Trauma Support Providers

I am a psychologist and psychotherapist in private practice and have been working in the area of trauma and domestic violence for many years. My method of working with people is largely psychodynamic and humanistic in nature. I work with the unconscious processes that drive our behaviours from the inside. Those individuals who have a history of suffering with trauma or violence can often recognise repetitions of such distresses in their adult lives. I work to untangle these internal forces in a way that I would hope would offer relief and new possibilities.

As a registered Clinical Psychologist, I founded Peace of Mind Clinical Psychological Services with the single aim to support you to be the best that you can be. I have a foundation of eclectic evidence based theory and knowledge that I draw upon to best suit your individual needs. This includes Cognitive Behaviour Therapy, Dialectical Behavior Therapy, Mindfulness, and Schema Therapy. I create a supportive and collaborative relationship to facilitate meaningful change for you. I enable self-awareness and self-efficacy across cognitive, emotional and behavioural domains. I work in a present, alive and creative way. I also provide clinical supervision for health professionals.


I have extensive experience working with people experiencing trauma, anxiety, depression, and substance problems.

I am a member of The Australian Psychological Society College of Clinical Psychologists.I have a Masters degree in Clinical Psychology from The Australian National University and degrees from The University of Queensland and The University of Canberra. I am committed to my ongoing life learning and professional development.

I enjoy working with adults and adolescents. I offer Medicare and health fund rebates for affordable therapy.

Dr Campbell is a full member of the Australian Psychological Society and APS College of Clinical Psychologists. She is endorsed as a clinical psychologist with the Psychology Board of Australia.
She maintains these associations by undertaking regular professional development and adhering to the strict ethical guidelines stipulated by the Australian Psychological Society.
Dr Campbell completed her doctorate in clinical psychology at the University of Southern Queensland. Her 4th year thesis focused on the core of effective leadership skills. Her doctoral thesis examined Age-related Associative Memory Declines in Short-term Recall.
She has received years of clinical training in a variety of scientific psychological treatment interventions, including cognitive-behaviour therapy ( CBT), Interpersonal psychotherapy (IPT), Mindfulness Meditation, Solution Focused therapy, as well as Dialectical Behaviour Therapy ( DBT) . Dr Campbell focuses on person centered, strength based, approaches which generally targets thinking styles, emotional management and behavior patterns to produce meaningful and lasting improvement in psychological health.
She maintains an integrated approach to psychological service provision and has over a decade of counseling experience, working with children, adolescence, adults and couples. During her doctoral training she worked in a Psychiatric Instruction and provided assessment and treatment to adults experiencing severe mental health conditions. She also worked in a number of Aged Care Residences as well as Private Practice, and provided both group and individual therapy.
Prior to becoming a psychologist, Dr Campbell worked for many years across a broad spectrum of Services including, child and family welfare, youth justice conferencing, working with people with intellectual disabilities, and crisis counseling.

It is not uncommon for those of us who have experienced trauma or great life stressors to unravel at times and to need help along the way on our journey.I am passionate about helping people learn self -compassion and to experience peace and safety in their lives.
I embarked on my journey over thirty years ago by providing counselling, supervision, mediation, consultancy, and training, to a range of people and organisations.

I currently work in private practise in the northern suburbs of Perth and with the Victims Support service .I have been a trainer with the Blue Knot Foundation (previously Adults Surviving Childhood Abuse)since 2009.My areas of specialism are working with adults with complex trauma ,PTSD,grief /loss,Veterans of Defence and their Families and family violence.
B. Sc. Sociology (Hons) B. Social Work. Accredited Mental Health Social Worker, Certified Clinical Neuropsychotherapy Practitioner accredited with the International Association of Clinical Neuropsychotherapy (IACN). MIACN(Cert). EMDR Trained

Yuedda is the Director of Inner Eastern Psychology. She is a registered Clinical Psychologist and Board-Approved Clinical Supervisor trained in the University of Melbourne.

Yuedda is experienced in treating a diverse range of psychological concerns and disorders as detailed in Services. She has a special interest in treating complex and long-term issues related to personality vulnerabilities that may manifest in emotional dysregulation, impulsive and maladaptive behaviours, challenges in interpersonal relationships, difficulties with identity and sense of self, and managing intense emotions. Yuedda is also experienced in providing treatment for issues following trauma or abuse.

