Meet Our Clinicians
Alex Mottee
CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGIST
Alex is therapist skilled at helping people through life’s challenges, whether they be stress associated with an unforeseen change or feelings that have been around for a while. He works collaboratively with a personal yet professional style, and supports clients towards making robust and meaningful changes.
Well-versed in strategies for coping, Alex practices predominantly within a cognitive-behavioural and mindfulness framework (CBT), tailoring to the needs of his clientele. Other therapeutic approaches on offer are schema and dialectical behaviour therapies.
Alex completed Masters in Clinical Psychology with distinction, has authored research in anxiety and has presented on early intervention in psychosis. He currently shares his time with Mission Australia working with complex mental illness and is a current member of the advisory board for The Men’s Table, a charitable service for men needing support.
Note: Alex is a board-approved supervisor, registered with AHPRA and is available for clinical supervision sessions. Please contact us for more information.
ADF/Open Arms-BUPA accredited.
Work and Development Orders (WDO’s) available
Click here to book in with Alex.
Belinda Favaloro
CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGIST
Belinda is compassionate and understanding in her approach, and works collaboratively with people to help them cope with difficult situations. Belinda works to help the individual understand their experience, as well as empowering them to take the steps to overcome their challenges and achieve their goals.
Belinda’s clinical experience extends across a range of presenting conditions, including anxiety and stress, mood difficulties, work-related challenges, trauma and self-esteem issues. She works from a client-centred perspective, and uses a variety of treatment approaches to suit the needs of the individual, including Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT) and Schema Therapy.
Belinda re-developed the Dialectical Behavioural Therapy (DBT) program for Wesley Mission Hospital, and she currently shares her time here helping individuals create a life worth living. Belinda has written research in substance use, and understands the complexity drugs and alcohol may add to life’s challenges.
Note: Belinda is a board-approved supervisor, registered with AHPRA and is available for supervision sessions. Please contact us for more information.
ADF/Open Arms-BUPA accredited.
Click here to book in with Belinda.
Expertise in
Anxiety and mood disorders
Stress and Trauma-related disorders
Work-related issues
Relationship Concerns
Self-esteem and Personality Disorders
Expertise in
Communication Skills
Conflict Resolution Skills
Intimacy Problems
Infidelity and Recovery
Parenting Concerns
Families of Origin Issues
Christine Weston
COUPLES COUNSELLOR
Christine’s intention is to provide couples with an opportunity to develop a conscious awareness of their relationship by discovering the elements that influence its happiness or its distress. Relationships do not come with a manual or handbook to provide guidance at challenging times and couples counselling can bridge that gap.
Christine helps couples explore their communication styles, psychological defences, stress responses, attachment styles, ‘love languages’ and their psychological, emotional and physical attraction to each other; better understood by appreciating the influences of historical/childhood experiences in families of origin.
Christine’s approach to helping couples is informed by an integration of the Gottman Therapy model, Emotion Focused Therapy and Systemic Therapy. Christine’s experience as a Psychotherapist extends over 27 years, both in the Public sector (NSW Police and Women’s Health) and in private practice. She has over 11 years’ experience as a couples’ therapist. Christine holds a Bachelor in Social Science, Graduate Certificate in Psychotherapy Studies and training in Couple Therapy (Institute of Family Practice).
Clinical Registrant of PACFA – Psychotherapy and Counselling Federation of Australia. Christine is LGBTQI+ friendly.
Contact Us now to book in with Christine.
Emily Mooney
PROVISIONAL PSYCHOLOGIST
Using a warm and compassionate approach, Emily works in collaboration with clients to develop a greater sense of self-understanding, self-acceptance and make positive changes. She supports clients to navigate challenges in life, whether this be an ongoing concern that they have been dealing with for some time, or a new challenge such as a major life change or transition.
Working from a person-centred approach, Emily draws from various therapeutic styles including Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) and trauma-based therapies. She has experience in supporting people with a range of presenting concerns, including mood difficulties, anxiety, low self-esteem, substance use, early trauma and difficulties with emotion regulation.
