Alex Melzer
Bachelor of Psychology (Honours)
Monday & Tuesday- Telehealth only
Available Evenings
Provisional Psychologist
Alexander is a registered Provisional Psychologist with an empathic and holistic perspective to mental health. Incorporating evidence-based approaches, such as Behaviour Analysis, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy and Mindfulness, Alex works collaboratively with the clients to help them reach their goals.
Alex has experience working with adults and adolescents, focusing on empowering clients to act in the world in a more positive and impactful way. Through the therapeutical process, Alex creates an open space where clients can express themselves, learn new skills and better comprehend their past-present-future.
After living in three different continents, Alex has a unique understanding about cultural differences and the needs and obstacles that expatriates encounter. Alex offers support to clients in either English, Portuguese, or Spanish language, as required.
Areas of interest include:
Bachelor of Psychology (Honours)
Monday & Tuesday- Telehealth only
Available Evenings
Provisional Psychologist
Alexander is a registered Provisional Psychologist with an empathic and holistic perspective to mental health. Incorporating evidence-based approaches, such as Behaviour Analysis, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy and Mindfulness, Alex works collaboratively with the clients to help them reach their goals.
Alex has experience working with adults and adolescents, focusing on empowering clients to act in the world in a more positive and impactful way. Through the therapeutical process, Alex creates an open space where clients can express themselves, learn new skills and better comprehend their past-present-future.
After living in three different continents, Alex has a unique understanding about cultural differences and the needs and obstacles that expatriates encounter. Alex offers support to clients in either English, Portuguese, or Spanish language, as required.
Areas of interest include:
- Anxiety, OCD and related disorders
- Depression and mood disorders
- Eating disorders
- Relationship difficulties
- Expatriates’ adaptation to Australia
- Stress Management