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Mrs Nixon Nixon
Counsellor
Julie is an experienced counsellor who has worked in broad clinical settings where she has worked with children and adolescents, couples and individuals. She is psychodynamically trained and incorporates Acceptance and Commitment Therapy as well as the use of several expressive therapies in her work. She specialises in complex trauma across all age groups and is a PhD candidate exploring the effects of trauma in a specific population.
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Mr Oliver Lewis
Counsellor
I’m a Canberra based counsellor/psychotherapist who specialises in trauma and addiction. I provide online psychotherapy sessions to adults (aged +18) across Australia. I have extensive experience in the not-for-profit and private sectors, supporting adults with PTSD, CPTSD, substance use disorders, personality disorders, anxiety, depression and other mental health conditions.
I’m an accredited EMDR practitioner, a registered clinical counsellor with the Psychotherapy and Counselling Federation of Australia (PACFA) and a qualified Social Worker and member of the Australian Association of Social Workers (AASW). I have received formal training in EMDR, CBT, Schema Therapy and ACT, and am a qualified Alcohol and Other Drugs (AOD) practitioner.
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I’m an accredited EMDR practitioner, a registered clinical counsellor with the Psychotherapy and Counselling Federation of Australia (PACFA) and a qualified Social Worker and member of the Australian Association of Social Workers (AASW). I have received formal training in EMDR, CBT, Schema Therapy and ACT, and am a qualified Alcohol and Other Drugs (AOD) practitioner.
Ms Parvinder Gill
Counsellor
Parvinder is a registered clinical counsellor and is a certified Internal Family Systems (IFS) Practitioner. She completed her Internal Family Systems Therapy training under the guidance of Einat Bronstein and Frank Anderson through IFS Training Australia and IFS Institute US.
Her practice specialises in working with people 16 years and over who are experiencing symptoms of PTSD, anxiety, depression, addiction, chronic pain, bereavement and loss. Parvinder has worked with victim-survivors of family, domestic and sexual violence and offers a space which is healing and peaceful. There is no expectation placed upon you to share your story, we go at a pace that is comfortable with you.
Parvinder offers therapy sessions based at her private practice via Zoom. Sessions in person can also be organised if preferred. People from diverse cultural, and social backgrounds are welcome. Her practice is person-centred, trauma-informed, LGBTQIA+ safe
Her practice specialises in working with people 16 years and over who are experiencing symptoms of PTSD, anxiety, depression, addiction, chronic pain, bereavement and loss. Parvinder has worked with victim-survivors of family, domestic and sexual violence and offers a space which is healing and peaceful. There is no expectation placed upon you to share your story, we go at a pace that is comfortable with you.
Parvinder offers therapy sessions based at her private practice via Zoom. Sessions in person can also be organised if preferred. People from diverse cultural, and social backgrounds are welcome. Her practice is person-centred, trauma-informed, LGBTQIA+ safe
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Dr Penny Brabin
Psychologist
• registered Psychologist in schools then private practice over 30 years;
• promoted CBT in Australia in the 1990s, since integrated mindful awareness in an holistic approach consistent with current knowledge of neurobiology and human behaviour – our thinking/emotional experience in living;
• differentiates work with clients through dealing with the core role of Self in emotional distress, guiding awareness to the inherent Self view for emotion/behaviour health – I managing my mind – particularly effective in the integration of trauma and refocus towards functional living;
• works with adults and adolescents experiencing the range of human emotion and behaviour problems, including serious life traumas, supported by work with parents/partners;
• Member of the Australian Psychological Society over 30 years, made a Fellow of the Society in 2002 as a result of her contributions to the Society and profession.
• specialist endorsement with the Psychology Board of Australia.
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• promoted CBT in Australia in the 1990s, since integrated mindful awareness in an holistic approach consistent with current knowledge of neurobiology and human behaviour – our thinking/emotional experience in living;
• differentiates work with clients through dealing with the core role of Self in emotional distress, guiding awareness to the inherent Self view for emotion/behaviour health – I managing my mind – particularly effective in the integration of trauma and refocus towards functional living;
• works with adults and adolescents experiencing the range of human emotion and behaviour problems, including serious life traumas, supported by work with parents/partners;
• Member of the Australian Psychological Society over 30 years, made a Fellow of the Society in 2002 as a result of her contributions to the Society and profession.
• specialist endorsement with the Psychology Board of Australia.
Ms Kay Morgan
Psychologist
Qualifications: M.BEd (Psych)
Work: Was a teacher in primary, secondary, TAFE and casual university lecturer
Psychology: Self Employed, Gold Coast
Started and only therapist for 2 years, Child and Youth Mental Health Service, Fraser Coast
Employed as a psychologist with Desley Fraser and Associates
Self Employed psychologist in Maryborough from 2005 on
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Work: Was a teacher in primary, secondary, TAFE and casual university lecturer
Psychology: Self Employed, Gold Coast
Started and only therapist for 2 years, Child and Youth Mental Health Service, Fraser Coast
Employed as a psychologist with Desley Fraser and Associates
Self Employed psychologist in Maryborough from 2005 on
Dr Kerry Francis
Psychologist
Since obtaining full registration as a psychologist, I have worked in a number of clinical roles, the most recent of which have been in health care settings and private practice. Previously, I worked in a variety of academic roles whilst completing my PhD. This experience provided me with a broad grounding in the discipline. I have a strong track record in research, assessment, and in the delivery of evidence-based therapeutic interventions. I have recently received my clinical endorsement after completing the Registrar program.
