Meet Peter Macey

Peter is a Clinical Psychologist with extensive experience in private practice, working with adults. With a deep interest in understanding human behavior, he is passionate about helping individuals break unhelpful thought and behavior patterns to foster personal growth and well-being.

Peter focuses on building strong therapeutic relationships and tailoring collaborative goals to meet the unique needs of his clients. He is dedicated to enhancing confidence and skill in managing emotions, thoughts, and behaviors, while also recognizing the vital role lifestyle factors play in mental health.

Through his clinical practice, he remains committed to providing compassionate and effective psychological care, empowering individuals to make meaningful and lasting changes in their lives.

• Bachelor of Psychology (Honours), