Well Mind & Body Psychology

25/03/2026

💐 Welcoming Clinical Psychology Registrar, Tess Guo who will be joining us after having finished her Master of Clinical Psychology at UTS. She will be working with Well Mind & Body Psychology on Monday mornings and Tuesday afternoons. (In-person or Telehealth appointments available.)

She provides support with:
Ages 5+
✓ Anxiety, Panic & Phobias
✓ Depression & Low Mood
✓ Personality Disorders (BPD & OCPD)
✓ Emotional Regulation & Stress Management
✓ Self-esteem & Perfectionism
✓ Relationship & Social Skills
✓ Family difficulties

Professional Memberships & Qualifications:
⎻ Nationally registered psychologist, AHPRA
⎻ Member of the Australian Association of Psychologists Inc (AAPi)

🎓 Master of Clinical Psychology at the University of Technology Sydney
🎓 Bachelor of Psychology (Honours) at the University of Sydney

Tess is a genuine and warm psychologist who is dedicated to creating a space where clients feel safe, supported, and comfortable. Her therapeutic style is authentic and grounded in empathy, with a strong emphasis on vulnerability and being truly heard. Tess takes a holistic approach to therapy, drawing on evidence-based modalities and adapting for each individual. She has training in Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT), and Schema Therapy, creating a personalised approach to care.

To book with Tess, visit her bio link below
https://www.wellmindbody.com.au/tess-guo
Or call: 0422 598 949

— the Well Mind & Body Psychology team

28/01/2026

Keep cool today 🧊☀️ take a break…breathe in, breathe out 😮‍💨

— the Well Mind & Body Psychology team.

21/01/2026

Eating disorders don’t always look the same or fit the “thin stereotype.” — and atypical anorexia nervosa is a powerful reminder. Learn why weight doesn’t tell the whole story, why symptoms can be just as serious at any size, and how we can support people beyond stereotypes.

Written by Lucy Dobson, Provisional psychologist

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Eating disorders don’t always look the same or fit the “thin stereotype.” — and atypical anorexia nervosa is a powerful reminder. Learn why weight doesn’t tell the whole story, why symptoms can be just as serious at any size, and how we can support people beyond stereotypes.

02/01/2026

Take a few deep, mindful, breaths to welcome in the New Year 🫶🏼

— the Well Mind & Body Psychology team

19/12/2025

Last official day in the office impromptu celebrations 🥰🤗 (for some😅) hope everyone has a lovely holiday break!!

— 🫶🏼 the Well Mind & Body Psychology team

18/12/2025

Congratulations Peta 🥂 What an amazing accomplishment 👏🏼 completing your AHPRA endorsement as a Clinical Psychologist. All your hard work has certainly paid off! We are privileged to have you as one of the shining stars of our practice and to support your bright career ahead 🤗.

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