Women's Issues Psychologists and Therapists in Campsie, NSW
Tanuja is an enthusiastic, self-aware therapist with a strong work ethic and a deeply ingrained desire to help others. She has highly developed interpersonal skills and understands working with individuals and couples from diverse backgrounds. She is skilled in Trauma, Domestic violence and suicide prevention, drawing from different therapeutic modalities. She has a considerable interest in helping people facing challenges with mental health. Her natural interests are helping people feel comfortable and open, exploring and understanding their concerns and bringing about positive change and greater well-being.
Tanuja is an enthusiastic, self-aware therapist with a strong work ethic and a deeply ingrained desire to help others. She has highly developed interpersonal skills and understands working with individuals and couples from diverse backgrounds. She is skilled in Trauma, Domestic violence and suicide prevention, drawing from different therapeutic modalities. She has a considerable interest in helping people facing challenges with mental health. Her natural interests are helping people feel comfortable and open, exploring and understanding their concerns and bringing about positive change and greater well-being.
Hi, I'm Aisling, a registered psychologist who is originally from Ireland, who has been living in Australia for 3 years.
I have extensive experience working with teens and young people; and I also enjoy working with adults. I support clients and their parents with Anxiety, Depression, OCD, Trauma-related distress, phobias behavioural challenges and neurodevelopmental disorders like ASD and ADHD.
Ensuring clients feel safe, respected and heard is essential in my work. My approach is neuro-affirming, collaborative, and strengths-based, where the individual is empowered to take an active role in therapy.
Hi, I'm Aisling, a registered psychologist who is originally from Ireland, who has been living in Australia for 3 years.
I have extensive experience working with teens and young people; and I also enjoy working with adults. I support clients and their parents with Anxiety, Depression, OCD, Trauma-related distress, phobias behavioural challenges and neurodevelopmental disorders like ASD and ADHD.
Ensuring clients feel safe, respected and heard is essential in my work. My approach is neuro-affirming, collaborative, and strengths-based, where the individual is empowered to take an active role in therapy.
Lorraine Wright is an Accredited Mental Health Social Worker and EMDR Consultant with over 25 years of experience in trauma therapy. She specializes in complex post-traumatic stress, childhood sexual assault survivors, and domestic violence. Lorraine offers a holistic approach, integrating various therapies like EMDR, ACT, and DBT. She provides supervision and consultation to health professionals and sees clients through Open Arms, Victim Services, Medicare, and privately. With evidence-based practice and intuition, Lorraine guides individuals on their healing journey.
Lorraine Wright is an Accredited Mental Health Social Worker and EMDR Consultant with over 25 years of experience in trauma therapy. She specializes in complex post-traumatic stress, childhood sexual assault survivors, and domestic violence. Lorraine offers a holistic approach, integrating various therapies like EMDR, ACT, and DBT. She provides supervision and consultation to health professionals and sees clients through Open Arms, Victim Services, Medicare, and privately. With evidence-based practice and intuition, Lorraine guides individuals on their healing journey.
Cheryn is a Clinical Psychologist. Cheryn’s qualifications are a Bachelor of Social Science (Psychology) and a Master of Clinical Psychology. Cheryn loves her work and is a very dedicated, warm and engaging therapist, with a keen sense of the privilege and responsibility that her role involves. She enjoys accompanying her clients on their path through difficulty and grounds her work in an attuned and genuine understanding of her clients and their needs. Cheryn has an affinity working with people from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds and her experience has enabled her to become resourceful in adapting therapies.
Cheryn is a Clinical Psychologist. Cheryn’s qualifications are a Bachelor of Social Science (Psychology) and a Master of Clinical Psychology. Cheryn loves her work and is a very dedicated, warm and engaging therapist, with a keen sense of the privilege and responsibility that her role involves. She enjoys accompanying her clients on their path through difficulty and grounds her work in an attuned and genuine understanding of her clients and their needs. Cheryn has an affinity working with people from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds and her experience has enabled her to become resourceful in adapting therapies.
