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What Is Telehealth?

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Telehealth appointments for psychologists enables all Australians with internet and/or phone services to access psychology treatment and support with Medicare rebates. Unwind Psychology provides therapy and counselling appointments by phone and by video using a program called COVIU. Telehealth is highly beneficial and convenient, and enables you get the support you need from any location, whether it be from the comfort of your own home or at work. Also, it can fit in with your busy lifestyle, without having to travel.

Let’s Work Together

Areas of Support

I provide psychology treatment and support for a range of difficulties including:

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Mental Health and Well-Being

Improve wellbeing and mental health by promoting healthy perspective and approaches

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Depression

Mood difficulties including low mood, and specific Mood disorders

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Self Esteem & Self Worth

Addressing difficulties with low self-esteem and self-worth to improve confidence & overall well-being

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Stress Management

Learning ways to better manage and cope with general stress and stressful situations

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Trauma

Processing Trauma experiences and memories (including PTSD), to help you move forward with your life

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Grief and Loss

Help process grief and loss, such as losing a loved one, a job, or relationships.

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Anxiety

Overthinking and worry, General Anxiety, Social Anxiety, OCD, and other anxiety disorders

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Life Adjustment

Dealing with big life changes like accidents, chronic illness, moving or family changes.

Please get in touch to ask any questions, and/or to book an online or phone appointment

Ready to get started?

I like to use a flexible approach, guided by you, and I use a range of therapy styles and techniques to suit your needs and preferences. This includes:

Therapy Approaches

  • EMDR therapy is designed for working with distressing or traumatic memories. these memories can be blocked or “stuck” and lead to long term distress and emotional pain. EMDR therapy uses eye movements or other sensory activities to “unblock” the memory and help process and heal the emotional pain.

  • Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) focuses on how thoughts and actions influence how you feel. CBT uses practical strategies to help people change unhealthy ways of thinking, feeling, and behaving. 

  • ACT is a form of therapy that focuses on the idea that our thoughts and feelings are temporary., and teaches us to endure tough experiences without being overwhelmed. By not clinging to our thoughts and emotions, we can make better choices for a fulfilling life. ACT provides tools to manage negative thoughts and accept life's challenges. ACT helps you deal with negative thoughts and feelings by accepting them rather than trying to control them. When you learn to accept and distance yourself from these thoughts and emotions, they lose their power, allowing for healthier responses.

  • IPT is a type of psychotherapy that focuses on improving interpersonal issues to relieve mental health difficulties. IPT aims to help clients improve the quality of their relationships, Improve social functioning, better manage difficult life transitions, navigate difficult interpersonal relationships, and build up their social supports

  • Motivational interviewing is a counseling technique that helps people work through and resolve ambivalent or unsure feelings, to find the internal motivation and confidence to make positive changes in their life.

  • Mindfulness is a practice that involves techniques like meditation and deep breathing, to focus on the present and be less caught up in your thoughts and emotions. It helps to reduce stress, enhances well-being, and can help with a variety of difficulties such as anxiety, depression, and chronic pain.