Rosie is a Clinical Psychologist who works with adolescents and adults experiencing anxiety, low mood, relationship difficulties, and challenging or complex life experiences. She also supports individuals who are seeking to better understand themselves, build insight, and make meaningful changes in their personal and professional lives.

 

Her approach is integrative, tailored to individual needs, with a particular interest in how early relationships shape current emotional and interpersonal difficulties. Rosie supports clients to build awareness of these patterns while also developing practical ways of responding differently over time. She values collaboration in therapy, ensuring clients have a say in the process, pace, and focus of their work.

 

Rosie has experience across both private and government settings. She has also completed psychological assessments and reports in medico-legal and forensic contexts.

Rosie brings curiosity, honesty, and humour to her sessions to lighten the process. Her work is informed by research, training, and clinical experience, and she draws flexibly from a range of evidence-based approaches, including: 

 

 

Sessions may involve making sense of current difficulties in the context of earlier experiences and relationships, as well as building practical skills to support change and improve day-to-day wellbeing.

 

Rosie works with adolescents and adults presenting with:

 

• Anxiety