Dr Jessica Mareld
Clinical Psychologist
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Bachelor of Behavioural Science
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Graduate Diploma of Psychology
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Doctorate of Clinical Psychology
Specialisations: Anxiety, Relationship Problems, Assertiveness, Life satisfaction and purpose, Life balance, Authenticity, sense of self and identity
About
Jessica has been a psychologist for 5 years, with 13 years’ experience working in mental health, and has practiced in a variety of settings including primary health, in-patient, community, residential and private practice.
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She is deeply committed to meeting people where they currently are, and guiding them through evidence-based therapeutic practices tailored to each of their own unique needs and aspirations.
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Jessica enjoys offering effective, trauma-informed psychological interventions that enrich and balance the lives of her clients and communities.
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In her therapeutic approach, Jessica integrates psychodynamic psychotherapy, positive psychology, and humanism as theoretical frameworks, alongside cognitive and behavioural (CBT) approaches including interpersonal, narrative, and acceptance and commitment (ACT) therapies.
Informing a biopsychosocial view of mental health, Jessica's personal interests include the intersections of psychology with human evolution, history, sociology and environments alongside all things “wellbeing”.
Sexual Minorities, Minority Stress and Psychological Wellbeing: Implications for positive psychology
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