The Victorian Psychology Clinic

Therapy for Emotional Difficulties in Essendon & Moonee Ponds

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Emotions are a natural and important part of life. They help us connect with others, respond to our environment, and make sense of our experiences. However, when emotions feel overwhelming, unpredictable or difficult to manage, they can begin to affect relationships, work, study and overall wellbeing.

At The Victorian Psychology Clinic, we provide therapy for emotional difficulties for adolescents and adults in Essendon, Moonee Ponds and via telehealth. We support clients who may feel emotionally overwhelmed, experience rapid shifts in mood, struggle to express feelings, or find it difficult to manage distress in helpful ways.

Emotional difficulties can arise for many reasons, including past experiences, chronic stress, trauma, neurobiological factors, or patterns of coping that have developed over time. Our psychologists take a compassionate, collaborative and individualised approach to support, and where appropriate we work alongside general practitioners, psychiatrists and other treating professionals involved in a client’s care.

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Signs and Impact of Emotional Regulation Difficulties:

People experiencing emotional regulation difficulties may notice that emotions feel especially intense, long-lasting, or hard to manage. This can affect self-esteem, relationships and day-to-day functioning.

Signs of emotional difficulties may include:

  • frequent mood swings or emotional outbursts
  • feeling easily overwhelmed or unable to settle after distress
  • difficulty calming down once upset
  • trouble identifying, expressing or managing feelings in a helpful way
  • impulsive behaviours during periods of distress
  • feeling highly sensitive to criticism, rejection or abandonment
  • chronic feelings of emptiness, loneliness or low self-worth
  • difficulties maintaining stable relationships due to emotional intensity
 

Emotional dysregulation is sometimes linked with anxiety, depression, trauma, personality vulnerabilities, or chronic stress, but it can also occur without a single clear cause. Understanding the broader context is often an important part of treatment.

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Treatment & Support for Emotional Difficulties

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How we can support you

At VPC, we work with individuals experiencing emotional overwhelm, relationship challenges, and patterns of distress that feel difficult to shift. Our psychologists aim to provide a safe, respectful and non-judgemental space in which clients can begin to better understand their emotions and work towards meaningful change over time.

Therapy may help with:

  • understanding and managing emotional intensity
  • developing healthier coping strategies
  • improving communication and relationships
  • strengthening self-worth and emotional resilience
  • responding to distress in more helpful and sustainable ways
 

If you often feel emotionally overwhelmed or struggle to manage intense feelings, support is available.

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Welcome to The Victorian Psychology Clinic

The following psychologists have current availability:

Chiara Dargin  – Individuals 18+ years and couples 

Sian Brown – Individuals 16+ years

Holly McManus – Individuals 18+ years

Lee Sepe – Individuals 18 years+

Lucas Roelandt – Individuals 10 years+

Sky Mutch – Individuals 17 years+ 

David Humphrys – Individuals 17 years+ 

Bradley Rooney – Individuals 16 years+; 10 years+ for ADHD & ASD assessments 

If you would like to make an appointment, please contact our office on 03 7018 1716 or email support@vicpsychclinic.com.au

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