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Julie-Anne Peake

Julie-Anne Peake

BA(Psych/Psychophys), BAppSc(Hons), MPsych(Clin), DipPS(EM), MAPS, FCClinP

Julie-Anne has 20 years experience treating a broad range of psychological conditions. Her treatment approach is biopsychosocial in nature and her background in psychophysiology allows for a thorough assessment to occur. She wants to understand her clients and work with them to develop goals and find solutions to their concerns. She has a strong emphasis on unconditional self-acceptance and offers a warm, safe, non-judgemental environment for her clients. She has trained extensively in Rational Emotive Behaviour Therapy (REBT) but uses many other therapeutic interventions to help her clients move forward.

Practices
Ramsay Psychology Frankston

Service
Psychology

Clinical Psychologist

Address
Suite 3, Level 3/454 Nepean Highway
Frankston
VIC
3199

03 7008 7940

1300 171 786

Frankston.RPP@ramsaypsychology.com.au

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Julie-Anne has 20 years experience treating a broad range of psychological conditions. Her treatment approach is biopsychosocial in nature and her background in psychophysiology allows for a thorough assessment to occur. She wants to understand her clients and work with them to develop goals and find solutions to their concerns.

She has a strong emphasis on unconditional self-acceptance and offers a warm, safe, non-judgemental environment for her clients. She has trained extensively in Rational Emotive Behaviour Therapy (REBT) but uses many other therapeutic interventions to help her clients move forward. 

Julie-Anne has extensive experience working with people who have experienced or witnessed trauma from abuse, violence, war, torture, accidents or natural disasters. She is keen to develop her skills in EMDR to be able to offer another evidence-based therapy to her clients. 

Julie-Anne has been a provider for Medicare, DVA, TAC, WorkSafe and Victims of Crime for many years. She is a Fellow of the College of Clinical Psychologists and a member of the APS Military and Emergency Services Psychology Interest Group. She has also completed a Diploma of Public Safety (Emergency Management).

Age Groups:

  • Older adolescents 
  • Young adults
  • Adults
  • Older persons
Interests
OCD, adjustment disorders, anxiety, bipolar, grief and loss, interpersonal and family difficulties perinatal depression and anxiety, personality disorders, self-harming tendencies, stress and burnout, substance abuse and addiction, suicidal thoughts, trauma and PTSD, workplace stress, chronic pain, schizophrenia, assisting first responders and individuals or communities affected by disaster.