ph: 0410 812 786
Clarkson Practice: 13/61 Ocean Keys Blvd, Clarkson WA
Two Rocks Practice: Unit 7/8 Enterprise Ave, Two Rocks 6037
Our Team
Deverneuil Psychology is comprised of a small group of Clinical and Registered Psychologists who endeavour to offer you a fair, respectful and professional service.
Natalie Deverneuil
MPsych (Clinical), DHypnotherapy (Clinical), MAPS, MAPSCC, ASH
Clinical Psychologist
I have been working as a clinical psychologist for the last 23 years in the area of anxiety and complex trauma. Not one person I have met with, whether neurotypical or neurodivergent, is the same as the next. However, what is common is that everyone has their own unique strengths, and that recognising, developing and using these strengths leads to empowerment and overcoming barriers.
- Trauma
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- Anxiety
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- Recognising personal strengths
Veronica Beeson
MPsych (Clinical), MAPS
Clinical Psychologist
I first started seeing clients in 2015. The philosophy that underpins my work is to help people understand what their individual needs are, and to live a life that meets those needs. My approach is marked by non-judgemental authenticity in meeting clients wherever they are at in life. I work sensitively with clients of all cultural backgrounds and am respectful and curious of each person’s spiritual and religious beliefs. I am LGBTQIA+ and neurodiversity affirming.
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I have experience in individual, couple and group therapy and utilising a range of approaches including Schema, CBT, DBT, ACT, EMDR and Mindfulness-Based therapies. I have experience working with clients across the lifespan. I provide neurodiversity affirming autism assessments which honour the strengths and differences of the individual. These assessments can form part of an NDIS application.
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Please get in touch. I look forward to working with you.
- All ages
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- LGBTQIA+ & neurodiversity affirming
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- Autism assessments
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Lauren Ticehurst
MPsych(Clinical), MAPS
Clinical Psychologist
I work with a wide variety of ages from young people to adulthood. I have previously worked in community outreach programs, child protection, substance use treatment, and with culturally diverse groups in remote locations.
I use a number of evidence-based practices to make sure each person feels supported, and that treatment is tailored to meet their specific needs. I have experience working with a range of mental health and stress-related issues including anxiety, addictions, depression, trauma, chronic pain, and relationship conflicts.
- Anxiety
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- Trauma​
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- DV & relationship conflict
Sean Hendry
Bachelor of Arts (Psychology)
Psychologist
My areas of special interest include anxiety, depression, post-traumatic stress disorder, problematic dissociation, trichotillomania and Pica. I have a particular interest in men’s health and have worked with many clients who have difficulties managing and expressing their anger.
I have experience working with children who engage in concerning sexualised behaviours and have recently worked as a consultant for PERCAN (Pursuit of Excellence in Responding to Child Abuse and Trauma) and the University of South Australia to prepare their workforce development course addressing intervention for developmental trauma. My approach is validating, collaborative and creative. I hold specialist training in Trauma Focussed CBT, ACT, Protective Behaviours, Therapeutic Crisis Intervention, EMDR and the Neurobiology of Complex Trauma.
- Men's mental Health
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- Anxiety/Depression​
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- PTSD
Diana Salas
Bachelor of Psychology
Psychologist
- Couples
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- Grief
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- Work stress and burnout
I am a compassionate and curious registered Psychologist currently working with adults and couples. My therapeutic approach is grounded in compassion, acceptance, love and commitment. I believe these elements guide clients towards self-connection, personal growth and meaningful change.
Since 2014, I have worked across Columbia, the USA, and Australia in private practices, hospitals, universities, schools, research projects and community support programs. I have support neurodiverse clients, veterans, first responders, CALD communities, refugees and asylum seekers. These experiences have provided me with the opportunity to help clients reconnect with their inner selves and find deeper meaning in life, making transitional moments more manageable.
My passion lies in alternative therapies and transpersonal psychology, adopting a humanistic (person-centred) approach integrated with holistic and evidence based practises such as Compassion-Focused therapy (CFT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT), Solution-focused Therapy (SFT), and ecotherapy.
I am dedicated to continuing to support adults and couples navigating grief and loss, including divorce and migration-related grief; relationship issues, decision-making difficulties; work stress and burnout; career challenges; anxiety; depression; neurodiversity; women’s and men’s health; self esteem; and personal/spiritual growth. I offer therapy in both Spanish and English to individuals from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds.
‘Knowing oneself comes from attending with compassionate curiosity to what is happening within’. -Gabe Matte-
Golden Retriever & Labrador
Ruby & Audrey
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We're here to help provide some comfort and joy.
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We are in office every second Thursday.
Our Services
Intervention
We offer interventions for children, young people, adults and couples.
Our Psychologists have experience working with:
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Neurodivergence
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Trauma
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Anxiety disorders
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Depression
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Personality disorders
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Domestic violence
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School related issues
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Relationship and interpersonal difficulties
Autism assessments
Our Clinical Psychologist Veronica is qualified to provide Autism assessments and diagnosis.
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The Autism assessment process involves a 1-hour introduction session, a 2-hour assessment session and a 1-hour feedback session.
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Please note that Autism assessments are not covered by Medicare.
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Reports & Supervision
Natalie is a Principal Supervisor with APHRA and provides supervision to Clinical Psychologist Registrars, Clinical Psychologists and group supervision to various agencies.
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We provide NDIS, workers compensation and insurance reports.
Fees
To receive a rebate for your session through Medicare, you must be referred on a Mental Health Care plan from a GP.
If you have Private Health cover, you may be be eligible to receive rebate.
Clinical Psychologist
* $99.75 out of pocket fee after receiving Medicare rebate
50 Minute Session
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Face to face or telehealth appointments available
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* Medicare rebate of $145.25 available
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*Private Health rebate available
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Reduced fee available for pension card holders
Psychologist
* $104.05 out of pocket fee after receiving Medicare rebate for
50 Minute Session
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Face to face or telehealth appointments available
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* Medicare rebate of $98.95 available
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* Private Health rebate available
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Reduced fee available for pension card holders
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$245
Please note that Medicare rebates for sessions with a Clinical or Registered Psychologist are available for 10 sessions per calendar year. Your GP will often refer you for six sessions initially. After your sixth session, you will need to revisit your GP for a review of your Mental Health Care plan and then can be referred for a further 4 sessions.
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Please note that as all Private Health funds and levels of cover differ, you will need to check with your provider if you are covered to see either a Registered or Clinical Psychologist prior to your initial appointment.
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We kindly request 48 hours notice for any changes or cancellations of appointments. Failure to give notice may result in an $80 cancellation fee.
Medicare rebates
Private Health Cover
Cancellation Fees
Therapies
Click through the options to learn more about some of our therapies.
Schema Therapy
A schema is a cognitive framework or concept that helps us to organise and interpret information. Schemas allow us to take shortcuts in interpreting the vast amount of information that is available in our external environment. However, these mental frameworks can also cause us to exclude pertinent information, leading us to focus only on things that confirm our pre-existing beliefs and ideas.
The four main concepts of the Schema Therapy model are: Early maladaptive schemas, maladaptive coping styles, schema mode, and needs.
The main goals of Schema Therapy are:
- Help you strengthen your healthy adult mode
- Weaken your maladaptive coping modes so that you can get back in touch with your core needs and feelings;
- Get your core emotional needs met in everyday life.
Contact us
Contact Info
Staffed reception hours:
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Mon: 9am-4pm
Tues: 9am-2:30pm
Wed: 9am-4pm
Thurs: 9am-4pm
Fri: 9am-4pm
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SAT, SUN: CLOSED