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 Natalie Incledon

Natalie Incledon

Mobile 1300 766 870
Clinical Psychologist

Peaceful Mind Psychology

Mobile 1300 766 870

Empathic and warm clinical psychologist with a passion for improving the wellbeing and lives of others. Highly values a strong working relationship with clients based on trust and honesty. Uses evidence-based therapies, but ensures they are tailored to each person's individual story and goals.

PHONEPRACTICE LOCATIONS

  • 99 Wattletree Road, Armadale, Melbourne VIC 3143 1300 766 870 PHONE 1300 766 870
  • 91 Riversdale Road, Hawthorn, Melbourne VIC 3122 PHONE 1300 766 870 1300 766 870

Services

  • Counselling, Psychotherapy, Couples Therapy 
  • Areas of Special Interest

  • ADD / ADHD, Addiction, Alcohol / Drug Dependency, Anger Related Issues, Anxiety / Panic Attacks, Assertiveness, Bipolar Mood Disorder, Borderline Personality, Burnout, Career Counselling, Chronic Fatigue, Communication Issues, Conflict Resolution, Depression, Eating Disorders, Existential Issues, Family / Parenting, Gay and Lesbian Issues, Gender and Sexuality, Grief / Bereavement, Guilt Feelings, Insomnia, Intimacy Issues, Life Transitions, Obsessive Compulsive, Pain / Rehabilitation, Performance Anxiety, Personality Disorders, Phobias, Postnatal Depression, PTSD, Relationship Issues, Social Skills, Stress Management, Trauma Recovery, Women's Issues  
  • MODALITIES / Approach

    ACT, CBT, Psychodynamic, Short-term Psychodynamic

    ACCREDITATIONS

    • Bachelor of Biomedical Science - 2006 - University of Melbourne
    • Graduate Diploman in Psychology - 2011 - University of Melbourne
    • Honours in Psychology - 2012 - University of Melbourne
    • Master of Clinical Psychology - 2014 - Cairnmillar Institute

    Professional Associations

    • Australian Psychological Society

    Fees

    Medicare rebates available for face-to-face consults. Telehealth bulk-billing available upon request.



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    10 Questions with Natalie Incledon

    • What led you to choose psychotherapy or counselling as a profession?

    • I love people, their stories, struggles, triumphs and individual characters and personalities. I find nothing more rewarding than seeing my clients improve in their wellbeing.
    • Which philosophical approaches have influenced your professional/personal development?

    • I highly value a range of therapies, including more cognitive therapies such as CBT, and emotion-focused therapies, such as psychodynamic therapies. I believe it is not in the therapy that creates change, but the therapeutic relationship that allows for processing of difficult emotions and beliefs.
    • Which particular aspects of health or the human journey are you interested in?

    • I am particularly interested in female wellbeing and take an interest in working with women in their 20's and 30's, whether they're struggling with poor self-esteem, satisfying relationships, eating difficulties, or becoming a parent.
    • What method/s do you use?

    • I draw on a range of therapies, including cognitive-behavioural therapy (CBT), acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT), interpersonal therapy (IPT) and short-term psychodynamic therapies.
    • When do you think the client will start to feel that progress is being made?

    • I believe clients start to feel progress is made when they gain significant insight into deeper underlying beliefs about themselves and are able to process associated emotions.
    • How has therapy made you a better person?

    • Therapy has provided me with a broad range of perspective into life and the human condition. Learning from my clients has made me a wiser and more balanced human being. I am inspired by humans and their resilience.
    • What do you like most about being a therapist?

    • I love the therapeutic relationship, having a laugh with my clients and relating to them.
    • Do you ever have 'bad hair' days?

    • Yes, of course, when I sleep in and run out the door! It happens way too often.
    • What do you think is the most significant problem we face, in the world today?

    • I believe climate change is the most significant problem we face in the world today.
    • Can you share the name of a book, film, song, event or work of art that inspires you?

    • I love romance, so my favourite all-time movie is Romeo and Juliet, for it's music, acting, creativity and of course, story.
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     Natalie Incledon

    Natalie Incledon

    Clinical Psychologist

    A warm and professional Clinical Psychologist based in inner Melbourne. Passionate about providing care to her clients and delivering best evidence-based practise. Experience across the lifespan, with a special interest in working with relationship difficulties, anxiety, stress, depression, eating disorders, low self-esteem and poor body image. ...

    • Armadale, Hawthorn
    • ACT, CBT, Psychodynamic, Short-term Psychodynamic