Amy Joyce
- Waiting Time Availability: Not Available
- Name of practice: Focused Psychology
- Billing methods: Bulk bill, Medicare/Mental health care plan, NDIS, Private fee, Veterans Affairs, Work cover
- Qualifications & Accreditations: Bachelor of Science (Psychology), Graduate Diploma of Applied Psychology (Organisational Psychology), Master of Psychology (Clinical), Diploma of Hypotherapy
- AHPRA Registration Number: PSY0001123519
Amy is a clinical psychologist and her career spans over 20 years, working with adults and adolescents in both the public and private sectors. Amy’s clinical expertise includes trauma, interpersonal and relationship difficulties, anxiety, mood, and psychosis. Amy is recognised for providing sensitive, and in-depth psychological therapy that she tailors to the individual. She works from attachment and brain based therapeutic approaches. Amy aims to empower her patients to understand and overcome the impact of early challenging and/or traumatic experiences to work toward developing more secure current relationships and better quality of life. Amy is known for tailoring her approach to the individual, their presenting problem, and their readiness/capability for change. Her approach is based on compassion, respect, and validation. Amy offers a non-judgemental, culturally sensitive, family inclusive therapy, and adheres to the stringent ethical guidelines to ensure safe practice.
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Healthy Minds Geelong's vision is to create a positive culture of mental health across the Geelong region.
The HMG concept was born to fill the gap in local mental health support services and in particular the need for a dedicated local information hub to help connect the community to local services, navigate the mental health care system and ultimately empower people to look after their mental health.