I am passionate about health and wellbeing and have worked extensively with people dealing with a range of chronic health conditions including cancer. I am experienced in working with trauma and utilise trauma-focused CBT, EMDR, and schema-therapy approaches. I engage in frequent professional development to ensure my skills are evidenced-based and up-to-date. As a clinician, I work hard to ensure that therapy is collaborative, respectful, and safe. My private practice takes place in a small, friendly, warm and professional practice in Mareeba where I am one of two clinicians.
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I am passionate about health and wellbeing and have worked extensively with people dealing with a range of chronic health conditions including cancer. I am experienced in working with trauma and utilise trauma-focused CBT, EMDR, and schema-therapy approaches. I engage in frequent professional development to ensure my skills are evidenced-based and up-to-date. As a clinician, I work hard to ensure that therapy is collaborative, respectful, and safe. My private practice takes place in a small, friendly, warm and professional practice in Mareeba where I am one of two clinicians.
Ms Kristen Fawcett
Social Worker
Kristen has been a qualified Social Worker for the past 25 years and Family Therapist since 2002. Kristen has experience in the assessment, treatment, and therapeutic interventions of complex mental health issues, in particular complex trauma, anxiety, depression, grief/bereavement, family violence, separation and adjustment issues. Kristen spends her time in private practice providing clinical work, developing clinical leadership in private practice and developing the Being Held program. Kristen also provides group programs in Mother & Infant support and Circle of Security Parenting Education. Kristen has specialist training in mother/infant assessment, Newborn Assessment NBO, Radical Exposure Tapping RET, Circle of Security Parenting Education, Gottman Relationship Counselling and Dialectical Behavioural Therapy. Kristen is a registered AASW Clinical Supervisor for Clinical Supervision and Consultation. Kristen started her own practice; Newport Counselling & Psychology Service over 15 years ago and is the co-founder of Newport Health & Wellbeing.
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Miss Leisa Davina
Psychologist
I am a clinical psychologist with a Doctorate in Clinical Psychology. I have over 17 years experience and work with complex and severe trauma. I am a certified schema therapist with the ISST and am an accredited EMDRAA practitioner. I also sit on the training and standards committee for EMDRAA.
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Ms Loretta George
Psychologist
I started working in 1999 at the Women's Centre in Townsville as a sexual assault counsellor. At the end of that year I graduated with a bachelor of psychology with honours from James Cook University . I continued working at the Women's centre as a sexual assault counsellor and started my postgraduate degree in clinical psychology. During this time I was an on-call worker for women that had been sexually assaulted and during the day I would do face-to-face counselling for survivors of sexual assault.
In 2003 I left Townsville and returned to Rockhampton where I started working at the Aboriginal and Islander health service in Phillip Street Rockhampton. I worked with many women that were in domestic violence, women that were sexually assaulted or adult survivors of sexual assault and whose children had been sexually assaulted.
I left Queensland health in 2012 to start my own practice Tilly’s Yumba. Over the years I have dominantly worked with people and children in trauma. I am also working with men that have been traumatised with my work at Mimosa Creek which is the drug and alcohol rehabilitation centre in Woorabinda. I continue to work with forgotten Australians people that are already in the Redress system domestic violence and sexual assault survivors.
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In 2003 I left Townsville and returned to Rockhampton where I started working at the Aboriginal and Islander health service in Phillip Street Rockhampton. I worked with many women that were in domestic violence, women that were sexually assaulted or adult survivors of sexual assault and whose children had been sexually assaulted.
I left Queensland health in 2012 to start my own practice Tilly’s Yumba. Over the years I have dominantly worked with people and children in trauma. I am also working with men that have been traumatised with my work at Mimosa Creek which is the drug and alcohol rehabilitation centre in Woorabinda. I continue to work with forgotten Australians people that are already in the Redress system domestic violence and sexual assault survivors.
Ms Lynette McKee
Psychologist
Lynette McKee completed a Bachelor of Behavioural Science (Honours) and Post Graduate studies in Education at Charles Darwin University, completing her psychology internship with the Sexual Assault Referral Centre (SARC) in Darwin. Lynette also holds Diplomas in Nursing and Welfare. After moving to the Northern Territory in 1991, Lynette’s career has had particular focus on crisis and trauma related counselling. Lynette currently provides trauma interventions at SARC, with children and adults who have experienced acute and historical sexual violence. Lynette is particularly interested in developmental and forensic psychology and the challenges of implementing adaptive behaviour approaches, which are compounded by sexual abuse and transgenerational trauma.
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