Psychologists and Therapists for Teens in Doubleview, WA
Hi! I am a PACFA-registered counsellor with a Bachelor of Counselling and previous experience supporting young people aged 12-25. I offer a warm, client-centred space using ACT and DBT skills, and trauma-informed care to help clients navigate anxiety, identity, relationships, and life transitions. I walk alongside the client through a range of issues including bullying, relationships, experimentation concerning AOD, curiosity surrounding sexuality, traumatic experiences, school-related stressors, and other presenting issues.
Hi! I am a PACFA-registered counsellor with a Bachelor of Counselling and previous experience supporting young people aged 12-25. I offer a warm, client-centred space using ACT and DBT skills, and trauma-informed care to help clients navigate anxiety, identity, relationships, and life transitions. I walk alongside the client through a range of issues including bullying, relationships, experimentation concerning AOD, curiosity surrounding sexuality, traumatic experiences, school-related stressors, and other presenting issues.
My focus is to provide a thoughtful and collaborative space for people who want to better understand themselves, navigate emotional difficulty, and create meaningful change in their lives. My approach is calm, practical, and person-centred, with a focus on building trust, exploring patterns, and helping clients make sense of what they’re experiencing without judgment.
I’m especially interested in the connection between early experiences, relationships, identity, and the way we cope under stress. I work with clients who may feel stuck, overwhelmed, self-critical, disconnected, or uncertain about how to move forward.
My focus is to provide a thoughtful and collaborative space for people who want to better understand themselves, navigate emotional difficulty, and create meaningful change in their lives. My approach is calm, practical, and person-centred, with a focus on building trust, exploring patterns, and helping clients make sense of what they’re experiencing without judgment.
I’m especially interested in the connection between early experiences, relationships, identity, and the way we cope under stress. I work with clients who may feel stuck, overwhelmed, self-critical, disconnected, or uncertain about how to move forward.
Kerryanne (she/they) is a registered psychologist (AHPRA) and counsellor who has worked within community services for over 10 years including: LGBTQIA+ organisations, domestic violence refuges, Alcohol and Drug (AOD) youth rehabilitation and youth mental health. Their approach is compassion focused, attachment informed and focuses on increasing accessibility and supports for clients. Their counselling room uses soft lighting, has sensory/fidget items and Kerryanne can be seen via telehealth (for those who struggle to access the service in person).
Kerryanne (she/they) is a registered psychologist (AHPRA) and counsellor who has worked within community services for over 10 years including: LGBTQIA+ organisations, domestic violence refuges, Alcohol and Drug (AOD) youth rehabilitation and youth mental health. Their approach is compassion focused, attachment informed and focuses on increasing accessibility and supports for clients. Their counselling room uses soft lighting, has sensory/fidget items and Kerryanne can be seen via telehealth (for those who struggle to access the service in person).
I have a particular interest in men’s wellbeing and creating safe, supportive spaces for men to explore their emotional health, as well as women, teens, and couples.
My philosophy as a therapist is centred on deeply honouring the unique human in front of me. Rather than focusing on labels or diagnoses —I like to meet people where they are, with curiosity, compassion, and the belief that what they’re going through does not define who they are. I practice psychotherapy, helping clients achieve long lasting change.
I have a particular interest in men’s wellbeing and creating safe, supportive spaces for men to explore their emotional health, as well as women, teens, and couples.
My philosophy as a therapist is centred on deeply honouring the unique human in front of me. Rather than focusing on labels or diagnoses —I like to meet people where they are, with curiosity, compassion, and the belief that what they’re going through does not define who they are. I practice psychotherapy, helping clients achieve long lasting change.
COPE Centre is a multi-disciplinary practice that offers the highest level of psychological and mental health care, extending beyond the alleviation of symptoms. Our mission is to reduce emotional suffering and enhance the well-being of individuals, families, and society. We achieve this through the utilisation of psychoanalytic psychotherapy, a clinical approach that is both widely applicable and continuously evolving, providing a profound understanding of the human experience and fostering lasting change. While different from more directive forms of therapy, this approach supports enduring transformation and personal growth.
