Amy Gibbs is a clinical psychologist and psychologist based in Bundoora, Victoria. She works from Judith Street Clinic at 1 Judith Street, Bundoora VIC 3083.
In her appointments, Amy provides individual therapy sessions for people who want steady support and a clear plan. Many clients come in when life feels a bit out of control, stress is building, or they’re stuck in the same patterns and want things to feel easier. She also offers couples counselling and family therapy, which can be helpful when relationship issues are affecting the whole home.
A big part of Amy’s work is behavioural therapy and cognitive-behavioural therapy (CBT). CBT is often used to help people notice how thoughts, feelings, and actions link together. In many cases, that means learning practical ways to handle anxiety, low mood, conflict, and day-to-day stress. At times, it also helps with routines, coping skills, and making small changes that add up over time.
When it comes to couples, sessions can focus on communication, dealing with arguments, and sorting out patterns that keep showing up. For families, the goal is usually to reduce tension and help everyone find a more workable way forward, not just “get through” the week. Therapy sessions are generally about creating space to understand what’s happening, and then putting effort into changes that feel realistic.
Experience is based on the therapy types listed in this profile, including individual therapy, couples counselling, and family therapy, with a focus on behavioural approaches and CBT. Education details are not shown on this profile, but Amy’s work is guided by these evidence-based therapy approaches.
Details about publications and clinical trials are not included here. If you’re considering an appointment, it can be a good idea to talk through what you’re hoping for and whether individual, couples, or family therapy feels like the best fit for you right now.