Treena Mossop
Psychologist / Psychotherapist

In addition to private practice, Treena has more than 25 years of clinical experience as a registered psychologist providing psychological therapy and counselling across a number of public mental health services, hospitals, community health services, trauma and refugee services. Treena’s expertise includes assisting individuals with adjustment and identity issues, trauma recovery, injury and chronic illness management, anxiety and depression, grief and loss. 

Treena has experience in training counsellors at postgraduate level and supervising psychologists and mental health clinicians, both for Professional Registration and for the purpose of ongoing professional development.   
She has extensive experience in assisting individuals who have been directly affected by a range of life-changing experiences in addition to support to partners, children and families who have been affected in their intimate relationships, Treena currently works with adults, older adolescents (18+ years) and older adults, providing both brief and longer-term therapy
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Treena has particular expertise and interest in supporting people to build the confidence and capacity to manage the many transitions in their lives. A range of challenges can be encountered across the lifespan including: identity issues, family breakdown or serious illness. Trying to deal with feeling stuck and not knowing how to move forward, or just getting through a difficult time.

Working from an integrated Psychodynamic-Cognitive perspective, means Treena works collaboratively with her clients to establish a deep, respectful relationship with them. She takes an active interest in each individual’s life history and experience, working together towards the relief of symptoms and the resolution of problematic life patterns.

​​Treena’s Areas of Special Interest

Working together with a trained therapist provides the opportunity to work through recurring problems in relationships, gain new skills for handling problems such as work or relationship related stress, explore alternative possibilities and develop the self-awareness and self-esteem necessary to achieve the much desired changes in an individual’s life. Treena's special interests include:
  • Depression and emotional difficulties including PND
  • Adjustment issues-related to ill health, injury, critical incidents and stressful life events
  • Life and developmental transitions- study, career, marriage, separation, birth of a baby
  • Bereavement, Grief and Loss –including, early infant and preterm loss
  • Trauma recovery 
  • Conception related difficulties, choices and infertility issues
  • Intimacy and Relationship issues - recurring and problematic patterns of difficulty in relating to others - parenting issues, work and friendship problems
  • Stress, anxiety and panic
  • Concerns regarding identity, sexual identity, body image and sense of self

A personalised approach to counselling therapy

Undertaking psychological therapy involves spending some time to:
  • Discuss and assess your concerns 
  • Clarify your hopes and goals for participating in therapy 
  • Discuss together the most helpful way to proceed
A series of regular appointments are then scheduled to proceed with the therapy, which require a capacity and interest to discuss experiences in depth with a view to understanding them better. 

The therapy journey is one of exploration and discovery, where issues that arise from one session to the next can be explored and discussed. 

Engaging in therapy can be both reassuring and challenging- exploring both sides of the coin is an important part of the process.

Fees

​Fees are for a 50-minute consultation.
All fees are well below the Australian Psychological Society recommended fee for psychological services.

​Payment method: 
​Cash or electronic transfer
Fees are payable on the day of your appointment

​Referrals and rebates

A referral is not required to participate in psychological counselling therapy

Self funded Psychology and Private Health Insurance Rebates
  • If you have suitable “extras cover” you may be able to claim through your Private Health insurer 
  • Some health insurers require a medical referral so you should check with them first

Medicare Rebates
You may be eligible to receive a rebate for up to 20 psychology sessions per calendar year.
  • A Referral from your GP or psychiatrist and a Mental Health Care Plan will be required to proceed
  • The current rebate per session is $88.25 
  • A receipt of payment will be issued, which can be uploaded to Medicare via an iPhone