Lindy Gemmell
Experienced Counsellor, Supervisor
Accredited Mental Health Social Worker ​
Qualifications:
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Masters of Social Work
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(Professional Qualifying)
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Bachelor of Social Science
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(Counselling & Social Welfare)
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Diploma of Community Services
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Additional Training including:
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Graduate Certificate in Play and Art Therapy (currently completing)
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Dialectical Behavioural Therapy intensive training
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Synergetic Play Therapy, Moving and Soothing, Sensorimotor Psychotherapy
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Dyadic Developmental Psychotherapy (DDP)
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NDIS Provider training
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Registrations:
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Accredited Mental Health Social Worker - Medicare Provider
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Registered Counsellor with Victims Services Counselling
Having extensively trained with leading experts in neurobiology and trauma. Supporting individuals since 2006, specialist support with children since 2013.
'Supporting individuals to build their resources to manage distress within the body'
Extensive knowledge of the vast ways in which trauma expression and neurodiversity is seen including;
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Emotional dysregulation
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Post traumatic stress
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Anxiety
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Relationship difficulties
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School difficulties or avoidance
​'A strong advocate for societal change and reducing stigma since 2006
in the areas of trauma informed practices, neurodiversity and mental health.
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Working across challenging and complex practice environments in these areas through
direct client support and in management, supervisory and board director roles'
Accredited Mental Health
Social Workers
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Accredited Mental Health Social Workers (AMHSWs) have advanced training and are recognised providers with Medicare Australia and other programs, delivering clinical social work services in mental health settings and utilising a range of evidence-based strategies.
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AMHSWs work with people across the lifespan (including children, adults and older persons) and provide a unique contribution to the mental health space in their holistic approach to working with a person.
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