Stacey Lee Henderson
Clinical & Organizational Psychologist |
Parenting Coach
“I help individuals and couples navigate OCD, anxiety and relationship challenges, support parents through parenting coaching and child assessments, and draw on my organisational psychology expertise to help professionals and organisations strengthen career and workplace wellbeing.”
Overview
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BSc in Psychology
James Cook University, Singapore
MSc in Clinical Psychology
Kingston University, UK
MSc in Organisational Psychology
Birkbeck University, UK
Certified Crisis Responder
National Association for Victim Advocacy (NOVA), USACertified Mindfulness Teacher & Practitioner
Mindfulness Academy Solterenno, Spain
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Crisis Responder
National Organization for Victim Advocacy (NOVA)
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Who I work with
Children | Teens | Adults | Couples | Parents | FamiliesAreas of support
• Addiction
• Anger management
• Anxiety
• Career coaching
• Chronic illness
• Depression
• Expatriate adjustment
• Learning disability
• Parent coaching
• Psychological assessments
• Self-esteem issues
• Special needs & neurodiversity
• Stress
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• English
• French
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• Gottman Couple Therapy
• Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
• Solution-Focused Brief Therapy
• Motivational Interviewing
• Choice Therapy
• Reality Therapy
• Mindfulness-Based Therapy
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Clinical Hours
In-person & online
Sat | 10am-1.50pmRates
$210 outside office hours
Biography
Stacey holds a Masters in Clinical Psychology (Kingston University, London), a Masters in Organisational Psychology (Birkbeck University, London) and a Bachelor of Psychology from James Cook University (Singapore). She is also a qualified Mindfulness Teacher and Practitioner (Mindfulness Academy Solterenno, Spain) and a certified crisis responder by the National Organization for Victim Assistance (NOVA), USA.
Stacey has over 10 years of experience working across hospitals, corporates and in private practice with individuals, couples, working professionals and caregivers of patients with chronic illnesses. She started her career working with children with special needs, to young adults, older adults with chronic illness and now with working professionals.
Coming from a bi-cultural background (European and Asian), Stacey understands first-hand the importance of how the role of culture impacts an individual’s ability to transition as an Expatriate or even to acclimatise upon returning home from a long stint away. Stacey works with adults dealing with issues of stress, anxiety, grief, addiction, social anxiety, traumas, and depression. She guides individuals struggling with poor self-esteem, confidence and body image issues through learning about self-compassion and self-love.
Stacey has experience working with couples through communication issues and conflict resolution. She uses a series of mindfulness techniques, active listening, the 5 love languages and Gottman’s Theories to rediscover each other through communication, intimacy and rebuilding trust within the relationship.
Stacey takes a holistic approach informed from different modalities such as Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Solution-Focused Brief Therapy, Choice Theory & Reality Therapy, Motivational Interviewing and Mindfulness-Based Therapies for Insomnia, Compassion and Leadership & Decision Making.
In her training in Organisational Psychology and Workplace Wellbeing, Stacey works with professionals who are struggling with workplace burnout, difficulties finding meaning in their work again and eagerness to develop through professional growth. She is experienced in delivering Masterclasses, Workshops, and Group Therapy in the topics of resilience, self-care, organisational wellbeing, mindful movement and effective performance.
What does it really mean to be resilient when life feels overwhelming? Clinical Psychologist Stacey Lee Henderson explores why resilience isn't about never struggling, how hope and connection help us through difficult times, and why asking for help can be an act of strength.