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Joanna Edwards

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Joanna Edwards

General Psychologist

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Joanna is a compassionate registered psychologist who enjoys supporting adults to cope with challenging life situations, stress and emotional difficulties. Joanna has experience working with individuals across the lifespan with concerns including anxiety and depression, stress, grief and loss, trauma, health conditions, adjustment difficulties, body-image and eating disturbances. Joanna has a particular interest in supporting women during the perinatal period. She is a mother and has a lived experience of the complex emotional nature of the motherhood transition. The perinatal period may bring with it multiple hopes and joys, but it may also present numerous challenges including low mood, worry, isolation, body image and identity shift, sleep disturbance, work and relationship difficulties, grief and loss. Joanna works collaboratively with clients using evidence-based approaches such as cognitive behaviour therapy and acceptance and commitment therapy. She supports clients to better understand themselves and their challenges and works with them to develop strategies to improve their wellbeing. Joanna adopts a trauma-informed, weight-neutral and strengths-based perspective.

Adjustment Difficulties and Life TransitionsAnxiety DisordersDomestic and Family ViolenceRead profile and see all times
Moya Farvis

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Moya Farvis

General Psychologist

Taking new clients

Moya is a Psychologist with a warm and compassionate style. She typically works with individuals who are experiencing difficulties with emotional regulation, depression, anxiety, stress, life adjustments and interpersonal issues, as well as those navigating perinatal mental health concerns across pregnancy, the postpartum period and early parenthood. She has a special interest in supporting individuals who are dealing with the emotional aspects of infertility, assisted reproduction, IVF and loss. Moya has been registered as a Psychologist with the Australian Health Practitioners Regulatory Authority (AHPRA) since 2012, and holds current membership with the Australian Counselling Association (ACA), the Australian & New Zealand Infertility Counsellors’ Association (ANZICA) and the Fertility Society of Australia (FSA). She is also a registered Medicare provider and private health insurance provider.

Adjustment Difficulties and Life TransitionsAnxiety DisordersFinancial StressRead profile and see all times