Dennison Psychology is a psychology practice, located in South Yarra (Melbourne). Our psychologists provide treatment to adults, adolescents and couples. Treatment is provided for a wide range of issues, including depression, anxiety, substance use issues, relationship problems, difficulties adjusting to changes in life circumstances, low self-esteem, personality disorders, panic disorder, trauma/ PTSD, grief/ bereavement, bipolar, managing psychotic disorders, eating disorders, and phobias.
Our psychologists can assist you to develop skills to better manage stress and other emotions, identify and achieve personal goals, improve relationships, adapt to changes that arise through the course of life, cope better with adverse life experiences (for example, trauma, abuse, death of a loved one, redundancy, relationship breakdown, being diagnosed with an illness), and grow on a personal level.
Our psychologists can assist you to develop skills to better manage stress and other emotions, identify and achieve personal goals, improve relationships, adapt to changes that arise through the course of life, cope better with adverse life experiences (for example, trauma, abuse, death of a loved one, redundancy, relationship breakdown, being diagnosed with an illness), and grow on a personal level.
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All the psychologists at Dennison Psychology are recognized as healthcare professionals by Australia's regulatory body (AHPRA) and the Australian Psychological Society (APS). Furthermore, they can all can provide Medicare rebates.
To obtain this recognition, our psychologists had to demonstrate to AHPRA that they completed sufficient training (through accredited programs, that taught 'evidence-based' treatment and required them to complete 'on-the-job' experience).There are so many psychologists, counselors, life coaches, psychotherapists, and social workers in Melbourne.
To obtain this recognition, our psychologists had to demonstrate to AHPRA that they completed sufficient training (through accredited programs, that taught 'evidence-based' treatment and required them to complete 'on-the-job' experience).There are so many psychologists, counselors, life coaches, psychotherapists, and social workers in Melbourne.
The matching process involves a 10 minute telephone appointment, with the practice's principal psychologist. During this telephone call, your treatment goals will be discussed. If you have a previous experience of therapy, what you did and didn't find helpful will be explored, so as it can be determined which psychologist may be best aligned to your current treatment needs at Dennison Psychology.
Carla completed a Bachelor of Arts and achieved first class honours in Psychology before going on to complete a Doctorate program in Clinical Psychology. Following further intensive training and supervision, Carla gained her area of practice endorsement as a clinical psychologist, and is registered with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulatory Agency (AHPRA).
Carina completed a Bachelor of Psychology degree and then an honours-equivalent Graduate Diploma in Psychology, before completing her Masters in Clinical Psychology. After her studies, Carina completed a two-year Clinical Registrar program to become an endorsed clinical psychologist registered through the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA).
Carolyn commenced a Graduate Diploma in Psychology at the University of Melbourne in 2005 and remained at the University of Melbourne until she completed her training in clinical psychology. She is registered as a clinical psychologist with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA) and is a fully endorsed member of The Australian Clinical Psychology Association (ACPA).
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R. M.
Sep 13, 2020
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I have had two very different experiences at this clinic. While the first person I saw here was great. Transferring to another in order to use an eating disorder plan was a disaster. After me going through a three month process of getting this plan in place. The clinician, despite this being the reason I transferred to her in the first place three months beforehand, decided that she wasnt keen to use this plan to fund my treatment. From talking to other health professionals her reasoning was a personal choice. I'm ultimately left very confused, traumatized and in a very chaotic place internally
Anna M.
Jan 06, 2019
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Robert Moore
Jul 12, 2018
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Claire Hunt
Jul 13, 2016
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