Maggie Rose Clinical Psychology
26 Banks Ave, Hillarys WA 6025
- Clinic
- Online sessions
About Maggie Rose Clinical Psychology
I am a Clinical Psychologist with significant experience working with trauma and a passion for understanding behaviour. I work with both adults and children. My therapeutic approach is person-centred and I seek to provide clients an individualised experience of therapy. I value a collaborative approach that is non-judgemental and respectful.
What's offered
Telehealth sessions
Clinic sessions
Services provided
Maggie Rose Clinical Psychology lists
- Adult Psychology
- Individualised care for adults with mood and anxiety problems, personality disorders, trauma, attachment, adjustment difficulties, perinatal/parenting issues, and learning difficulties. Evidence-based therapies include CBT, ACT, Motivational Interviewing, DBT, Schema Therapy, and Interpersonal Therapy.
- Child Psychology (Under 12)
- Collaborative parent-focused support for children with attachment concerns, developmental trauma, disabilities, learning difficulties, and mood and anxiety issues. Includes parenting guidance and support.
- Adolescent Psychology
- Attachment-focused therapy for teens with complex mental health issues and high-risk behaviours. Includes liaison with schools and other professionals, harm minimisation approach.
- Women with ADHD Support
- Support for women with late ADHD or autism diagnosis, navigating professional and parenting challenges. Includes expertise in supporting neurodiverse mothers parenting neurodiverse children.
- Front Line Worker Support
- Supervision and support for caring professionals including social workers, mental health workers, psychologists, teachers, and nurses to prevent burnout and vicarious trauma.
Get to know Maggie Rose Clinical Psychology
From Maggie Rose Clinical Psychology's website.
Our approach
Maggie offers a person-centred, collaborative approach that is non-judgmental and respectful, tailored to each child's individual needs. Sessions incorporate play, which Maggie values as an important part of therapy with children. The therapeutic environment prioritises emotional safety, allowing children to explore their feelings and experiences at their own pace. Maggie draws on a range of evidence-based therapies and seeks to help children understand patterns of behaviour and emotions that may be affecting their wellbeing. Sessions focus on providing a secure space where children feel heard and understood by a therapist who genuinely connects with them.
Working with families
Maggie values a collaborative approach with parents and carers that is non-judgmental and respectful. She has developed expertise in guiding parents and carers to best support their children, including general parenting support and help with attachment concerns, development trauma, disabilities, and learning difficulties. When working with teens, she balances the needs of the young person with collaboration with the family to provide the best support. Additional services such as parent phone consultations and written correspondence to schools are available to support communication and coordinated care.
Meet the team
Maggie Rose is a Clinical Psychologist with 20 years of experience working with children in various capacities, including education and child protection settings. She holds qualifications as a Clinical Psychologist (requiring 6 years of university study and 2 years of supervised practice) and maintains continuing professional development with 30 hours of supervision and training per year. She is experienced across the full span of childhood, from infants and toddlers through to adolescents, with expertise in trauma, attachment, development, learning difficulties, and mental health issues.
Locations & areas served
Hillarys
26 Banks Ave, Hillarys WA 6025
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