Rachel Greig is an AHPRA-registered Psychologist and Clinical Psychology Registrar. She has completed a Master of Applied Psychology (Clinical) at Victoria University and a Graduate Diploma in Psychology (Advanced) at the University of Melbourne. Rachel is a member of the Australian Psychological Society (APS).
Rachel’s Approach
Rachel draws primarily from a psychodynamic framework and works collaboratively with clients to explore the meaning, origin and function of problematic symptoms and patterns of behaviour. By gaining greater understanding, containment and integration of difficult emotions, symptoms can be relieved and clients can experience greater emotional freedom and connection, both within themselves and in their relationship to others.
Work History & Special Interests
Rachel has experience working with adolescents and adults seeking support with a range of personal difficulties. These include symptoms of anxiety and depression, relationship and interpersonal issues, adjustment challenges, grief and loss, issues around self-esteem, self-confidence, perfectionism, and assertiveness, or general feelings of being stuck or unfulfilled in work, love and play. Rachel is particularly interested in working with those seeking deeper levels of self-understanding and in facilitating a journey of not only symptom relief but transformational and lasting change.