Additionally, Yuedda is passionate about working with LGBTIQA-identifying individuals and experiences relating to sexual and gender identity.

I have been a registered psychologist since 2006. I have worked in private practice for 12 years (part time) since then as well as 15 years in Therapeutic Communities(TCs). I also worked for Queensland Health AODS part time for 10 years. In terms of trauma I have been treating Complex PTSD since before I became a psychologist (since 2003), this was mainly in TC's where they take a holistic approach to treatment. I have extensive work with standard PTSD from private practice, initially using trauma focussed CBT/prolonged exposure.
I have been trained in Acceptance and Commitment therapy and other third wave CBT's, DBT, mindfulness based approaches etc. I am currently doing supervision to become a accredited practitioner in EMDR. (I did my advanced EMDR training two years ago and have been using it extensively since then).
My approach is relaxed and flexible to create a sense of safety. I believe that trauma processing needs to be done with a sense of choice, safety and empowerment. This can take a while, depending on many different things.

I am a compassionate and ethical registered psychologist, with experience in a range of different environments and roles. I currently work in private practice at Barefoot Beach Therapy Mission Beach. I have demonstrated experience in therapeutic interventions for an array presenting issues to individuals and groups across the lifespan. I am competent in psychometric evaluations, including mental health, intelligence and memory. I have a reputation of being innovative, dependable and flexible. My special interests include adjustment to physical health concerns, treatment of trauma and adverse life events, and grief and loss.

Jenni is a registered Clinical Psychologist with 15 years experience working in a variety of public and private settings, including the Drug and Alcohol Office (now Mental Health Commission), Cyrenian House, Holyoake, the Department of Child Protection, Headspace, Black Swan Health, and Joondalup Psychology Centre. Jenni has experience working with clients of all ages (children, adolescents and adults), from diverse backgrounds, and of various presentations.
Jenni’s particular interest lies in treating children and adults with anxiety, depression, and trauma-related conditions (and the development of resilience following adversity). As well she is experienced in assisting people with a broad range of issues such as depression, anxiety disorders, addictions, trauma and PTSD, grief and loss, eating disorders, anger management, adjusting to life transitions, pain management, and relationship issues. Jenni uses a range of evidence-based treatment approaches, tailored to meet the needs of each individual client.
Jenni prides herself on being a warm, genuine, compassionate, and non-judgemental therapist, who focuses on identifying clients’ strengths and enhancing their overall wellbeing, rather than focusing solely on “the problem” itself. Her aim is to create a relaxed and supportive therapeutic environment that encourages clients to feel safe to explore their current challenges and empowers them to create lasting change.

A am a Clinical Social Worker with Accreditation as a Mental Health Social Worker (AMHSW). I have a 20 year employment history in social work which includes 6 years in private practice providing therapeutic interventions to children, adolescents and adults. I have a medicare provider number and I hold a Certificate in Traumatic Stress Studies through the Justice Resource Institute in Boston. In addition I have trained in evidenced based therapies considered best practice for the treatment of trauma and complex trauma. For example, EMDR, Imagery Rescripting and Somatic Experiencing. These are combined with focused psychological strategies as required by Medicare Australia. I am knowledgable of the symptoms and coping strategies frequently used by survivors of childhood sexual abuse. I hold a certificate in Cultural Competence from the Australian Indigenous Psychologists Association and a Working With Children check.

I am a Psychotherapist with a Master of Social Science Counselling. I work in private practice at Lithgow & Bathurst NSW, I have 20 years extensive experience. I specialise in working in the areas of adult survivors of child abuse, sexual abuse, complex trauma and PTSD. I also work with grief and loss, addictions such as alcohol & other drugs, anxiety & depression. I continually educate myself with the latest research & best practice regarding adult survivors of child abuse. I am also guided by the Blue Knot Practice Guidelines for The Treatment Of Complex Trauma And trauma Informed Care And Service Delivery. My professional philosophy is to provide adult survivors of child abuse with a safe therapeutic environment focusing on emotional regulation, self soothing, empowerment & choice.