I specialise in individual and relationship/family counselling, Anti-Oppressive Practice, relationships, self-growth and identity, grief & loss, work-life stuff, victim-survivors of interpersonal and systemic violence (both domestic violence and structural oppression i.e. racism), cultural identity, the LGBTIQA+ community, family of origin issues, and relational trauma such as childhood abuse or neglect. I enjoy working with people to really unpack their experiences of relationships and sense of self. I also provide clinical supervision for students, new grads, activists and peers working in helping roles.
I specialise in individual and relationship/family counselling, Anti-Oppressive Practice, relationships, self-growth and identity, grief & loss, work-life stuff, victim-survivors of interpersonal and systemic violence (both domestic violence and structural oppression i.e. racism), cultural identity, the LGBTIQA+ community, family of origin issues, and relational trauma such as childhood abuse or neglect. I enjoy working with people to really unpack their experiences of relationships and sense of self. I also provide clinical supervision for students, new grads, activists and peers working in helping roles.
I’m a PACFA‑registered clinical counsellor supporting individuals, couples, and families through a compassionate, trauma‑informed, relational approach. I believe meaningful change happens in safe, attuned connection where your story is honoured and your voice leads. Whether navigating relational strain, stress, anxiety, trauma, or a desire for deeper self‑understanding, I offer a space to slow down, reconnect with yourself, and choose the direction of your growth.
I’m a PACFA‑registered clinical counsellor supporting individuals, couples, and families through a compassionate, trauma‑informed, relational approach. I believe meaningful change happens in safe, attuned connection where your story is honoured and your voice leads. Whether navigating relational strain, stress, anxiety, trauma, or a desire for deeper self‑understanding, I offer a space to slow down, reconnect with yourself, and choose the direction of your growth.
I support recovery from abusive relationships, spiritual abuse, or membership of high-demand/high-control communities and cults. You might also be making difficult choices in the context of faith or faith-community expectations, and I offer culturally respectful counselling for Jehovah's Witnesses, Catholics, and members or former members of Opus Dei.
I support recovery from abusive relationships, spiritual abuse, or membership of high-demand/high-control communities and cults. You might also be making difficult choices in the context of faith or faith-community expectations, and I offer culturally respectful counselling for Jehovah's Witnesses, Catholics, and members or former members of Opus Dei.
Sophia Tran is a Vietnamese-Australian Clinical Psychologist. She has a special interest in attachment and relationship difficulties, anxiety, cultural and racial identity, and family of origin issues. Her work is grounded in the understanding that our early experiences, family dynamics, and cultural background can profoundly shape how we see ourselves and respond to the world. Sophia is dedicated to supporting people to overcome self-limiting beliefs and longstanding patterns that no longer serve them, so that they can feel more connected and authentic in their lives.
Sophia Tran is a Vietnamese-Australian Clinical Psychologist. She has a special interest in attachment and relationship difficulties, anxiety, cultural and racial identity, and family of origin issues. Her work is grounded in the understanding that our early experiences, family dynamics, and cultural background can profoundly shape how we see ourselves and respond to the world. Sophia is dedicated to supporting people to overcome self-limiting beliefs and longstanding patterns that no longer serve them, so that they can feel more connected and authentic in their lives.
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Hi, I’m Claire, a Clinical Psychologist with 20 years of experience. I work with adults who feel stuck in the effects of trauma and are wanting support to move out of survival mode and into a sense of calm, safety, and connection. My approach goes beyond talk therapy alone to support deeper, lasting change.
I help gently process traumatic experiences such as relationship trauma, sexual abuse, and physical assault that still feel present in the body and emotions. You may be impacted by trauma if you have been feeling emotionally exhausted, overwhelmed, on edge, or disconnected from yourself and your life.
Hi, I’m Claire, a Clinical Psychologist with 20 years of experience. I work with adults who feel stuck in the effects of trauma and are wanting support to move out of survival mode and into a sense of calm, safety, and connection. My approach goes beyond talk therapy alone to support deeper, lasting change.
