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Meet Phoebe
First of all, I really love my work. I was always going to end up in the helping profession, since it runs in the family. You’ll find me warm, gentle, and compassionate, as well as honest and direct
(my neurodivergent Autistic ADHD strengths in action).
Meet Phoebe
I’m a Clinical Psychologist who completed a Bachelor of Science (Advanced) with Honours in Psychology from The University of New South Wales (2008), and a Master in Psychology (Clinical) from the University of Wollongong in 2010.
A fascination with relationships drew me to study a Diploma in Relationship Counselling (Couples and Family Therapy) with Relationships Australia in 2018. This further cemented my love of relationship work, and I saw clients have better outcomes with this approach.
My key areas of expertise are Relationships, Family Dynamics, Autism and ADHD (assessment and therapy, including female and masked presentations). I am also interested in treating Mood and Anxiety Disorders, Self-Esteem, Trauma, Chronic Pain and Chronic Health Issues.
I love helping clients embrace their strengths and sensitivity, particularly in Autism and ADHD.
My therapy room is a welcoming space for all, particularly LGBTQIA+ persons and diverse cultures.
I am board-approved supervisor and supervise psychologists completing their registration. I love supporting future psychologists and am a lifelong lover of learning. I am fully registered with AHPRA, the Psychology Board of Australia and the Australian Psychological Society. I am a member of the Australian Clinical Psychology Association. I look forward to working with you soon.
Why work
with Phoebe:
I’ve helped countless others find love
(and was my own guinea pig first)
I work with single and partnered women, and offer individual and couples work.
