Sue Sheedy
someone.health Psychologist
Hi, I'm Sue 
For many years I’ve been supporting people in adapting to different changes in their lives, whether relational, working, or learning. Talking to someone can be very helpful and I am here to listen. Stresses of everyday life in these times can be very difficult, and reaching out to talk to someone is your first step towards gaining a sense of control and purpose in your life.
It would be a privilege to help you identify your challenges, and support you working towards a more fulfilling and meaningful life for yourself.
Sue's ready to help you improve your mental health.
Academic Credentials
Sue has completed a Bachelor of Arts, majoring in Psychology and Linguistics; a Bachelor of Education; and a Bachelor of Science (Honours). Her postgraduate research studies include the 2-year Master of Psychology degree, (Educational and Developmental). She is registered with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA), a Psychology Board approved Supervisor, a member of the Australian Psychological Society (APS), and a registered teacher.
Sue has training and experience using several evidence-based approaches with adults and children, including Brief Solution Focused Therapy, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT).
Counselling Experience
Sue has experience working with many people of different ages across the lifespan, children, adolescents, and adults - including ‘seniors’.
The diverse range of challenges she has provided support and counselling for include young children with anxiety and adjusting to remote online learning; children and also adults with learning difficulties, especially dyslexia; work and relationship issues; helping parents find joy in their relationship with their children, including those with behavioural difficulties or medical and disability concerns. She has also worked with adults who are new to Australia with different cultural and language backgrounds; expats experiencing adjustment challenges, and indigenous adults.
She has also provided counselling and support to senior high school students for career guidance, and to proactively help them manage stresses and anxiety, study skills and ‘learning how to learn
Areas of experience
Learn more about the various mental health challenges that Sue can help you with.
