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At the Centre for Clinical Psychology we have a specific focus upon PTSD and complex trauma conditions.

We also have expertise in support and treatment for individuals with Perinatal Mental Health conditions, from preconception to early parenthood.

27/08/2025

There is nothing permanent except change (Heraclitus).

25/08/2025

Our perinatal psychologists can support you if you have encountered difficulties with infertility, pregnancy loss, pre-term or traumatic birth.

We can also offer understanding, alternative perspectives and ultimately help you to find new ways of coping.

Book to see one of our perinatal psychologists today: https://ccp.net.au/booking/

23/08/2025

Centre for Clinical Psychology - Free Online Seminar Series

Autism and the Perinatal Period

The perinatal period is a time full of change, including profound shifts in identity, uncertainty about what is happening or what is ‘good enough’, sensory overload, and disruptions to routines. For Autistic parents, the challenges of adjusting to parenthood can be magnified in multiple ways. This presentation explores some of the challenges experienced by autistic parents, how these can impact mental health, and neuro-affirming ways to support autistic parents presenting with mental health concerns in the perinatal period. This presentation is also suitable for maternal and child health nurses and mental health clinicians working with autistic parents in the perinatal period.

Emily is a clinical psychologist with several years experience working in perinatal and infant mental health in inpatient settings and in private practice. She has an ongoing interest in supporting autistic parents and the parent-infant relationship in the perinatal period.

Reserve your spot today: https://www.trybooking.com/events/landing/1327505
Date: Tuesday 16 September 2025 7:00 PM - 8:30 PM AEST

20/08/2025

Wanting to learn more about treating trauma?

Our next ‘Cognitive Processing Therapy’ workshop will be held online on the 11th and 12th of September.

Our two day Post Traumatic Stress Disorder training workshop aims to train clinicians to deliver Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT). CPT is an evidence-based treatment for individuals who have experienced trauma (PTSD and CPTSD). The training is practice-oriented and includes video clips of expert demonstrations. You will also be provided with a comprehensive manual and client handouts for clinical use.

To book, click the link below:
https://www.trybooking.com/events/landing/1302497

To find out more information about CPT, including other locations and dates, click the link below:
https://psychpd.com.au/

15/08/2025

Ever noticed that after a rough night of sleep, you're more irritable, less patient, or struggle to connect with others? It turns out, there's science behind that. Poor sleep doesn’t just affect how we feel, it can also change how we relate to the people around us.

Find out more in Dr Sheradyn Matthews’ blog post: https://ccp.net.au/does-poor-sleep-make-us-less-empathetic/

13/08/2025

Are you a Clinical Psychology Registrar in Australia needing to meet your supervision and CPD requirements?
Our Clinical Psychology Registrar Training Package offers:
Supervision sessions with experienced, AHPRA board-approved supervisors
Access to online seminars and training modules via Thinkific
Gain the support and resources you need to progress confidently through your registrar program.

If you would like to find out more, email us at admin@ccp.net.au.

If you would like to learn more about our supervisors Sarah and Gladys, visit: https://psychpd.com.au/supervision/our-team/

11/08/2025

Need to hit your CPD requirements as a psychologist?

Check out our online seminar library, containing a variety of presentations and training modules to help support your clinical practice.

https://psychpd.thinkific.com/

09/08/2025

Centre for Clinical Psychology - Free Online Seminar Series

Implicit Relational Knowing - Part 2

This seminar will extend on the concepts of procedural knowledge and implicit relational knowledge to look at how these have relevance in working with parents and adults in therapy settings. The developmental science of how early attachments become states of mind will be discussed. The seminar will then discuss how these patterns become constraints on the functioning of adults in their relationships, including with their children.

Joe Coyne has worked for 30 years as an applied developmental psychologist in the area of child and family psychology and adult psychotherapy. He is an accredited therapist and supervisor for the Circle of Security Intensive intervention, and also the COS-P. He currently works as a consultant and trainer for Circle of Security International and in private practice.

This is Joe's second presentation for CCP and this is bound to be a popular seminar.

Book now - (Part one is not a prerequisite)

https://www.trybooking.com/events/landing/1364748

Date: Tuesday 12 August 2025 7:00 PM - 8:30 PM AEST

04/08/2025

If you’re living with PTSD, you’ve probably wondered: Will I ever get better? Will therapy actually help me feel like myself again? These are important and valid questions. And while symptom relief is often the focus of PTSD treatment, there’s something else worth knowing—trauma-focused therapy can improve your overall quality of life in profound and lasting ways.

Find out more in the following blog:
https://ccp.net.au/will-i-recover-from-ptsd/

01/08/2025

Following our recent Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT) training workshop in Sydney, take a look at the reported confidence levels of participants who completed the training.

Are you also wanting to increase your confidence in reducing PTSD symptoms within your clients via CPT?

Our next workshop will be held online on the 11th and 12th of September.

Our two day Post Traumatic Stress Disorder training workshop aims to train clinicians to deliver Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT). CPT is an evidence-based treatment for individuals who have experienced trauma (PTSD and CPTSD). The training is practice-oriented and includes video clips of expert demonstrations. You will also be provided with a comprehensive manual and client handouts for clinical use.

To book, click the link below:
https://www.trybooking.com/events/landing/1302497

To find out more information about CPT, including other locations and dates, click the link below:
https://psychpd.com.au/

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Suite 19, 247-255 Drummond Street, Carlton
Melbourne, VIC
3053

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm
Saturday	9am - 4pm

Telephone

+61390770122

Website

http://www.ccp.net.au/

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After working for many years in public mental health systems, the principal psychologists at the Centre for Clinical Psychology decided to establish a service with a focus upon evidence-based therapy. They wanted to develop a service which provides comprehensive assessment and skillful treatment with a focus upon goal setting and measurable outcomes. They also wanted to create a practice where clients can collaborate openly, and feel respected, listened to and understood. At the heart of good therapy is a strong working relationship between client and therapist.

At the Centre for Clinical Psychology we aim to go beyond the management of surface concerns. We seek to provide therapy to address core issues. For example, it is quite common for relationship problems to overlap with concerns such as anxiety, depression and PTSD. Many of our clients who have had traumatic experiences, report improvements in their relationships when their trauma symptoms have been adequately treated. Similarly, when individuals present seeking help for postnatal depression, they tend to find that once the depression is adequately treated, other symptoms such as anxiety, irritability and the quality of their relationships also tend to improve.

At the Centre for Clinical Psychology we focus upon the delivery of high quality practice based on the translation of research. Our psychologists are highly trained and experienced clinicians who are involved in regular supervision and ongoing professional development.

We seek to first gain an in-depth understanding of your difficulties, and work with you to create change and new perspectives.