
Ruku Srivastava
Ruku is passionate about working with clients from a diverse range of cultural, social and economic backgrounds. Her practice is empathetic, culturally responsive and trauma informed. Ruku has extensive experience in community and welfare settings and is able to provide psychological assessment and treatment for a wide range of issues. She uses Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Solution-focused therapy and Mindfulness-based interventions to assist individuals to achieve their goals and increase overall wellbeing. Ruku can provide therapy in English and Hindi.
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Deborah Stahmer
Deb is an experienced psychologist who focuses on building authentic connections with clients, aged 18-65 years, to help them move towards recovery. She offers evidence-based assessment and support for a wide range of mental health concerns including depression, anxiety, stress, perinatal issues, parenting, relationship breakdown, grief and loss, Obsessive Compulsive Disorder and Post Traumatic Stress Disorder.
Deb takes a trauma-informed, culturally sensitive approach and provides a non-judgemental, LGBTIQA+ friendly, safe therapeutic space to achieve positive outcomes with her clients. Deb uses a range of therapeutic approaches including Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Schema Therapy and Attachment-based therapy, which are tailored to meet clients' needs.
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Vesna Djilas
Vesna works with adults and offers individual cognitive behavioural psychotherapies. Her experience spans over 10 years in public mental health and forensic settings, as well as in academic research. She works with people experiencing a range of difficulties, including anxiety, depression and mood, grief and loss, stress, relationship difficulties, and the impact of trauma. She offers a safe space for the exploration of one’s inner self and values to gain a sense of awareness and agency in addressing difficulties to improve life satisfaction. Vesna is a member of the College of Clinical Psychology of the Australian Psychological Society.
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