Colette Rayment PhD, ANZAP Registered Psychotherapist, is an experienced, trained psychotherapist with an advanced Diploma in Adult (interpersonal psychodynamic) Psychotherapy. She is a training and supervising member of the Faculty of the Australian and New Zealand Association of Psychotherapy, the pre-eminent sister training institution of Westmead Hospital's School of Psychological medicine.
Colette Rayment offers individual psychodynamic short and long term therapy for individuals and counselling for couples. She also offers supervision for individual clinicians and groups, and mentors writers especially those undertaking dissertations. Her clinical work is underpinned by rigorous academic and clinical training, continuing study, supervision, life experience and her own undergoing of an analytic therapy.
Colette Rayment offers individual psychodynamic short and long term therapy for individuals and counselling for couples. She also offers supervision for individual clinicians and groups, and mentors writers especially those undertaking dissertations. Her clinical work is underpinned by rigorous academic and clinical training, continuing study, supervision, life experience and her own undergoing of an analytic therapy.
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My immediate goal is to help alleviate emotional pain and confusion and to build self confidence towards a fresh start in life. To do this I specialise in short, to long term, psychodynamic psychotherapy which consists of a series of conversations between you and me. These conversations are conducted in a spirit of sensitivity, warmth and understanding in our confidential online space.
Which pays particular attention to attachment, development history, trauma theory, different types of memory and play and the interpersonal relationship. More information here about the Conversational Model and DBT and CM.
Analytically oriented therapy in which particular attention is given to the major figures and relationships in the client's past and present and any transferring of those ways of relating that are made by the client towards the therapist and others in the client's life.
Analytically oriented therapy in which particular attention is given to the major figures and relationships in the client's past and present and any transferring of those ways of relating that are made by the client towards the therapist and others in the client's life.
Psychotherapists are mental health practitioners who come to this advanced clinical work via a training in any of the fields of psychology, psychiatry, social work, general practice in medicine, counselling or mental health nursing. Frequently therapists come to the training and clinical practice from other professions such as medicine or the humanities.
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