COPE Centre is a multi-disciplinary practice that offers the highest level of psychological and mental health care, extending beyond the alleviation of symptoms. Our mission is to reduce emotional suffering and enhance the well-being of individuals, families, and society. We achieve this through the utilisation of psychoanalytic psychotherapy, a clinical approach that is both widely applicable and continuously evolving, providing a profound understanding of the human experience and fostering lasting change. While different from more directive forms of therapy, this approach supports enduring transformation and personal growth.
I work with clients across the lifespan, experiencing a range of mental health difficulties. I have particular interest in working with boys and men from aged 12 right through to older adulthood. My therapeutic approach is deeply rooted in attachment theory. I believe that our early relational experiences shape our emotional well-being and influence our present psychological difficulties. I work with clients to understand how our early experiences shape current functioning, finding ways to undo the knots of our history and pursue life in a way that is congruent with ones values.
I work with clients across the lifespan, experiencing a range of mental health difficulties. I have particular interest in working with boys and men from aged 12 right through to older adulthood. My therapeutic approach is deeply rooted in attachment theory. I believe that our early relational experiences shape our emotional well-being and influence our present psychological difficulties. I work with clients to understand how our early experiences shape current functioning, finding ways to undo the knots of our history and pursue life in a way that is congruent with ones values.
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As a queer Sexologist and Mental Health Social Worker, I am here to support clients with a range of presenting difficulties. I offer sex therapy, relationship/couples therapy, perinatal therapy, and general counselling. I have expertise in supporting those with sexual function issues, including painful sex, erectile dysfunction, vaginismus and more. I also support people experiencing performance anxiety, mismatch in desire, body image concerns, relationship issues, sexual assault survivors, sex workers, and those needing support exploring gender and sexuality. I provide a warm, safe and non-judgemental space to meet client needs.
As a queer Sexologist and Mental Health Social Worker, I am here to support clients with a range of presenting difficulties. I offer sex therapy, relationship/couples therapy, perinatal therapy, and general counselling. I have expertise in supporting those with sexual function issues, including painful sex, erectile dysfunction, vaginismus and more. I also support people experiencing performance anxiety, mismatch in desire, body image concerns, relationship issues, sexual assault survivors, sex workers, and those needing support exploring gender and sexuality. I provide a warm, safe and non-judgemental space to meet client needs.
Do you feel like you are not living the life you imagined, feeling overwhelmed, struggling with day to day stressors and not even close to reaching your potential? Do you suffer from anxiety and negative thinking patterns which take you away from the life you want to lead? Do you feel like there's something holding you back from performing at your best? Imagine you could wake up and you had learnt to live with your fear, anxiety, stress and life's struggles and they weren't holding you back anymore and you were able to thrive. Wouldn't that be great!
Do you feel like you are not living the life you imagined, feeling overwhelmed, struggling with day to day stressors and not even close to reaching your potential? Do you suffer from anxiety and negative thinking patterns which take you away from the life you want to lead? Do you feel like there's something holding you back from performing at your best? Imagine you could wake up and you had learnt to live with your fear, anxiety, stress and life's struggles and they weren't holding you back anymore and you were able to thrive. Wouldn't that be great!
Hi, my name is Brodie Caporn and I'm an experienced and accredited Creative Arts Therapist and Counsellor, who is passionate about providing strengths-based, neuro-affirming, accessible therapeutic services in and around Walyalup.
I offer Counselling services informed by ACT, DBT and Narrative therapy and as a Creative Arts Therapist I use a “multimodal” arts approach (which includes visual art, music and play therapy processes).
The core value of my practice is offering each person the opportunity to be witnessed, heard and understood in all of the unique ways they may express themselves.
Hi, my name is Brodie Caporn and I'm an experienced and accredited Creative Arts Therapist and Counsellor, who is passionate about providing strengths-based, neuro-affirming, accessible therapeutic services in and around Walyalup.
I offer Counselling services informed by ACT, DBT and Narrative therapy and as a Creative Arts Therapist I use a “multimodal” arts approach (which includes visual art, music and play therapy processes).
