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How to contact or find out further information - 

You are very welcome to email me directly at jfaulknerpsychology@gmail.com  

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I will endeavour to get back to you as soon as possible but can't guarantee an immediate response and can't respond to emergencies. Any urgent concerns or emergencies should be directed to your GP, local Accident & Emergency department or call the Mental Health Emergency Response Line on 1300 555 788 (Perth Metro area). 

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I'm based in Nedlands, Perth. 

 

Appointment Information

Appointments are 50mins in duration. Rebates are available via Medicare if you have a current Mental Health Care Plan from your GP. Up to 20 sessions per year can be accessed and up to 40 sessions per year with an Eating Disorder Treatment Plan. 

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You don't need a referral to see me but a Mental Health Care Plan is needed if you wish to claim a rebate via Medicare.

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Rebates are available via private health insurers depending on your level of cover.

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The rebate doesn't cover the full cost of a session. For further information regarding cost, please email me.

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What is a Clinical Psychologist?

A Clinical Psychologist is someone who has trained at University for a minimum of 6 years in the assessment and treatment of psychological problems.They are trained to use evidence-based research and psychological theory to assess and intervene with difficulties in an individually- tailored way. Psychological change requires the collaboration of the client and the treatment time varies depending on severity of the problem/s and individual motivation to change.

Why do people see Clinical Psychologists?
People seek help from Clinical Psychologists for many different reasons. Clients are often seeking a safe space to tell their story and to be listened to in a non-judgemental setting. Most clients are also seeking help & support for active change in their thinking and behaviour. I have extensive experience in assessing and treating people covering a wide range of presenting problems, for example:

  • Eating disorders (Anorexia Nervosa, Bulimia Nervosa, Binge Eating Disorder, non-clinical eating difficulties, weight management)

  • Anxiety (panic attacks, phobias, social anxiety, excessive worry, obsessive-compulsive behaviours)

  • Depression and low mood

  • Low self-esteem and lack of confidence

  • Relationship/family difficulties

  • Deliberate self-harm

  • Addictions

  • Parenting skills

 

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