Healing Shame Directory Of Certified Practitioners

Disclaimer: This professional directory can help you locate a Healing Shame Practitioner. We cannot make assurances that any individual would be suitable for the needs of a particular individual. A listing in this directory does not constitute an endorsement of any particular person. It reflects their completion of a training program in Healing Shame – Lyon/Rubin Method. Therefore, we cannot be held responsible for the actions and abilities of any person listed here. Nor are we claiming or guaranteeing the credentials listed here, other than that the Practitioner has completed a full training program in Healing Shame with Bret Lyon and Sheila Rubin or has the equivalent experience. Not all of those listed are licensed mental health professionals. Practitioners have listed their credentials, including licensure, in their individual listings at their sole responsibility and we are not in any way guaranteeing their accuracy. Users of this directory understand and agree that the Healing Shame program is neither liable nor responsible for any actions of those using or choosing to list in this directory.

AUSTRALIA

Hi, I’m Jennifer, I live and work in Australia. I am a Clinical Psychologist and experienced trauma focused therapist with over 200 hours of training and almost 10 years of practical EMDR Therapy.

Healing shame has now become an important component of my therapy toolkit. As a result of our life experiences, shame can often be found as the root of many of our self-limiting schemas. Recognising the significance of shame creates an opportunity to understand, process and integrate those experiences so you can lead a rich, full and meaningful life.

I am dedicated to empowering clients to regain balance in their lives and move forward with confidence and resilience. I create a safe, supportive environment that addresses both the emotional and physiological impacts of trauma, helping clients reconnect with themselves and to reduce their symptoms.

If you are struggling, I encourage you to reach out—your mental health is every bit as important as your physical health.