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Brianna is a General Psychologist with a master’s degree in Professional Psychology from Griffith University. She provides evidence-based psychological therapy for adolescents and adults experiencing a range of emotional, behavioural and mental health concerns.
Her therapy style is warm, person-centred and collaborative. Brianna aims to create a safe and supportive space where clients can explore their thoughts, feelings and behaviours with openness and self-compassion.
Brianna supports clients to build insight, strengthen emotional regulation, develop practical coping strategies and work toward meaningful personal change.
Brianna draws on evidence-based therapies and adapts her approach to each client’s needs, goals and presenting concerns. Her work is practical, collaborative and focused on supporting clients to build confidence, resilience and self-awareness.
Brianna has a particular interest in supporting adolescents and adults with emotional regulation, neurodiversity, anxiety, depression, stress and relationship-related concerns.
Support for young people navigating identity, study stress, friendships, family changes, relationships, confidence and emotional wellbeing.
Therapy for worry, panic, avoidance, overthinking, rumination, social anxiety, health anxiety and feeling constantly on edge.
Support for low mood, reduced motivation, withdrawal, self-criticism, emotional numbness, hopelessness and difficulty coping.
Support for understanding intense emotions, managing distress, reducing impulsive responses and building more effective coping skills.
Support for ADHD and ASD-related concerns, including attention, organisation, sensory stress, emotional regulation and day-to-day coping strategies.
Therapy for ongoing stress, overwhelm, adjustment difficulties, workplace or study pressure, emotional exhaustion and recovery.
You are welcome to book online or contact the clinic if you are unsure whether Brianna is the right fit for your needs.