07/05/2026
Working with a provisional psychologist can be a highly supportive and thoughtful experience. Provisional psychologists are in the final stages of study and training to becoming fully registered, working under the regular supervision of an experienced psychologist.
They bring a strong grounding in current research and contemporary therapeutic approaches, and are often deeply engaged in ongoing learning. This means their work is informed by up-to-date, evidence-based interventions, alongside careful reflection and guidance through supervision.
Provisional psychologists can support a range of concerns, including anxiety, low mood, stress, behavioural concerns, school and educational struggles, life transitions, and relationship difficulties. They take the time to understand your unique experiences, working collaboratively with you to develop a clear and meaningful approach to therapy.
Many clients value the level of care, attention, and preparation they bring to their work, as well as the balance of fresh knowledge and supported clinical practice.
Ruby has experience working with children, teens and adults in clinical and NDIS settings, with experience in a range of assessments, including testing for ASD and ADHD. Ruby has experience providing short term interventions and working as a Psychosocial Support Worker, as well as being an Office Assistant for About Therapy over the last 8 years. Call today to book 46 555 728 # anxietysupport
