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Jessica Moncrieff-Boyd
đź“Ť West Busselton
Jessica is a psychologist with a specialized focus on treating individuals with eating disorders. Her clinical psychology training and PhD from the University of Western Australia were complemented by research into the experience of disgust in anorexia nervosa, resulting in multiple publications and conference presentations. Prior to joining the Swan Centre, Jessica gained valuable experience during a two-year tenure at the Priory Roehampton in London, where she contributed to an inpatient eating disorders service, collaborating within a multidisciplinary team to support children, adolescents, and families. Earlier in her career, she worked at the University of Western Australia’s Counselling and Psychology Service. Jessica prioritizes evidence-based treatments within a safe, supportive atmosphere. She emphasizes the significance of a strong therapeutic alliance and adopts a warm, empathetic approach to foster positive changes and therapeutic outcomes for her clients.
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Hendrik Janong
đź“Ť Bull Creek
Hendrik specializes in assisting individuals in reclaiming their lives amidst the overwhelming pressures of modern living. He acknowledges the myriad challenges people face today, ranging from workplace stress to familial and relationship issues, coping with illness, and single parenthood. Many individuals find themselves trapped in a cycle of anxiety and depression, seeking a way out. With a compassionate approach, Hendrik provides a safe space for clients to express their frustrations and concerns. He actively listens, understanding the nuances of their emotions and challenges. Hendrik guides them through exploring various options and helps them chart a new course. He recognizes the importance of ongoing support during the initial stages of change. Recognizing the signs of distress is crucial. Hendrik emphasizes indicators such as unexplained fatigue, withdrawal from activities, loss of motivation, disrupted sleep patterns, overwhelming anxiety, changes in weight or appetite, diminished concentration, persistent sadness, and heightened irritability. Through his expertise and empathetic support, Hendrik endeavors to empower individuals to navigate through these difficult times and regain a sense of balance and fulfillment in their lives.
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Sue McElhinney
đź“Ť Cottesloe
Sue, a Registered Psychologist, brings extensive experience from working with adolescents and adults across diverse settings such as hospitals, communities, and universities. Her areas of special interest include anxiety, trauma, grief, and loss, focusing on these key aspects to provide tailored support. Sue adopts a strengths-based approach in her counselling sessions, emphasizing collaboration with her clients to foster positive changes. Her method is characterized by a caring and nurturing style, ensuring a supportive environment where individuals feel valued and understood.
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