Low Cost Treatment Options
The Redleaf Practice is committed to increasing access to high quality care for patients for whom cost of outpatient treatment is a barrier.
We are pleased to announce that as part of Chris Thornton’s association with Macquarie University, The Redleaf Practice has committed to taking on Master of Clinical Psychology students who are passionate about developing skills in the treatment of eating disorders.
These students are all in their final clinical placement and have had training in evidence based approaches to a wide range of clinical presentations. The Master of Clinical Psychology Interns will see patients both with Chris Thornton or under his direct training and supervision.
As there is no Medicare rebate generally available for the client these services are offered at $25 per session.
We are pleased to announce that as part of Chris Thornton’s association with Macquarie University, The Redleaf Practice has committed to taking on Master of Clinical Psychology students who are passionate about developing skills in the treatment of eating disorders.
These students are all in their final clinical placement and have had training in evidence based approaches to a wide range of clinical presentations. The Master of Clinical Psychology Interns will see patients both with Chris Thornton or under his direct training and supervision.
As there is no Medicare rebate generally available for the client these services are offered at $25 per session.
Deb Henderson
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Our current Master of Clinical Psychology Intern is Deb Henderson. Deb is trained in Cognitive Behavioural Therapy and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy. She has a Masters in Organisational Psychology and is currently undertaking a Masters of Clinical Psychology at Macquarie University. Deb is conducting her final Clinical Psychology placement at The Redleaf Practice, under the supervision of our Clinical Director Chris Thornton. Deb has previously worked at the Macquarie University Psychology Clinic, seeing both adult and child clients with a range of mood and anxiety disorders and autism. She has also worked as a school counsellor in a high school setting, helping adolescents presenting with eating disorders, mood and anxiety disorders, self-harm and trauma histories. Currently, Deb works at a Mental Health Rehabilitation Unit in one of Sydney’s largest hospitals, working with adults with long term psychosis and trauma histories. Deb has spent the past 18 years working in the corporate sector as an Organisational Psychologist, counselling employees and coaching leaders to develop high performance workplaces. She brings extensive experience liaising with a variety of stakeholders and increasing their commitment to change to the field of Clinical Psychology. Deb is available for appointments on Monday and Wednesday and is available to see adolescents and adults who are suffering from disordered eating. |