The core value of my practice is offering each person the opportunity to be witnessed, heard and understood in all of the unique ways they may express themselves.
I support teens and adults navigating trauma, PTSD, anxiety, depression, neurodivergence, relationship difficulties, grief, stress, burnout, emotional overwhelm, and life transitions.
I offer compassionate, trauma-informed counselling tailored to your individual needs. Sessions can help you better understand yourself, manage overwhelming emotions, improve relationships, process difficult experiences, and build healthier coping strategies. You will be supported in a safe, non-judgemental space where you can feel genuinely heard, emotionall
I support teens and adults navigating trauma, PTSD, anxiety, depression, neurodivergence, relationship difficulties, grief, stress, burnout, emotional overwhelm, and life transitions.
I offer compassionate, trauma-informed counselling tailored to your individual needs. Sessions can help you better understand yourself, manage overwhelming emotions, improve relationships, process difficult experiences, and build healthier coping strategies. You will be supported in a safe, non-judgemental space where you can feel genuinely heard, emotionall
I'm a Clinical Psychologist and have seen many people come to therapy feeling emotionally overwhelmed, stuck in painful relationship patterns, disconnected from themselves/others, or exhausted from carrying things alone for too long. Others struggle with anxiety, self-criticism, anger, trauma, or emotions that feel difficult to understand or manage. Therapy can provide a space to slow things down, make sense of painful or confusing experiences, explore patterns that may sit outside awareness, better understand oneself, find relief and move towards change.
I'm a Clinical Psychologist and have seen many people come to therapy feeling emotionally overwhelmed, stuck in painful relationship patterns, disconnected from themselves/others, or exhausted from carrying things alone for too long. Others struggle with anxiety, self-criticism, anger, trauma, or emotions that feel difficult to understand or manage. Therapy can provide a space to slow things down, make sense of painful or confusing experiences, explore patterns that may sit outside awareness, better understand oneself, find relief and move towards change.
At Kinship, our central focus is to cultivate a safe and trustworthy environment. So that those seeking help feel emotionally comfortable and are able to connect with our dedicated, compassionate and skilled professionals. Here, we collaborate with our clients, emphasising a strengths-based approach to achieve lasting therapeutic outcomes. We work with people who have experienced trauma in their life, those feeling emotional distress, suicidal thoughts or relationship difficulties and those who are experiencing mental illnesses such as PTSD, Depression, Anxiety, complex grief, stress or adjustment difficulties.
At Kinship, our central focus is to cultivate a safe and trustworthy environment. So that those seeking help feel emotionally comfortable and are able to connect with our dedicated, compassionate and skilled professionals. Here, we collaborate with our clients, emphasising a strengths-based approach to achieve lasting therapeutic outcomes. We work with people who have experienced trauma in their life, those feeling emotional distress, suicidal thoughts or relationship difficulties and those who are experiencing mental illnesses such as PTSD, Depression, Anxiety, complex grief, stress or adjustment difficulties.
I'm Dom Caesar (they/them), an autistic and queer social worker. I work with people aged 16 and up, and especially welcome those who identify as neurodivergent, queer, or trans - or who have felt misunderstood or unsupported in more traditional therapy settings.
Some themes and issues I love exploring with people include burnout, emotional exhaustion, and the toll of masking; identity (including neurodivergence, gender, sexuality, etc) and how these intersect; learning to communicate your needs and to advocate; navigating systems (workplaces, schools, families and everything in between!); and whatever feels most meaningful to you.
I'm Dom Caesar (they/them), an autistic and queer social worker. I work with people aged 16 and up, and especially welcome those who identify as neurodivergent, queer, or trans - or who have felt misunderstood or unsupported in more traditional therapy settings.
Some themes and issues I love exploring with people include burnout, emotional exhaustion, and the toll of masking; identity (including neurodivergence, gender, sexuality, etc) and how these intersect; learning to communicate your needs and to advocate; navigating systems (workplaces, schools, families and everything in between!); and whatever feels most meaningful to you.
