Our Therapy
Therapeutic Approach
Referral Process and Rebates
Therapeutic Approach
New Door Psychologists have a client-centred therapeutic approach to best respond your needs. We use evidence-based therapies including Mindfulness-based therapy such as Acceptance and Commitment Therapy and Dialectical Behavioural Therapy , Cognitive Behaviour Therapy, Schema Therapy and Motivational Interviewing.
We will work with you as a whole person, not just your symptoms.
Clients Issues
Referral Process and Rebates
Therapeutic Approach
New Door Psychologists can assist with a wide range of issues, including but not limited to: low mood, anxiety, life transitions and adjustment (including grief and loss, separation, and health diagnosis), relationships issues, perinatal issues, health behaviour change, and chronic pain (including vulvodynia).
Referral Process and Rebates
Referral Process and Rebates
Referral Process and Rebates
Medicare rebates are available with a referral from your GP. If you are eligible, your GP will create a Mental Health Care Plan for you.
Rebates can also be accessed under Private Health Insurance and other various insurers.
Who We Are
Are you ready to open a new door?
Therapists at New Door Psychology are commited to contributing to your growth, health and well-being.
Naomi Overton, Clinical Psychologist
Naomi is passionate about helping people uncover and address the unhelpful patterns (thoughts, relational, behaviours) that hold them back from living a full and meaningful life. To assist clients in clarifying their personal values and goals, while identifying barriers and building on existing strengths, Naomi uses the following: Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Motivational Interviewing, Schema Therapy and Cognitive Behavioural Therapy.
With a Masters degree in Psychology (Clinical), Naomi’s career has spanned hospital, forensic, government and community settings. The well-being of gender diverse and same-sex attracted youth has been an area of research that Naomi has been published in, and she is experienced working with individuals identifying as LGBTIQA+.
Other areas of experience and special interest include low mood and anxiety issues such as phobias, adjustment to difficult life events such as health diagnosis and illness, management of chronic pain, vulvadynia, health behaviour change including weight loss and smoking cessation, sexual and gender identity issues, ADHD, stress management, and assertiveness training.
Melissa Lagozzino, Clinical Psychologist
I believe the struggles we face (despite the incredible suffering we feel) can be an opportunity to clarify who we are, see things anew and grow into a wiser version of ourselves. Across the last ten years as a psychologist (in prison, community, hospital, remote and private settings), I have been committed and honoured to journey with clients using evidence-based practices as a compass for self-discovery. I aim to offer reflections and skills that can help make your next step more conscious and consistent with your deepest values. I am curious and motivated to explore and enhance your well-being across multiple aspects of life, including mood, sleep, diet, work, social, creative, and spiritual, as I believe all areas are connected and contribute to holistic well-being. I believe the real work of a therapist is to empower you with self-awareness and skills that allow you to create a vital and enriching life far beyond the therapy space, and this is my intention for you.
Areas of experience and special interest include low mood, worry and anxiety issues, working with the LGBTIQA+ community, gender identity issues, perinatal mental health (fertility issues, during pregnancy, challenging births, and during the post-natal period), working with young adults clarifying their independence and identity, adjustment to difficult life events such as health diagnosis, illness and loss, health behaviour change, anger and stress management, relationship issues and Borderline Personality Disorder and traits. Melissa is also member of the Antenatal and Postnatal Psychology Network.