Rebecca

Mrs Rebecca Deane

Clinical Psychologist

A dedicated Senior Clinical Psychologist, excelling in the field of ‘Trauma and Adaption to Change Stemming from Early Life Experiences’

About Me

When early life experiences shape present challenges, finding a path forward can feel daunting. As a Clinical Psychologist, I help individuals navigate the lasting impact of these experiences and adapt to change. This approach suits those seeking to understand how past events influence their current well-being. We can explore patterns and develop practical strategies, fostering resilience and a clearer path ahead. My aim is to create a supportive space where you can make sense of your journey.

Approach

My work guides you to see links between childhood events and present difficulties, then together we clarify manageable next steps. Sessions in Sydney are conducted in English, paced to suit children, adolescents, adults and couples, with regular check-ins and brief tasks between meetings to keep progress practical. Through focused assessment, reflective dialogue and gentle mindfulness exercises we slow repeating patterns, try new responses and strengthen coping in everyday moments. People wanting collaborative, down-to-earth work that turns understanding into usable change often find this helpful.
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Basic Information

Sydney, Australia

Services


Services Offered:

  • Child Psych & Diagnostic Assessment
  • Child / Adolescent Therapy
  • Conflict Management
  • Relationship Counseling
  • Mindfulness
  • Psych & Diagnostic Assessment
  • Stress Management
  • Family Therapy

Works With:

  • All ages
  • Adolescents
  • Adults
  • Children
  • Couples

Qualifications


University of Wollongong

University of the West of Scotland

Registrations


Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA)

Psychologist

Service Area


Creating Change Psychology & Counselling

Bella Vista

Sydney, New South Wales

Australia

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