Emma Williams

Emma Williams is a Provisional Psychologist working with individuals across a range of mental health and wellbeing concerns, including anxiety, trauma, grief, chronic pain, and adjustment to change. She has experience supporting people in youth mental health, disability, and workplace rehabilitation settings, and she brings a calm, thoughtful presence to therapy.

Emma focuses on building a safe, collaborative therapeutic relationship where clients feel respected and heard. She tailors therapy to each person’s goals, strengths, and circumstances, supporting them to develop practical coping strategies, emotional regulation skills, and greater confidence over time.

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Emma supports people experiencing:

·       Anxiety and excessive worry

·       Low mood and depression

·       Trauma and PTSD-related symptoms

·       Grief and loss

·       Stress related to change, work, or injury

·       Chronic pain and adjustment to health conditions

·       Emotional and behavioural challenges

She also works with children and adolescents, offering developmentally appropriate and supportive care.

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Emma’s approach is client-centred, trauma-informed, and evidence-based. She draws on therapies including CBT, ACT, Schema Therapy, motivational interviewing, solution-focused brief therapy, and internal family systems-informed techniques, adapting sessions to suit each client’s needs and preferences.

She places strong value on reflective practice and works under board-approved supervision as part of her 5+1 internship pathway. Clients often describe Emma as warm, open, and collaborative, with a focus on practical strategies that feel achievable and relevant to everyday life.

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·       Adults and young people experiencing anxiety, trauma, or low mood

·       Young people aged 12–25

·       People navigating workplace stress, injury, or return-to-work pathways

·       Individuals living with chronic pain or disability

·       Neurodivergent clients

·       LGBTIQ+ clients

·       Clients from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds

·       People with experiences of family, domestic, or sexual violence

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·       Provisional Psychologist (AHPRA) – 5+1 Internship Pathway

·       Master of Psychology (Professional), Curtin University

·       Bachelor of Science (Psychology) with First Class Honours, University of Western Australia

·       Mental Health First Aid

·       Current Working with Children Check

·       NDIS Worker Screening Clearance

·       First Aid and CPR

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“I aim to create a safe, inclusive space where people feel respected and understood. I adapt my approach to each client’s background, identity, and lived experience, working collaboratively to support meaningful and sustainable change.”

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