Ami is a warm and engaging clinical psychologist. She strives to help people get to the bottom of what drives their suffering, moving towards emotional growth and lasting change. She works with a compassionate and intuitive approach well suited towards those experiencing anxiety, low mood, relationship difficulties, stressful or traumatic life events, and problem around self-esteem or self-sabotaging behaviours.

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She has practiced widely across health and community settings including The Royal Women’s Hospital, The Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre, The Royal Children’s Hospital, and The University of Melbourne.

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Ami is particularly interested in using evidence-based and experiential techniques that go beyond traditional talk therapy. Ami utilises Intensive Short-Term Dynamic Psychotherapy (ISTDP) which can help access suppressed emotions, regulate anxiety, and let go of unhelpful strategies that no longer serve a person. She aims to help with self-understanding, improved communication, and stronger relationships, ultimately leading to decreased suffering and more enjoyment in life.