Emily is currently practicing as a provisional psychologist, she attends regular clinical supervision and also receives mentorship and guidance from her colleagues. Emily shares her time with Mission Australia, working with complex mental illness.
Contact us to book in with Emily.
Expertise in
Social and Generalised Anxiety
Depression
Young adults
Relationship concerns
Difficulties with emotion regulation
Expertise in
Work-related issues
Stress and trauma-related disorders
Grief and loss
Depression
Relationship issues
Parenting
Laura Nolan
CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY REGISTRAR
Laura provides a personable and compassionate approach with clients. Laura works collaboratively and empowers individuals, using evidence-based strategies, through life’s changes.
Laura has worked with a variety of mental health disorders, including anxiety, trauma and mood-related disorders, and has special interest in workplace injury. She is Masters-qualified and currently undertaking the clinical psychology registrar program with supervision with principal directors of AB Clinical Psychology.
Laura uses an eclectic approach of evidence-based therapy styles such as Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) and Dialectal Behaviour Therapy (DBT).
Click here to book in with Laura.
Jacob Szloch
CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY REGISTRAR
Jacob is passionate about helping individuals overcome mental health challenges and improve their overall well-being. Jacob has worked in a wide range of services, including hospitals, research clinics and as a university tutor. He aims to use his experience to understand and help his clients individually.
Jacob has a particular focus on utilising Cognitive-Behavioural Therapy (CBT) and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT). As a psychologist, Jacob has experience working with clients with various mental health concerns, including difficulty managing feelings of anxiety or depression, anger, substance use, sleep disorders, phobias, self-esteem, child behavioural problems and more.
Jacob has completed his Master of Clinical Psychology and is undertaking the registrar program. He shares his time with the Sydney Children’s Hospital network supporting young people suffering with addiction.
Click here to book in with Jacob.
Expertise in
Anxiety disorders
Depression
Stress and Wellbeing
Sleep disorders
Phobias
Alex Mottee
CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGIST
Expertise in
- Social and Generalised Anxiety
- Workplace Burnout and Stress
- Trauma and PTSD
- Depression
- Men’s Mental Health
- Relationship issues
Alex is skilled at helping people through life’s challenges, whether they be stress associated with an unforeseen change or feelings that have been around for a while. He works collaboratively with a personal yet professional style, and supports clients towards making robust and meaningful changes.
Well-versed in strategies for coping, Alex practices predominantly within a cognitive-behavioural and mindfulness framework (CBT), tailoring to the needs of his clientele. Other therapeutic approaches on offer are schema and dialectical behaviour therapies.
Alex completed Masters in Clinical Psychology with distinction, has authored research in anxiety and has presented on early intervention in psychosis. He currently shares his time with Mission Australia working with complex mental illness and is a current member of the advisory board for The Men’s Table, a charitable service for men needing support.
Note: Alex is a board-approved supervisor, registered with AHPRA and is available for supervision sessions. Please contact us for more information.
ADF/Open Arms-BUPA accredited.
Click here to book in with Alex.
Work and Development Orders available
Belinda Favaloro
CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGIST
Expertise in
- Anxiety and mood disorders
- Stress and Trauma-related disorders
- Work-related issues
- Relationship concerns
- Self-esteem and Personality Disorders
Belinda is compassionate and understanding in her approach, and works collaboratively with people to help them cope with difficult situations. Belinda works to help the individual understand their experience, as well as empowering them to take the steps to overcome their challenges and achieve their goals.
Belinda’s clinical experience extends across a range of presenting conditions, including anxiety and stress, mood difficulties, work-related challenges, trauma and self-esteem issues. She works from a client-centred perspective, and uses a variety of treatment approaches to suit the needs of the individual, including Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT) and Schema Therapy.
Belinda re-developed the Dialectical Behavioural Therapy (DBT) program for Wesley Mission Hospital, and she currently shares her time here helping individuals create a life worth living. Belinda has written research in substance use, and understands the complexity drugs and alcohol may add to life’s challenges.
