Click Tanya is a Clinical Psychologist (also with a Masters in Educational Psychology) who has been practicing since 1997. She is highly experienced in the full range of presentations of mental illness in adolescents and adults, including, but not limited to:
Her approach involves a combination of Cognitive Behaviour Therapy and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy depending on the needs of the person, as well as utilising principles for interpersonal neurobiology and psychodynamic psychotherapy. She has a special interest in survivors of child abuse and how trauma affects the mind and body. She is also very interested in how attachment patterns in early life affect mental health and relationships in later life. Tanya is a trained facilitator in the Circle of Security Parenting Program, which runs as interest dictates. She prides herself on being able to connect with people of all walks of life and strives to provide a warm, caring and supportive environment for all clients. to edit.
- Depression
- Anxiety including social phobia and other phobias
- OCD
- PTSD (non-combat related)
- Psychosis
- Self harm and suicidality
- Survivors of Child Abuse
- Overcoming addiction
- Coping with Chronic pain and chronic illness
- Adjustment to diagnosis of a serious health condition
- Adjustment to parenthood, including post-natal depression
- Supporting a child with chronic illness and/or disability
- Coping skills for individuals with Borderline or Mild Intellectual Impairment
- Bullying at school or in the workplace
- Personality disorders
- Healthy relationships, including recognising the warning signs of abusive relationships and developing the tools to be able to make choices to stay safe
- Teens and adults coping with ADHD and/or ASD, with or without learning difficulties
Her approach involves a combination of Cognitive Behaviour Therapy and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy depending on the needs of the person, as well as utilising principles for interpersonal neurobiology and psychodynamic psychotherapy. She has a special interest in survivors of child abuse and how trauma affects the mind and body. She is also very interested in how attachment patterns in early life affect mental health and relationships in later life. Tanya is a trained facilitator in the Circle of Security Parenting Program, which runs as interest dictates. She prides herself on being able to connect with people of all walks of life and strives to provide a warm, caring and supportive environment for all clients. to edit.