Rebekah is a registered psychologist with a special interest in supporting children and young people. She adopts an approach that is warm, patient, and sensitive to the diverse needs of her clients. Rebekah works confidently with people across the lifespan. Working within community mental health for a number of years before moving into private practice, Rebekah has worked across various clinical settings as a psychologist, including forensic, disability, child and adult mental health, and positive behaviour support. Rebekah has experience facilitating evidenced based individual and group-based therapy with parents and adults including Circle of Security Parenting Program, behaviour change and relationship based programs focusing on improved relationships.
Rebekah is a member of AHPRA and has Eating Disorder credentials with ANZAED.
Rebekah Clarke
Special interest in supporting Children and Adolecence
Rebekah has extensive experience with children and young people with a range of difficulties. Rebekah uses a range of play based therapy skills to engage and interest children. She respects their innate desire to move their bodies and incorporates movement into sessions. Rebekah has facilitated programs for children with a focus on mindfulness, emotion regulation and social and emotional development. She is particularly interested in how trauma impacts on the developing brain and rebuilding parent-child attachment following adverse life events. Rebekah’s interest area is providing support and intervention to mothers particularly with perinatal or postnatal concerns. Rebekah is passionate about helping new mothers to develop insight into patterns of parenting and attachment that no longer serve them or their child. Once these are discovered, the parent can develop new ways of being with their child and nurture and appreciate the phase of life they are in.
