3 Best Psychologists in Nowra

“Kate Veljaca graduated with a Bachelor of Arts (Honours) at Macquarie University, Australia. She utilises a collaborative approach to achieve the best results. Kate Veljaca works with you to develop a customised treatment plan that addresses your unique needs and concerns. She is the owner of Shoalhaven Clinical Psychology. The clinic treats patients with the utmost respect and compassion and strives to provide sustainable outcomes. Kate Veljaca delivers a safe and comfortable atmosphere when being treated. If you're looking for help with psychological problems, don't hesitate to contact Kate Veljaca today.”

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“Enid Bourne has over 23 years of experience in the field of psychology. She is an associate member of APS (Australian Psychological Society). She has extensive experience, having worked with people from a great range of backgrounds and situations and with a comprehensive range of issues. Enid Bourne also provided counselling training andonal clinical supervision for colleagues in the counselling and welfare services. She attends professional development and training events with psychological colleagues regularly. Enid Bourne has worked in government health services with people with disabilities and mental health issues in hospitals, rehabilitation, and youth services.”

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“Ashleigh Skinner is a clinical psychologist who provides support through difficult times and works with you on challenges or issues you may be facing. She is dedicated to developing an understanding of who you are, the difficulties you are facing and the goals you would like to work toward. Ashleigh Skinner works with adults aged 18 years and over. She delivers a supportive, warm, holistic approach and develops a tailored, evidence-based treatment plan that addresses your needs and goals. She has worked with people of different ages and diverse cultures and backgrounds. Ashleigh Skinner provides assessment, case formulation, and individualised therapeutic intervention to those in early adulthood, middle adulthood, and older adulthood experiencing many difficulties or concerns.”

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