Vincent Fimmano is a registered psychologist with almost 30 years of clinical experience, known for his engaging and authentic approach.
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Vincent Fimmano is a registered psychologist with almost 30 years of clinical experience, known for his engaging and authentic approach. FPClinic works with a wide range of life challenges and mental health concerns, drawing on a deep understanding of different presentations and their complex interplay with other symptoms and disorders, rather than fitting clients into a label.
Support for ADHD, autism spectrum, and related difficulties with focus, organisation, emotional regulation, relationships, work, and study, with or without a formal diagnosis.
Treatment for anxiety, OCD, sleep difficulties, school avoidance, and navigating family changes.
Support for the emotional and physical toll of caring for a family member with chronic illness, disability, or mental illness.
Treatment for burnout, workplace conflict, and difficulty returning to work after injury or illness.
Support for separation, co-parenting difficulties, family conflict, and relationship breakdown.
Treatment for long-standing difficulties with trust, self-worth, shame, or repeating relationship patterns.
Support for obsessive compulsive disorder, body dysmorphic disorder, hoarding disorder, and trichotillomania.
Psychological therapy and support for people experiencing depression, helping them understand low mood, develop coping strategies and re-engage with meaningful activities. Evidence-based approaches such as CBT, ACT and interpersonal therapy are commonly used.
Treatment for performance anxiety, fear of failure, and intense self-criticism among high achievers.
Support when alcohol or other substances have become a way of coping with stress, anxiety, or low mood.
Therapy and support to help children and adults understand and manage anxiety — including worry, panic, phobias and social anxiety. Treatment typically draws on evidence-based approaches such as CBT, and helps individuals gradually face feared situations with greater confidence.
Support for driving phobia, medical phobias, and needle phobias.
Support for the emotional toll of living with ongoing health conditions.
Support for adjustment difficulties around career change, retirement, migration, relationship changes, and shifts in identity or purpose.
