Meet Rochelle Williams
“Wanting something to change in your life is all you need to get started.”
— Rochelle Williams
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General Information
Clinical Psychology Registrar, Schema Therapist, EMDR Practitioner, CBT Therapist, Board-Approved Supervisor
Days: M, Tu, W, Th
Cost: $235, Medicare rebate available, Private Health Insurance.
Adult individuals
Adolescents age 16+
Victims of sexual assault, domestic violence, child abuse, childhood neglect, or adversity
Culturally diverse people, children of migrants
Trans; non-binary, gender diverse, and gender questioning
Gay; lesbian; bisexual; queer, and sexuality questioning
Trauma, PTSD, complex PTSD, Chronic Depression, Chronic Anxiety, Attachment Styles, Insecure Attachment, Gender Diversity, LGBTQI+ Needs, Domestic Violence, Family Violence, Prolonged Grief, Racial Trauma, Cultural Minority
Stress, Self-Esteem, Work Stress,
Relationship Difficulties, Emotion-
Regulation, Assertiveness.
Style of Therapy
Medicare-Registered Psychologist, Warm, Down-To-Earth, Trama-Informed, Attachment-Based, Gender and Sexuality Affirming, Culturally Sensitive.
Modalities: Schema Therapy, EMDR, Cognitive-Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Attachment-Focused, Mindfulness, DBT Skills, Trauma-Informed.
Things You & Rochelle Might Address:
All kinds of trauma - sexual assault, domestic violence, child abuse, childhood neglect, racism, homophobia, transphobia, war trauma, trauma encountered as a first responder, and loss of loved ones. PTSD and complex PTSD.
Anxiety, panic attacks, life stress, work stress, bullying, burnout, and OCD. Difficulties with emotion regulation. Self-esteem, shame, lack of confidence, assertiveness, harsh self-talk. Depression, lack of motivation, and emotional numbing.
Relationship and attachment issues including in dating and with partners, and with parents and siblings. This includes insecure attachment, anxious attachment, avoidant attachment, limerance, enmeshed relationships, abuse and exploitation, intimacy difficulties, loneliness and managing relationship challenges during life transitions.
Gender and sexuality, transitioning as a non-binary or trans person, working out your gender identity or sexuality, overcoming shame, being the partner or parent/family member of someone who is LGBTQI+ or questioning.
I especially love working with people from diverse cultural backgrounds and LGBTQI+ people.
Clinical Psychology Registrar, Schema Therapist, EMDR practitioner, CBT Therapist, Board-Approved Supervisor
Rochelle is a Medicare-registered psychologist with 12+ years of experience. She is warm, calm, down-to-earth, and collaborative in her approach to therapy. Her mission is to get to know you as a person, understand the change you’re looking for in your life/mental health/relationships, and offer you strategies and ideas to help you get there, at a pace that feels right for you. Rochelle has a special interest in working with trauma and attachment issues to improve emotional peace and daily wellbeing, develop loving and secure relationships, and increase confidence and self-esteem - whatever your cultural background, gender and sexuality.
Although Rochelle’s approach is relaxed and informal, she draws from 12+ years of experience in clinical and forensic psychology, two Masters degrees in psychology, advanced training in schema therapy, CBT and EMDR as well as lived experience with cultural diversity and bisexuality.
What Rochelle’s About
Rochelle started RealTalk Psychology to provide life-changing, high-quality therapy to people experiencing all sorts of long-standing difficulties.
She hopes to provide an affirming, friendly and meaningful experience of therapy that honours each person’s unique personality and goals. In other words, she hopes to be the kind of therapist she would like to see!
Outside the therapy room, Rochelle unwinds with exercise, is an avid reader and book clubber, loves dogs, talking about movies, traveling, throwing shapes on a dancefloor (or in the kitchen), and sharing delicious food with good friends and family. Her ultimate self-care treat is a massage.
Credentials
Master of Clinical Psychology (Post-Registration)
Master of Psychology (Forensic)
Psychology Board of Australia-approved Supervisor