Working mostly with Adolescent clients and their families, and Adults.
I have a lot of energy and passion for what I do and with working with adolescent and adult clientele. Helping someone understand themselves, develop insight and compassion for themselves around the struggles that might keep reoccurring can be so rewarding for my clients and for me to see.
Working mostly with Adolescent clients and their families, and Adults.
I have a lot of energy and passion for what I do and with working with adolescent and adult clientele. Helping someone understand themselves, develop insight and compassion for themselves around the struggles that might keep reoccurring can be so rewarding for my clients and for me to see.
Brainspotting, EMDR, IFS ClinPsy- Tiffany Valente
Psychologist, MPsych, PsyBA - Clin. Psych
Online Only
You may appear to be functioning well on the outside. But inside, something still feels unresolved. You've done the reading, perhaps even the therapy, and yet the patterns persist. The weight hasn't lifted. Something deeper is asking to be met.
I'm a Clinical Psychologist offering online therapy across Australia, working at the intersection of trauma healing and depth psychology. I draw on EMDR, Brainspotting, Internal Family Systems and somatic approaches to work with the parts of you that talking alone hasn't reached. Not just processing what happened, but exploring who you are becoming.
You may appear to be functioning well on the outside. But inside, something still feels unresolved. You've done the reading, perhaps even the therapy, and yet the patterns persist. The weight hasn't lifted. Something deeper is asking to be met.
I'm a Clinical Psychologist offering online therapy across Australia, working at the intersection of trauma healing and depth psychology. I draw on EMDR, Brainspotting, Internal Family Systems and somatic approaches to work with the parts of you that talking alone hasn't reached. Not just processing what happened, but exploring who you are becoming.
Olivia has experience working with complex clients, particularly children and adolescents (including CAMHS).
Olivia is trained in a range of psychotherapeutic approaches, including Mentalisation Based Therapy (MBT, MBT-P - Lighthouse), Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Acceptance Commitment Therapy (ACT) Dialectical Behavioural Therapy (DBT), Family Therapy and Circle of Security. Olivia is also trained in Perinatal and Infant Mental Health.
Olivia has experience working with complex clients, particularly children and adolescents (including CAMHS).
Olivia is trained in a range of psychotherapeutic approaches, including Mentalisation Based Therapy (MBT, MBT-P - Lighthouse), Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Acceptance Commitment Therapy (ACT) Dialectical Behavioural Therapy (DBT), Family Therapy and Circle of Security. Olivia is also trained in Perinatal and Infant Mental Health.
I am a Psychoanalytic Psychotherapist and Clinical/Counselling Psychologist. The internal world is a complex place, and the challenges each of us face reflect that complexity. Psychotherapy can help people to understand themselves deeply – their feelings, dreams, needs, and struggles. My experience is that the more we understand ourselves, the better we become at making authentic and creative decisions in life and in relationships. Many of my patients have faced early life adversities and now work hard to generate self esteem or to navigate issues relating to identity, daily living, and intimate relationships.
I am a Psychoanalytic Psychotherapist and Clinical/Counselling Psychologist. The internal world is a complex place, and the challenges each of us face reflect that complexity. Psychotherapy can help people to understand themselves deeply – their feelings, dreams, needs, and struggles. My experience is that the more we understand ourselves, the better we become at making authentic and creative decisions in life and in relationships. Many of my patients have faced early life adversities and now work hard to generate self esteem or to navigate issues relating to identity, daily living, and intimate relationships.
I strongly believe that every person has a purpose and set of skills/strengths they bring into this world; however, that sometimes inconvenient/negative circumstances or unhealthy relationships can derail this potential by planting a seed of self-doubt into our minds. Regardless of where it applies to an individual's life (e.g. marriage, career, etc.), it would be my privilege to help clients along the way to achieving their life goals/vision by helping them identify and deal with any stumbling blocks in their way. Life loves to throw curveballs (it wouldn't be interesting if it didn't), but I'd love to prepare my clients for them!
