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Psychological counselling
In Person and Telehealth Video
Suite 104, Level 1, 12 Thomas St, Chatswood
@travelpsychology
June Gay has over 23 years experience as a registered Psychologist and is the
Principal Psychologist at her Practice in Chatswood. June focuses on the counselling
treatment of ADULTS, with the following presenting issues:
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Anxiety disorders - Generalised anxiety, OCD, Panic Disorder, Social anxiety
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Depression and Bipolar Disorder
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Sleep disorders and Insomnia
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Adult ADHD - initial screening and psychological treatment
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LGBTQIA+ mental health, including coming out, transition support. June is an LGBTQIA+ Ally.
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​Supporting individuals with chronic health conditions and terminal illness.
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Post divorce/separation life rebuilding
- Grief and loss
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Increasing self awareness and facilitating personal growth
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Work-life balance strategies, stress and burnout recovery
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Workplace problems, bullying and harassment
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Mood changes related to Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder , PME, Perimenopause and Menopause
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June is trained in evidence based psychological diagnosis and treatments whilst completing her Masters of Counselling Psychology. June stays up-to-date with the latest research and treatment recommendations through extensive reading, research and ongoing professional development. In addition, June has consulted as an adult
educator in Australian organisations and Universities covering diverse psychological topics designed to improve mental health understanding and self awareness.
June has completed cultural sensitivity and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander competency training. She has also recently updated her St John's First Aid qualification. In 2023, June completed the ACON LGBTQ+ Inclusive Practice certificate. In 2024, June added Recovery Oriented Cognitive Therapy (CT-R) to her skill set - this is designed to promote empowerment, recovery, and resiliency in individuals with serious mental health conditions.
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Please refer to FAQ section for information on June's Practice hours.
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VALUES AND STANDARDS
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Central to June's practice is an authentic, collaborative, non-judgmental, trusting, safe and empathic therapeutic relationship, which research has shown to be the most important factor in successful counselling. As all humans are different, June uses concepts and techniques from different therapy approaches, rather than being attached to one approach. This allows June to tailor therapy towards the unique needs of each client. June's focus is client centered and curious - she aims to deeply understand and empower individuals to flourish and change.
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June is widely travelled and open-minded, with a deep respect for diversity and human
rights. June provides safe, accessible and responsive healthcare free of racism and
discrimination. Respect is extended to all individuals, irrespective of their mental health
diagnosis, age, religion, culture, race, gender, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation,
national origin, body shape/size, marital status, education, profession, genetics, or disability. June (she/her) is a LGBTQIA+ ally and acknowledges and respects the diversity of bodies, abilities, genders and relationships. June provides trans affirming care.
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June aims to be punctual to appointments, as she respects and understands that clients have busy lives and other obligations.
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ETHICS AND CONFIDENTIALITY
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To practice as a psychologist and use the title ‘Psychologist’ in Australia, it is mandatory to be registered with the APHRA Psychology Board. As a registered Psychologist, June is subject to the standards and regulations of APHRA and only works within her areas of expertise and scope of competence. June strictly adheres to APHRA's Professional competencies for psychology.
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Psychologists safeguard the confidentiality of information obtained during the provision of psychological services. Information will never be released by June, except in these circumstances:
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You or your legal representative make a request;
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There is a legal obligation to do so (eg. Subpoena);
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An immediate and specified risk of harm to self or others becomes known to June
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With your consent, June will collaborate with GP’s, Psychiatrists, WorkCover and other health professionals to ensure that all factors contributing to psychological distress are addressed. If you are referred under Medicare or WorkCover, this is a requirement, and written permission will be requested in the forms you complete for your first appointment.
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June has technology security processes to maintain confidentiality and your right to privacy - see FAQ.
