Claire Stanbury
Psychologist
Claire Stanbury
Psychologist
Life isn't
about finding
all the
pieces of the puzzle,
it's about creating and putting those exceptional pieces
together
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Glenn Van Dekken
My
STORY
I am a qualified Psychologist from South Africa, and I am currently registered with the Psychology Board of Australia (AHPRA).
As a psychologist, I have worked with people from all walks of life, from various backgrounds and presenting with many different needs. Over the years, I have gained knowledge and experience not only in the field of counselling, but I have also enjoyed facilitating workshops and administering assessments.
Whether it’s individual, family or group counselling, I believe that interventions based on a strong therapeutic relationship, drawing on the strengths of those seeking assistance, are most effective.
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Services and Fees
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Therapy
I engage in counselling with people from all walks of life, in a collaborative, strength based counselling setting. I believe that establishing a therapeutic relationship is an essential step in assisting those in therapy to change their life for the better.
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Groups
I absolutely love facilitating groups and enjoys sharing the changes, challenges and increased knowledge experienced by those engaging in the group process.
I facilitate Triple P (Positive Parenting Program) and Tuning in to Teens, which focus on parenting skills . I also facilitate a group which helps children and adults who have experienced trauma and abuse (Wrapped in Angel Blankets Group).
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Fees:
Please discuss your eligibility for a Medicare rebate through Medicare with your GP. Full Fees apply otherwise.
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FAQ
Contact
Frequently Asked Questions
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What is a psychologist?
A Psychologist is a professional person, devoted to helping people and the community find solutions to real life problems such as improving mental health and wellbeing, learning, performance, relationships, and societal cohesiveness.
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What is counselling
Counselling is the provision of professional assistance and guidance in resolving personal or psychological difficulties.
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Who can benefit from counselling
Counselling sessions can make a difference, no matter what background you are from, what age you are or what difficulty you are facing.
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How many sessions will I require
Each person is different and each person presents with their own unique circumstances, so the number of sessions required depends on the client's individual needs.
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What to expect in the first session
During the first session, Claire will take the time to get to know you and spend time talking to you about what challenges you currently face. Claire understands the importance of trusting therapeutic relationship and aims to provide a safe, open, and non-judgmental atmosphere where you can be at ease to talk freely.
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When can a psychologist share my private information without my consent?
In some specific situations, psychologists can share information without the client's written consent. Common exceptions are:
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Psychologists may disclose private information without consent in order to protect the patient or the public from serious harm — if, for example, a client discusses plans to attempt suicide or harm another person.
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Psychologists are required to report ongoing domestic violence, abuse or neglect of children, the elderly or people with disabilities.
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Psychologists may release information if they receive a court order. That might happen if a person's mental health came into question during legal proceedings.
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As mandatory reporters, psychologists are legally required to make a report to Family and Community Services if the psychologist is concerned that a child or young person’s safety, welfare or wellbeing is at significant risk of harm.
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How do I store your personal information
Please contact me for a copy my Privacy Policy for the Management Of Personal Information.
Do I need a referral
Only if you intend on claiming a Medicare rebate for your sessions. To be eligible to receive psychological services under Medicare, a person must be referred by his or her GP and in some instances by another medical specialist. Speak to your GP about your eligibility to claim these Medicare benefits and the best person to make your referral.
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