Clinical psychologist | Child Psychologist North Brisbane

Clinical psychologist

About us

As established, by the Australian Health Practitioners Regulation Agency (AHPRA), a clinical psychologist is one of the areas of psychology that a psychologist can be approved to practice.

A clinical psychologist performs a university degree in psychology followed by a higher research degree at the master's or doctoral level. A clinical psychologist undergoes a minimum of 6 years in university training, followed by an additional 2-year registration practice program for a total of more than 8 years.

What we do

A clinical psychologist is trained in the evaluation, diagnosis and treatment of mental illnesses and important psychological problems. A clinical psychologist must practice in accordance with the science professional's model that requires a clinical psychologist to provide evidence-based practice and apply psychological theory and evidence-based research to address complex clinical mental health problems. A clinical psychologist can participate in the design and implementation of treatment strategies and evaluation of these results. You may be asked to complete a pre and post test measure to determine the effectiveness of the treatment.

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How a clinical psychologist can help

When completing a clinical evaluation, a clinical psychologist may recommend a treatment program that may include individual counseling, group therapy or other means of support.

Some of the most common disorders that could be treated include; Mood disorders (e.g., depression, bipolar disorder), anxiety conditions (e.g., panic, phobias, generalized anxiety, social phobia and agoraphobia), trauma (e.g., acute stress disorder and posttraumatic stress disorder). This could occur due to workplace harassment, sexual assault, domestic violence), eating disorders, suicidal and self-injurious behaviors, diseases related to chronic stress, addictions such as drugs and alcohol, / borderline personality disorder, serious mental illness, management of pain and adaptation to injury counseling (for example, after an AMEU, stroke, heart attack, car accident).