I help gently process traumatic experiences such as relationship trauma, sexual abuse, and physical assault that still feel present in the body and emotions. You may be impacted by trauma if you have been feeling emotionally exhausted, overwhelmed, on edge, or disconnected from yourself and your life.
Hi there! I work primarily with teenage girls and women - including those navigating questions of identity, culture and gender - navigating anxiety, emotional overwhelm, relationship changes, academic or career pressures, or a growing unease about your life.
You may appear capable and responsible, yet feel uncertain, reactive or exhausted within.
Therapy offers a structured and confidential space to build coping skills, strengthen emotional regulation, and develop clarity and confidence in how you move forward.
Many of my clients are motivated for change. Sessions combine practical strategies with deeper exploration.
Hi there! I work primarily with teenage girls and women - including those navigating questions of identity, culture and gender - navigating anxiety, emotional overwhelm, relationship changes, academic or career pressures, or a growing unease about your life.
You may appear capable and responsible, yet feel uncertain, reactive or exhausted within.
Therapy offers a structured and confidential space to build coping skills, strengthen emotional regulation, and develop clarity and confidence in how you move forward.
Many of my clients are motivated for change. Sessions combine practical strategies with deeper exploration.
At the heart of my counselling practice is my capacity for deep listening, compassion, empathy, and developing a trusting therapeutic relationship. I am mindful that people lead busy lives and are investing time and money into counselling. Therefore, my aim is to provide impactful counselling that will enable you to achieve what you need, in the minimum number of sessions. I work with individual clients from diverse backgrounds whose emotional, psychological, or behavioural functioning is impacted by life circumstances.
At the heart of my counselling practice is my capacity for deep listening, compassion, empathy, and developing a trusting therapeutic relationship. I am mindful that people lead busy lives and are investing time and money into counselling. Therefore, my aim is to provide impactful counselling that will enable you to achieve what you need, in the minimum number of sessions. I work with individual clients from diverse backgrounds whose emotional, psychological, or behavioural functioning is impacted by life circumstances.
I welcome adults and adolescents navigating trauma, anxiety, depression, neurodivergence, grief, identity, relational wounds and life transitions, including LGBTQIA+ clients seeking affirming care. Many arrive feeling overwhelmed, disconnected from themselves, caught in old patterns or unsure of who they are becoming. I also support women through perimenopause and menopause, where hormones, trauma, mood, sleep and identity intersect. At DreamLab Psychology, I offer warm, collaborative, trauma-informed and neurodiversity-affirming care to help clients feel more grounded, coherent and at home in themselves.
I welcome adults and adolescents navigating trauma, anxiety, depression, neurodivergence, grief, identity, relational wounds and life transitions, including LGBTQIA+ clients seeking affirming care. Many arrive feeling overwhelmed, disconnected from themselves, caught in old patterns or unsure of who they are becoming. I also support women through perimenopause and menopause, where hormones, trauma, mood, sleep and identity intersect. At DreamLab Psychology, I offer warm, collaborative, trauma-informed and neurodiversity-affirming care to help clients feel more grounded, coherent and at home in themselves.
My ideal client is an adult woman who feels overwhelmed, exhausted, or frustrated by long-standing difficulties with attention, organisation, emotional regulation, or coping with daily demands. She may be noticing increased challenges during perimenopause, pregnancy, or after having children, or questioning whether ADHD is part of her experience. She is seeking clarity, validation, and practical support to better understand herself, reduce distress, improve daily functioning, and regain confidence.
My ideal client is an adult woman who feels overwhelmed, exhausted, or frustrated by long-standing difficulties with attention, organisation, emotional regulation, or coping with daily demands. She may be noticing increased challenges during perimenopause, pregnancy, or after having children, or questioning whether ADHD is part of her experience. She is seeking clarity, validation, and practical support to better understand herself, reduce distress, improve daily functioning, and regain confidence.
Dr Salena is a warm and dedicated Clinical and Counselling Psychologist committed to supporting individuals with anxiety, depression, stress, trauma, OCD, relationship difficulties, self-esteem concerns, and broader emotional wellbeing. She also has extensive expertise in eating disorders and body image concerns.
