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  • Clinical Psychologist

  • Master of Arts (Psych.)

  • Bachelor of Arts (Psych.) (with Hons.)

  • AHPRA Registered

  • Aust. Psychological Society member

  • Aust. Clinical Psychologist Association member

  • ANZAED Eating Disorder Accreditation

What is Eclectic Psychology?

Eclectic psychology is a theoretical and practical approach to psychology that integrates various theoretical perspectives, techniques, and principles from different psychological theories and therapies. It is a broad and flexible approach that allows therapists to use different methods and strategies depending on the individual needs and circumstances of the client or situation.

The term "eclectic" comes from the Greek word "eklektikos," which means "to select and choose." In the context of psychology, it means that practitioners select and choose from different theories and techniques to create a customized and individualized approach to treatment.

This approach recognizes that there is no single method or theory that can address all the complexities of human behavior and mental health. Instead, the eclectic approach draws on a wide range of knowledge and skills to provide the most effective and appropriate treatment.