James Croft
Clinical Psychologist
GRAD.DIP.PSYCH, B.SCI (PSYCH) (HONS1), M.PSYCH (CLIN), MACPA
James will strive to make you feel comfortable from the moment you meet. His calm and gentle manner will help you to settle in, open up, and be yourself. You’ll feel safe and heard, all the while knowing you’re in very good hands. He’ll guide you through the entire therapy process.
Passionate.
James specialises in individual therapy for adults and is passionate about all things psychology. It’s hard to find a topic that doesn’t interest him! Below is just a sample of the many areas that James enjoys working in:
Anxiety
Relationship issues
Self-confidence
Self-identity
Depression
Men’s mental health
Stress
Life meaning
Obsessive traits
Behavioural addictions
Cancer/health
Gender and sexuality
James has helped people through a wide range of issues over the years, from responding to and processing major life events, to addressing longer-standing issues that have proven resistant to standard therapy.
If you’re unsure as to whether your particular situation is going to be suitable for James, please feel free to reach out and ask!
Dedicated.
James prioritises quality over quantity by offering a limited number of appointments per day. This allows him to invest more energy and attention during sessions and dedicate additional time outside of sessions to your care. He ensures each and every person receives a unique therapy experience tailored to their individual circumstances, preferences, and goals. To learn more about James’ unique approach to therapy, click below.
Experienced.
In addition to his private practice work, James also works as a Senior Clinical Psychologist and Supervisor at The University of Sydney’s Gambling Treatment & Research Clinic, a service dedicated to using the most advanced therapy techniques to effect behaviour change. Prior to that, James was working in the psycho-oncology (cancer services) team at St Vincent’s Hospital, Sydney.
James is a Board-Approved Supervisor with The Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency, providing clinical supervision and support to psychologists at all stages of their careers.
James received his Masters of Clinical Psychology from The University of New South Wales and undergraduate qualifications from The University of Sydney, receiving academic commendations from both.
Clinical Psychologist?
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Qualifications
Masters of Psychology (Clinical), UNSW
Bachelor of Science (Psychology) (Honours 1), USYD
Graduate Diploma in Psychology, USYD
Endorsements & Professional Memberships
Clinical Psychology (PSY0002165222)
Board-Approved Supervisor
The Australian Clinical Psychology Association (Full Membership)
