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Dr Stacey Cotton   MAPS

Medicare Psychologist Provider

Medicare Clinical Psychologist Provider

Telehealth available

I am a registered Clinical Psychologist (Doctor of Psychology (Clinical) Deakin University) a Member of the Australian Psychological Society (MAPS), and fellow of the APS Clinical College (FCCLP).

I primarily working from a psychoanalytic framework.

This framework allows for a deeper understanding of the individuals difficulties, works to understand the roots of the problem, whilst providing relief and lasting change. This is done by aligning symptoms with deeper unconscious anxieties and disturbances; helping to relieve confusion and despair; whilst building a clearer sense of self, leading towards more integration.

I typically meet the patient for one to two sessions to see if there is a good match. This is determined by therapist and patient. After thorough assessment, a treatment plan is discussed. Goals are identified and worked towards until relief is achieved.

Available Appointment Times

Weekdays 9am - 5pm

Weekdays after 5pm

Fees (45 to 60 - minute session)

* $201 - $220

** Bulk billing is not available

* Talk to the psychologist about out-of-pocket costs
** Talk to the psychologist about any conditions that may apply

Services Offered

Anger management

Body image

Eating disorders

Infertility issues

Parenting

Pregnancy support

Stress management

Anxiety & phobias

Conflict resolution

Grief & loss

Life transition & adjustment issues

Personality disorders

Relationships

Work stress

Assertiveness training

Depression

Health-related problems

Life/personal coaching

Post-natal depression

Self-esteem & self development

Client Types

Adult

Older adult

Therapeutic Approaches

Psychoanalysis

Solution Focused/Brief Therapy

Psychodynamic

Interventions

Skype

Other Services

Supervision - General

Supervision - Registrar

Areas of Practice Endorsement

Clinical Psychology