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Welcome to Safe Haven
Hi, my name is Joyce Ong
**Please note that Joyce will be on maternity leave from 26 June 2024 and is only accepting new clients on her waitlist for sessions in April 2025 onwards**
Joyce is a dynamic, down-to-earth and compassionate clinical psychologist, who brings her years of study and client experience to catalyse meaningful changes in people’s lives. She combines her empathetic nature with her client-centered approach to help clients re-integrate their past, present and future towards a collaboratively set goal.
Joyce is experienced with using different modalities of therapy to cater to her clients’ needs including gold-standard treatment Cognitive-Behavioural Therapy, Mindfulness-based Cognitive Therapy, Dialectical Behavioural Therapy, Schema Therapy, and Eye Movement Desensitisation and Reprocessing. She has previously worked in anxiety-specialist clinics, for adolescents and adults, and co-facilitated a Social Anxiety Group Treatment Program at the Emotional Health Clinic. Joyce is passionate about helping clients overcoming early childhood trauma or trauma-related disorders and have extensive experience with Trauma-informed Care. She has also worked in a sexual health centre with gay men living with HIV+ and is vocal about her support for the LGBTIQ+ communities, with special interest in gender identity.
As an Asian practitioner living in Australia, Joyce is able to relate to cultural diversity and transitional challenges commonly faced by persons of non-Australian background. Joyce enjoys learning about quantum theory, philosophy and spirituality in her own time to understand how they shape our lived experience and their application to psychology such as transpersonal and existential psychotherapy. Her working philosophy is “embracing humanity from within”, which means she sees her role as a helping hand in her client’s journey to resolve their suffering with respect and dignity.
Outside of her professional role, Joyce was also trained as a part-time ZUMBA instructor and enjoys long walks in nature. On quiet evenings, Joyce enjoys flipping through pages of her book collections with a cup of Dilmah Earl Grey tea, or sneaking into a nearby library. She is an avid supporter of women’s rights, animal welfare, arts and Japanese aesthetics. You are likely to spot her lingering around in your local art galleries.
To learn more about Joyce’s experience and training, please visit her LinkedIn profile.
Hi, my name is Jasmine Wong
Jasmine is a genuine, thoughtful and compassionate Clinical Psychologist who enjoys connecting with and understanding each of her clients as unique individuals who deserve a supportive space for exploration and reflection.
Jasmine is skilled at assisting clients to explore issues and challenges which interfere with their desired level of well-being and personal growth. She helps clients to make sense of their experiences and develop better ways of living and coping through a balance of acceptance and change.
Originally working from a Cognitive-Behavioural Therapy framework, Jasmine also utilises principles and techniques from a range of other evidence-based approaches, including Dialectical Behavioural Therapy, Interpersonal Psychotherapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Compassion-Focused Therapy, Motivational Interviewing and Narrative Therapy, as appropriate to each individual.
Jasmine has worked extensively with a diverse range of adults across the age span in the public health sector, and is experienced at providing effective psychological assessment and medium to longer-term therapy for adults with chronic psychological and/or medical conditions. She has predominantly worked in the fields of health psychology (including chronic pain, spinal cord injury, diabetes and orthopaedic rehabilitation) and substance use/addiction, providing both individual and group therapy within these settings.
Outside of her clinical practice, Jasmine enjoys learning about history, exploring new destinations, foods and cultures, improving her knowledge of trivia, being challenged by escape rooms and attending theatrical and musical performances. She feels most centred when practising yoga, spending time in the water and experiencing quality time with animals.
Jasmine holds a Master of Psychology (Clinical) and a Bachelor of Arts – Psychology (Honours). She has full registration with AHPRA as an endorsed Clinical Psychologist and is a member of the Australian Psychological Society. Jasmine is eligible to provide specialist clinical psychological services under Medicare.
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