ANGELA PAVLOV
IS A REGISTERED PSYCHOLOGIST
Brisbane & ONLINE Appointments
Angela Pavlov is a Brisbane based Registered Psychologist with over 14 years of counselling experience, offering online appointments to all Australia wide.
She has a background in counselling psychology with an emphasis on assisting individuals to enhance relationships, alleviate symptoms, build resilience, prevent relapse, improve overall wellbeing and day to day functioning.
Angela has expertise in using a wide range of therapies which are selectively chosen to suit both the individual and the presenting problem.
Evidence based interventions include:
• Cognitive Behaviour Therapy
• Brief Solution Focused Therapy
• Emotional Focused Therapy
• Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy
• Schema Therapy
• Interpersonal Therapy
Angela is available for referrals of psychological interventions for individuals aged 18 and over.
Angela graduated from the University of Queensland in 2004 with a Bachelor of Psychological Science with Honours.
Angela’s approach is tailored to meet the individual client’s needs, with the aim of assisting individuals to learn more adaptive coping strategies to successfully negotiate life’s challenges.
Angela works mainly within a Cognitive-Behavioural Therapy framework, utilising techniques from other therapies such as Interpersonal Psychotherapy and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy as needed.
Brisbane based, Angela also offers online psychologist & counselling appointments Australia wide.
• psycho-education
• skills training (e.g. relaxation, mindfulness and assertiveness)
• cognitive restructuring and behaviour modification
Angela is also an experienced crisis counsellor and has previously been employed as a telephone counsellor at Lifeline.
In this role her duties included providing crisis interventions for individuals in distress as well as risk assessment and suicide prevention.
Please note that as a psychologist I am unable to guarantee outcomes. While every effort is made to identify the best treatment approach to suit the individual, human beings are all unique & mental health is complex. As such, there may be a variety of reasons why some clients do not respond to treatment.
If a client is not responding to treatment, different therapeutic approaches may be applied & treatment focuses on identifying barriers. If this is not successful you may be referred on to another practitioner or mental health service for treatment that is more suitable for your condition.