Note: Belinda is a board-approved supervisor, registered with AHPRA and is available for supervision sessions. Please contact us for more information.
ADF/Open Arms-BUPA accredited.
Click here to book in with Belinda.
Christine Weston
COUPLES COUNSELLOR
Expertise in
- Communication Skills
- Conflict Resolution Skills
- Intimacy Problems
- Infidelity and Recovery
- Parenting Concerns
- Families of Origin Issues
Christine’s intention is to provide couples with an opportunity to develop a conscious awareness of their relationship by discovering the elements that influence its happiness or its distress. Relationships do not come with a manual or handbook to provide guidance at challenging times and couples counselling can bridge that gap.
Christine helps couples explore their communication styles, psychological defences, stress responses, attachment styles, ‘love languages’ and their psychological, emotional and physical attraction to each other; better understood by appreciating the influences of historical/childhood experiences in families of origin.
Christine’s approach to helping couples is informed by an integration of the Gottman Therapy model, Emotion Focused Therapy and Systemic Therapy. Christine’s experience as a Psychotherapist extends over 27 years, both in the Public sector (NSW Police and Women’s Health) and in private practice. She has over 11 years’ experience as a couples’ therapist. Christine holds a Bachelor in Social Science, Graduate Certificate in Psychotherapy Studies and training in Couple Therapy (Institute of Family Practice).
Clinical Registrant of PACFA – Psychotherapy and Counselling Federation of Australia. Christine is LGBTQI+ friendly.
Contact Us now to book in with Christine.
Emily Mooney
PROVISIONAL PSYCHOLOGIST
Expertise in
- Social and Generalised Anxiety
- Depression
- Young adults
- Relationship concerns
- Difficulties with emotion regulation
Using a warm and compassionate approach, Emily works in collaboration with clients to develop a greater sense of self-understanding, self-acceptance and make positive changes. She supports clients to navigate challenges in life, whether this be an ongoing concern that they have been dealing with for some time, or a new challenge such as a major life change or transition.
Working from a person-centred approach, Emily draws from various therapeutic styles including Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) and trauma-based therapies. She has experience in supporting people with a range of presenting concerns, including mood difficulties, anxiety, low self-esteem, substance use, early trauma and difficulties with emotion regulation.
Emily is currently practicing as a provisional psychologist, she attends regular clinical supervision and also receives mentorship and guidance from her colleagues. Emily shares her time with Mission Australia, working with complex mental illness.
Contact us to book in with Emily.
Laura Nolan
CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY REGISTRAR
Expertise in
- Work-related issues
- Stress and trauma-related disorders
- Grief and loss
- Depression
- Relationship issues
- Parenting
Laura provides a personable and compassionate approach with clients. Laura works collaboratively and empowers individuals, using evidence-based strategies, through life’s changes.
Laura has worked with a variety of mental health disorders, including anxiety, trauma and mood-related disorders, and has special interest in workplace injury. She is Masters-qualified and currently undertaking the clinical psychology registrar program with supervision with principal directors of AB Clinical Psychology.
Laura uses an eclectic approach of evidence-based therapy styles such as Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) and Dialectal Behaviour Therapy (DBT).
Click here to book in with Laura.
Jacob Szloch
CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY REGISTRAR
Expertise in
- Anxiety disorders
- Depression
- Stress and Wellbeing
- Sleep disorders
- Phobias
Jacob is passionate about helping individuals overcome mental health challenges and improve their overall well-being. Jacob has worked in a wide range of services, including hospitals, research clinics and as a university tutor. He aims to use his experience to understand and help his clients individually.
Jacob has a particular focus on utilising Cognitive-Behavioural Therapy (CBT) and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT). As a psychologist, Jacob has experience working with clients with various mental health concerns, including difficulty managing feelings of anxiety or depression, anger, substance use, sleep disorders, phobias, self-esteem, child behavioural problems and more.
Jacob has completed his Master of Clinical Psychology and is undertaking the registrar program. He shares his time with the Sydney Children’s Hospital network supporting young people suffering with addiction.
Click here to book in with Jacob.
