Katherine Sayer-Jones
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Areas of Interest: PTSD & Trauma, LGBT ally, IVF and Fertility Challenges, Endometriosis, Sexual Assault and Trauma, Disordered Eating, Relationship Skills, Breakups, Family Therapy, Assertiveness in Work & Relationships.Style of therapy: Gentle, holistic and playful, helping build a safe space to work together, solution focused
Modalities: Trauma informed, trained in clinical psychology, cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT), schema therapy, family therapy/ systems therapy, and dialectical behaviour therapy (DBT), feminist perspective, individual and whole family approach.*
Trusting your ability to make change happen
Providing support for eliminating barriers
—Katherine Sayer-Jones, Clinical Psychologist
Currently not taking new clients.
Who she works with
Adult individuals
Older teen individuals
Families
Family’s with older teens
Her Methods and Modalities
Katherine is a clinical psychologist with family systems training. She wants to help you build a better relationships, let go of limiting beliefs and teach you how to reach your goals.
She works from a feminist perspective with specific training in IVF and Fertility and Endometriosis challenges. She’s pretty much got women’s issues covered.
Katherine is trauma informed, and trained in clinical psychology. She works with cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT), schema therapy, systems therapy,/ family therapy and dialectical behaviour therapy (DBT). She works from an individual perspective or a whole family perspective.
Katherine is a queer and trans ally. She is active in the Queer community and works with gender identities of all types.
Book with Katherine
Face to face or telehealthDays: T, W,Medicare rebate is available.
Things You and Katherine might address:
Depression or Anxiety
Self image, Self esteem
Challenges with Endometriosis
IVF and Fertility Challenges
Disordered Eating
Relationship Skill Building
Sexual Assault
Trauma & PTSD
Past family violence
Past childhood sexual abuse
Coming out to (or inviting in) family, friends or work
Exploring gender and identity
Gender Identity
