Dr Phoebe Molloy is a registered clinical psychologist with extensive experience working with adults in public mental health settings. Phoebe has a non-judgemental, warm and collaborative treatment approach and recognises the importance of a supportive and genuine therapy relationship in facilitating change. Phoebe is trained in a number of evidence based treatments. She draws upon these in order to help her clients make sense of and change their thoughts, emotions and unhelpful patterns ofbehaviours, in the service of achieving their goals and experiencing life as more fulfilling.
Expertise
- Difficulties managing intense emotions
- Anxiety and worry
- Trauma and post-traumatic stress
- Low mood and Depression
- Self-harming behaviours
- Interpersonal/ relationship difficulties
- Adjustment, life transitions and change
- Stress and burnout
- Identity concerns
- Personal growth
- Grief and loss
- Eating disorders
- Job or work related stress
- Phobias and avoidance
- Communication problems/assertiveness
- Rumination/ over-thinking
- Problem-solving and decision making
Therapy approaches
- Cognitive behavioural therapy
- Acceptance and commitment therapy
- Dialectical behaviour therapy
- Eye movement desensitisation and reprocessing therapy
- Mindfulness
Qualifications
- Doctorate of Clinical Psychology (The University of Auckland)
- Bachelor of Arts (First class Honours in Psychology; The University of Auckland)
- Bachelor of Arts (The University of Auckland)
Affiliations
- Registered psychologist with the New Zealand Psychologists Board
- Member of The New Zealand College of Clinical Psychologists
