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Josie Goulding
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I have been a practicing psychotherapist for 25 years and bring diverse clinical experience from both public and private psychotherapy settings. I've also been involved in the teaching and supervision of psychotherapists at AUT.
My areas of interest are adult psychotherapy, gender and sexuality, couple work, and mind body issues where illness is part of a persons life.
I also provide clinical supervision.
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Emma Harris
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I offer psychodynamic psychotherapy to adults and I've been a psychotherapist since 2007. Prior to this I spent 6 years working in the area of addiction. I see people who are experiencing many kinds of life stressors including relational issues, health issues and anxiety , depression, trauma, grief, parenting concerns and compulsive behaviours.
I have a special interest in working with the emotional aspects of physical disease, illness and health anxiety. I also offer supervision to psychotherapists and health professionals.
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Bea Phillips
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I have been in private practise for over 10 years. I specialise in treating many common issues including anxiety, depression, panic attacks, grief/loss, chronic physical illness, stress and effects from recent and past trauma or chronic pain.
My primary focus is to use Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT). I supplement CBT using modules such as Schema Therapy,(DBT) Dialectical Behaviour Therapy and Mindfulness to address influences from core beliefs and behaviours adopted through childhood or more recent traumatic events.
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Sheila Ayala
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I am a Registered Psychologist in the general scope of practice with extensive experience in both Clinical and Forensic Psychology.
I am experienced in the clinical assessment and delivery of individual and group treatment, establishing treatment goals and implementing treatment plans. I have widespread experience working with people who suffer from depressive disorders, anxiety disorders, trauma and stress related disorders, personality disorders, substance related and addictive disorders. In addition, I have also worked with intellectual disabilities, general and sexual offending, feeding and eating disorders, schizophrenia and psychotic disorders.
I take a holistic approach to treatment, and have trained in modalities such as psychodynamic, CBT, ACT, Compassion Focus Therapy, Motivational Interviewing, Mindfulness, and DBT.
I am registered with ACC for the Sensitive claims contract to provide treatment, complete Supported Assessments as well as provide group therapy.
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Ingrid Wang
MAAT (Clinical) (Hons) Registered Arts Therapist ANZACATA (AthR) Registered ACC Provider |
I have worked with clients from various backgrounds including mental health, corrections, immigrants/international students, children with special needs, and patients with terminal illness. I am particularly interested in working with people who have anxiety, depression, low self-esteem, displacement issues, parenting issues, family/couple issues and trauma issues. I also has experience working with addiction, pain management, grief/loss and bereavement, and autism spectrum disorders.
I offer arts therapies which use creative processes to help clients explore and express unconscious material that is often difficult to express through words. Arts therapy is holistic - attending to emotional, cognitive, physical and spiritual well-being.
I am ACC sensitive claims registered. Clients may be eligible for ACC-funded support if they have suffered a mental injury as a result of sexual abuse or sexual assault. I can provide services in English and Mandarin.
I offer arts therapies which use creative processes to help clients explore and express unconscious material that is often difficult to express through words. Arts therapy is holistic - attending to emotional, cognitive, physical and spiritual well-being.
I am ACC sensitive claims registered. Clients may be eligible for ACC-funded support if they have suffered a mental injury as a result of sexual abuse or sexual assault. I can provide services in English and Mandarin.
