Spencer Psychology

Dr. Jacqueline Spencer is a compassionate clinical psychologist with nearly two decades of experience supporting individuals through a range of mental health challenges. She is dedicated to helping clients gain insight and emotional well-being through evidence-based therapy and comprehensive assessments. Jacqueline holds a Bachelor of Psychology with First Class Honours, a Master of Clinical Psychology, and a PhD, with her research focusing on individuals with alexithymia—a difficulty in identifying and expressing emotions. Dr. Spencer’s research findings have been published in peer-reviewed academic journals and she has been recognised for her academic excellence with multiple awards, including the Australian Postgraduate Award Scheme (APAS) scholarship and the Research Awards for Areas and Centres of Excellence (RAACE) scholarship. Her expertise includes autism diagnosis and ADHD adult diagnosis, trauma‑informed therapy (EMDR, imagery rescripting), Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT), and psychodynamic approaches. She helps clients explore how early relationships have shaped one’s personality, emotions, and self‑perception, helping clients gain a deeper understanding of their behaviours and experiences. Beyond her professional work, Jacqueline is a mother of three, a martial arts brown belt and former instructor, and an advocate for well-being through fitness, nutrition, and lifestyle balance. Jacqueline is registered with the Psychology Board of Australia (AHPRA) and is an associate member of the Australian Psychological Society (APS) and the APS College of Clinical Psychologists. She welcomes new clients in a safe, supportive space for assessment, therapy, and personal growth.