, and ATSI communities. She has worked with individual survivors of sexual abuse accessing the Royal Commission, and also in Non-government organisations, schools and Corrective Services. Di has been working in the trauma field for over 15 years and has presented at several international trauma conferences. Di is a survivor of childhood trauma which allows her to have deep insight and experiential knowledge of what is needed to recover from the impacts of child trauma. She is dedicated to her own healing and passionate about supporting others on their journey of healing.
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