Clinical Psychologists offer assessment and treatment to help with people with mental health difficulties. We integrate science, theory, and clinical knowledge to understand, prevent, and relieve psychologically-based distress or behaviour. We work to promote subjective well-being and personal development. 

All three are specially trained to treat people with mental health difficulties. 

A psychiatrist is a medical doctor. They provide diagnosis and mostly treat using pharmaceutical interventions.

A Clinical Psychologist is also a doctor (clinically not medically trained). They use a range of psychological theories and frameworks to assess and treat mental health difficulties.

A Psychotherapist is an umbrella term referring to anyone who has a specialist training in delivering a type of psychological therapy. It usually refers to a practitioner who has trained in one type of therapy such as Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT). 

Clinical Psychologists work with clients who have wide range of mental and physical health problems including anxiety, depression, pain management, and relationship issues.

We see people of all ages; children and families, and adults. We see everyone as an individual and therapy is tailored to an your specific needs and goals. 

We want to deliver an quality service and therefore we all the therapy that we provide is evidenced-based and has scientific credibility.

Clinical Psychologist have extensive training in utilising therapeutic techniques that have research evidence to show their effectiveness in reducing mental health problems.