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Kay-Sheree Spurling

Kay-Sheree Spurling

Psychology

I am an Experienced Psychologist with a caring, compassionate and personalised approach to therapy, I specialise in a range of mental health issues, including trauma, borderline personality disorder, adult ADHD, ASD, anxiety, substance misuse, and challenging behaviour. My goal is to assist clients in accepting their unique selves while building strategies to manage challenges and make positive changes.

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I am an Experienced Psychologist with a caring, compassionate and personalised approach to therapy, I specialise in a range of mental health issues, including trauma, borderline personality disorder, adult ADHD, ASD, anxiety, substance misuse, and challenging behaviour. My goal is to assist clients in accepting their unique selves while building strategies to manage challenges and make positive changes. I am based in Melbourne and offer sessions online. I love helping people build skills to navigate life and and develop independence. I enjoy working with people from all walks of life and like sessions to be guided by my clients needs. I am LQBTIQ and Neuroaffirming in my practice and genuinely enjoy how different brains work. I approach addiction from a place that meets client goals, wether this is harm reduction or abstinence is always up to the client. Therapeutic Techniques: Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT)- Dialectical Behavioural Therapy (DBT)- Schema Therapy- Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)- Interpersonal Therapy (IPT). Telehealth Appointments are Available offering convenient and flexible access to treatment all over Victoria and Australia, I am dedicated to providing accessible and effective treatment options to support your mental health.

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