With more than 20 years of experience across Australia and the UK, Dr Salena brings a depth of clinical knowledge grounded in evidence-based practice. Her therapeutic approach is both insightful and practical, ensuring that each session offers meaningful understanding as well as practical skills for everyday applicability.
Dr Salena is a warm and dedicated Clinical and Counselling Psychologist committed to supporting individuals with anxiety, depression, stress, trauma, OCD, relationship difficulties, self-esteem concerns, and broader emotional wellbeing. She also has extensive expertise in eating disorders and body image concerns.
With more than 20 years of experience across Australia and the UK, Dr Salena brings a depth of clinical knowledge grounded in evidence-based practice. Her therapeutic approach is both insightful and practical, ensuring that each session offers meaningful understanding as well as practical skills for everyday applicability.
I am an experienced trauma-&IFS-informed therapist. I work well with people who are ready to do 'the work'. I briefly bring strategies that can be useful to your everyday life initially, relying on modalities such as mindfulness and polyvagal theory, before moving into deeper work based in Internal Family Systems (IFS), if and when the time is right. I assist/guide you to reveal and heal the parts of you that carry thoughts, feelings and behaviours that no longer serve you. It is not always doom and gloom. We work together light-heartedly to safely reveal your unconscious motivations and inner strength, towards lasting healing.
I am an experienced trauma-&IFS-informed therapist. I work well with people who are ready to do 'the work'. I briefly bring strategies that can be useful to your everyday life initially, relying on modalities such as mindfulness and polyvagal theory, before moving into deeper work based in Internal Family Systems (IFS), if and when the time is right. I assist/guide you to reveal and heal the parts of you that carry thoughts, feelings and behaviours that no longer serve you. It is not always doom and gloom. We work together light-heartedly to safely reveal your unconscious motivations and inner strength, towards lasting healing.
You’ll be supported in navigating major life changes that may have left you feeling uncertain, disconnected, or challenged in your sense of self. Whether you’re facing relationship difficulties, pregnancy or postnatal issues, motherhood, or other life shifts, therapy can help you reconnect with who you are and move forward with clarity and confidence. You’ll also have the opportunity to explore how past experiences and childhood patterns have shaped your adult life, gaining insight, understanding, and tools to live more fully. I work to create a safe, embodied and client-led space for growth at my private practice in St. Leonards.
You’ll be supported in navigating major life changes that may have left you feeling uncertain, disconnected, or challenged in your sense of self. Whether you’re facing relationship difficulties, pregnancy or postnatal issues, motherhood, or other life shifts, therapy can help you reconnect with who you are and move forward with clarity and confidence. You’ll also have the opportunity to explore how past experiences and childhood patterns have shaped your adult life, gaining insight, understanding, and tools to live more fully. I work to create a safe, embodied and client-led space for growth at my private practice in St. Leonards.
I’m Hawaa Dajan, a Registered Psychologist (AHPRA) with a Master of Professional Psychology. My practice focuses on supporting women’s mental health, as well as children and adolescents. I have worked in public community mental health and private practice, supporting clients from many walks of life. My approach is grounded in trauma-informed, evidence-based therapy, incorporating CBT, DBT, and ACT. An important part of my work is helping people understand how their life experiences influence current patterns of thinking, feeling, and coping, while exploring strategies that support their goals and wellbeing.
I’m Hawaa Dajan, a Registered Psychologist (AHPRA) with a Master of Professional Psychology. My practice focuses on supporting women’s mental health, as well as children and adolescents. I have worked in public community mental health and private practice, supporting clients from many walks of life. My approach is grounded in trauma-informed, evidence-based therapy, incorporating CBT, DBT, and ACT. An important part of my work is helping people understand how their life experiences influence current patterns of thinking, feeling, and coping, while exploring strategies that support their goals and wellbeing.
