Clinical Psychologist Brisbane
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Have you ever heard the term “Clinical Psychologist” – and wondered what it meant? How is it different to a regular psychologist? And does it matter?
To become a “Clinical Psychologist”, a psychologist must complete advanced training in an accredited qualification in the area of practice, followed by a period of supervised practice.
Clinical Psychology focuses on the assessment, diagnosis and treatment of psychological, general health and emotional difficulties, including mental health issues.
Clinical Psychology can be effective in treating psychological and emotional conditions such as Depression, Anxiety, Eating Disorders, Self Harming Behaviours, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, Sleep Disorders, Adjustment To Injury or Disability, Relationship Problems, Grief and Loss, Chronic Stress, Bordeline Personality Disorder and Serious Mental Illness.
Upon completing a clinical assessment, a clinical psychologist can recommend a program of treatment which may include therapy, counselling or advice.
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