Spencer Mental Healthcare is a private psychology practice providing services for all individuals. We are licensed to treat clients with a Mental Health Care Plan, Department of Veterans' Affairs, National Disability Insurance Scheme, as well as clients who need private sessions, couples counselling, family intervention, workshops, corporate services, and AHPRA Board-Approved Supervision for clinical and general registrar programs. In our practice, it is always about the client and our focus is upon ensuring that any treatment is customised to suit the client in a collaborative and empathetic-centred approach. We aim to promote functional, psychological, and social independence for the client within all aspects of their life.We provide individually tailored treatments based upon the client's needs and utilise various therapeutic approaches including Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Dialectical Behavioural Therapy, Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioural Therapy and Gottman Method Relationship Therapy. We bring extensive clinical expertise for severe psychopathologies including major depressive disorders, trauma survivors suffering from PTSD and grief, victims of domestic violence, as well relationship difficulties and anxiety/stress related illnesses.We can provide face to face appointments, telehealth, phone consults, corporate services to help executives deal with high stress situations, public speaking and presentations, as well as reports for all court and legal related matters.We can adapt to any problem and can help if you give us the opportunity. The foundation of self-care and mental well-being is something easily overlooked. With our endless personal, social, and professional obligations, we find limited amounts of time, energy, and effort to put towards the most important person in our lives…OURSELVES. Allow us to show you how to cope with struggle and no longer neglect yourself.

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