Immediate Availability / Female-Informed Therapy / Menopause & Anxiety / Matched MHCP Pricing
I support women who are tired of being the 'strong one', the carer, or the burnt-out professional. Many of my clients face anxiety, rage, or a loss of self as hormonal shifts, menopause, or endless caring take their toll. You don't have to keep pretending you have it all under control. Together, we move beyond managing symptoms to understanding why, helping you release resentment, set boundaries, and rediscover yourself with compassion.
And with 9yrs+ experience working with Carers, I'm here to help you navigate all that comes with it.
Immediate Availability / Female-Informed Therapy / Menopause & Anxiety / Matched MHCP Pricing
I support women who are tired of being the 'strong one', the carer, or the burnt-out professional. Many of my clients face anxiety, rage, or a loss of self as hormonal shifts, menopause, or endless caring take their toll. You don't have to keep pretending you have it all under control. Together, we move beyond managing symptoms to understanding why, helping you release resentment, set boundaries, and rediscover yourself with compassion.
And with 9yrs+ experience working with Carers, I'm here to help you navigate all that comes with it.
You're capable, self-aware, and you've done a lot of living — but somewhere along the way, things stopped feeling right. My clients are often professionals navigating workplace stress and burnout, women in midlife renegotiating identity through perimenopause and menopause, and people who keep noticing the same patterns in their relationships and want to understand where they come from. Many are holding everything together for everyone else while quietly struggling inside.
You're capable, self-aware, and you've done a lot of living — but somewhere along the way, things stopped feeling right. My clients are often professionals navigating workplace stress and burnout, women in midlife renegotiating identity through perimenopause and menopause, and people who keep noticing the same patterns in their relationships and want to understand where they come from. Many are holding everything together for everyone else while quietly struggling inside.
I work with people seeking therapy to heal from past trauma, family of origin issues, problems with coping in current life and people seeking to grow and reach their potential. I also work with couples who are experiencing problems in their relationship or wanting to improve their relationship for an upcoming stage of life (childbirth, moving in together, marriage, etc) I help people in different stages of adult life to explore the roots of their problems and uncover unconscious patterns to help provide insight, better knowledge of oneself which helps to create a path forward for a life that is meaningful and fulfilling for them.
I work with people seeking therapy to heal from past trauma, family of origin issues, problems with coping in current life and people seeking to grow and reach their potential. I also work with couples who are experiencing problems in their relationship or wanting to improve their relationship for an upcoming stage of life (childbirth, moving in together, marriage, etc) I help people in different stages of adult life to explore the roots of their problems and uncover unconscious patterns to help provide insight, better knowledge of oneself which helps to create a path forward for a life that is meaningful and fulfilling for them.
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Women's Issues Therapists
How do you encourage a woman to go to therapy?
It’s helpful to express concern and love for the person while framing therapy as a tool for improving their life. Offering specific examples of how an individual may be suffering, and what effects it has on them, should be done with compassion and with empathy. It may be useful to devise a game plan—breaking the process down into parts, such as finding a therapist, making appointments, and looking into insurance coverage.
How can women prepare for therapy?
Women can prepare for therapy by being willing to talk about their past experiences and their private thoughts. Before a session, an individual may want to reflect on how they’ve felt since the last session and what’s happened in their lives. Between sessions, it can be useful to write down notes about their reaction to a given event or how they felt at a particular time.
How long does therapy for women’s issues often last?
As with any type of therapy, sessions depend on the individual and the challenges they face. Therapy types like Cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT), Prolonged exposure therapy (PET), and Eye movement desensitisation and reprocessing (EMDR) can be brief, most often ranging from between 5 and 20 sessions. In some cases, such as for women with eating disorders, residential treatment may be recommended for an individual who is judged to be at high risk of self-harm. For any therapy, the duration will depend on the progress made and results realised.
How can women overcome stigma around specific challenges in order to seek therapy?
Women dealing with domestic abuse, sexual assault, eating disorders, and any other number of troubles may feel a stigma around seeking help. It’s important to remember that these issues are not uncommon and there is no shame in getting help for them. Therapy is confidential, and women can talk about their experiences without fear of judgment. Seeking therapy can be a courageous and liberating act, and an important step toward healing and recovery.