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Mr Matthew Ryan   MAPS
https://psychology.org.au/mattryan

Medicare Psychologist Provider

Medicare Clinical Psychologist Provider

Telehealth available

Matthew is a clinical psychologist with an extensive background in academic research. His clinical work since 2010 primarily focuses on anxiety, depression, trauma and medical rehabilitation. To accommodate his broad clinical work, he utilises a range of evidence-based therapies such as CBT, ACT, DBT, EMDR, and Schema Therapy.

Matthew is strongly committed to well-evidenced and ethical practice. His experience encompasses working with a wide variety of presentations, including philosophical and spiritual matters, as well as more clinical issues such as mood disorders, sleep issues and physical wellbeing. Ultimately, Matthew aims to empower people by cultivating meaningful and long-term outcomes. For further details about his work, please see his private practice website: mattryanpsychology.com

Available Appointment Times

Weekdays 9am - 5pm

Weekdays after 5pm

Services Offered

Adult survivors of sexual abuse

Depression

Life transition & adjustment issues

Parenting

Rehabilitation/injury counselling

Sexual abuse

Weight management

Anxiety & phobias

Grief & loss

Life/personal coaching

Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)

Relaxation

Sleeping disorders

Work stress

Body image

Internet gaming / social networking

Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD)

Post-natal depression

Religious issues

Stress management

Workplace/executive coaching

Client Types

Adult

Older adult

Therapeutic Approaches

ACT

DBT

Mindfulness-based cognitive therapy

Schema Therapy

CBT

EMDR

Psychodynamic

Solution Focused/Brief Therapy

Interventions

Internet Counselling

Motivational interviewing

Phone counselling

Skype

Telehealth (MBS)

Other Services

Lectures/seminars/workshops

Mentoring

Areas of Practice Endorsement

Clinical Psychology

APS College Membership

CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGISTS