Meet Rhonda

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Rhonda is a clinical psychologist and founder of Live Love Work Psychology, a boutique practice supporting women’s wellbeing. With over 10 years’ experience in private practice and a previous career in health promotion, she offers a calm, non-judgmental and practical approach. Her work focuses on helping women build resilience, self-compassion and psychological flexibility through evidence-based therapies including CBT, ACT, Compassion-focused Therapy (CFT) and mindfulness. Rhonda works with adults experiencing a range of concerns and has a particular interest in women’s wellbeing from young adults through to midlife.

 

She brings a menopause-informed perspective to her areas of practice supporting women who may feel out of step with themselves as they navigate changes in identity, energy, mood and wellbeing. 

 

General Areas of Interest:

• Anxiety (GAD, social anxiety, panic), worry and overthinking

• Depression, low mood and reduced confidence

• Grief and loss

• Stress management and relaxation skills

• Perfectionism and  self-criticism

• Adjustment to life transitions (university and early career pressures)

• Identity development across adulthood

• Sleep difficulties (falling asleep, night waking, sleep anxiety)

• Lifestyle and Wellbeing Pillars

• Health behaviours including relationship with alcohol, overweight concerns, sleep, social connection, and sense of meaning

• Midlife Wellbeing

• Perimenopause and menopause

• Self-care while managing life demands

• Changing roles, evolving priorities and identity

• Exploring new purpose, meaning and personal growth.

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Rhonda is currently accepting new referrals and consults from Eunoia Minds on Thursdays and Fridays, and

Saturday (by appointment). Booking is easy via the links above. GP referrals can be faxed to: (07) 3378 0534.

 

Patients are asked to book directly as above. Rhonda will respond to arrange an appointment.

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Fees and Scope of Practice

Private billing (no bulk billing)

Medicare rebates with a valid referral

Not providing medico-legal reports, formal psychological assessments; or

treatment under third party providers such as WorkCover or insurance

claims.

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