I strongly believe that every person has a purpose and set of skills/strengths they bring into this world; however, that sometimes inconvenient/negative circumstances or unhealthy relationships can derail this potential by planting a seed of self-doubt into our minds. Regardless of where it applies to an individual's life (e.g. marriage, career, etc.), it would be my privilege to help clients along the way to achieving their life goals/vision by helping them identify and deal with any stumbling blocks in their way. Life loves to throw curveballs (it wouldn't be interesting if it didn't), but I'd love to prepare my clients for them!
Whether you're facing the challenges of battling depression, managing anxiety, wrestling with low self-esteem, navigating parenting difficulties, relationship issues, coping with stress, dealing with life crises, family issues, complex trauma, PTSD, cross-cultural dilemmas, coping with grief and loss, tackling workplace stress, or providing support for children after separation—I'm here for you. Expect a reset button for your life. In our Telehealth sessions, we connect virtually to explore and understand your experiences. It's a conversation that helps you focus on what matters most – you.
Whether you're facing the challenges of battling depression, managing anxiety, wrestling with low self-esteem, navigating parenting difficulties, relationship issues, coping with stress, dealing with life crises, family issues, complex trauma, PTSD, cross-cultural dilemmas, coping with grief and loss, tackling workplace stress, or providing support for children after separation—I'm here for you. Expect a reset button for your life. In our Telehealth sessions, we connect virtually to explore and understand your experiences. It's a conversation that helps you focus on what matters most – you.
We support teens and adults through challenges like anxiety, depression, trauma, eating disorders, ADHD, autism, grief, and more.
At South Beach Psychology, we know life gets busy—and getting support shouldn’t be hard. That’s why we offer flexible telehealth services (therapy, assessments, and capacity building) you can access from home, with hours from 7am–9pm during the week as well as Saturday mornings. Prefer in-person? We also offer limited face-to-face sessions from our Subiaco offices. Whether you're navigating challenges or working toward personal goals, we're here to help. Get in touch to see how we can support you.
We support teens and adults through challenges like anxiety, depression, trauma, eating disorders, ADHD, autism, grief, and more.
At South Beach Psychology, we know life gets busy—and getting support shouldn’t be hard. That’s why we offer flexible telehealth services (therapy, assessments, and capacity building) you can access from home, with hours from 7am–9pm during the week as well as Saturday mornings. Prefer in-person? We also offer limited face-to-face sessions from our Subiaco offices. Whether you're navigating challenges or working toward personal goals, we're here to help. Get in touch to see how we can support you.
Nearby Teens Therapists Searches for Doubleview
- Balcatta
- Churchlands
- Innaloo
- Karrinyup
- North Beach
- Osborne Park
- Sorrento
- Stirling
- Trigg
- Warwick
- Westminster
- Woodlands
FAQ - Teenage and Adolescent Therapists
What does therapy for teenagers look like?
When a therapist works with a teenager, the pair will talk about what the teen is struggling with and explore solutions, which may involve interpersonal skills, coping strategies, medication, or lifestyle changes related to sleep, diet, and exercise. Different therapists employ different modalities, but most involve a combination of conversation and skill building.
How long does therapy for teenagers generally take to work?
There’s variability in teenagers’ experiences and challenges; some may begin to improve from therapy within a few weeks while others may take several months or longer. Teens can discuss their progress with their therapist periodically to assess how they’re improving and any changes to the treatment plan that could potentially accelerate that progress.
How do you encourage a teenager to go to therapy?
It’s helpful to express your concern and love while framing therapy as an opportunity to explore a tool that could help improve their life; just like they practice baseball or dance, now they can practice their emotional skills. Give your teen control over the process where you can—maybe by weighing in on choice of therapist and signaling that therapy involves confidentiality, so a parent need not know all that is discussed in sessions.
How do you prepare teens for therapy?
You can prepare your teenager for therapy by describing what the process will look like and setting expectations for timeline, if requested. You can explain that the first session may begin with an assessment phase, that they can describe their experiences but that the therapist will ask questions too, and that it may take time to feel comfortable opening up. Ask how they’re feeling about the process and answer any questions calmly and supportively.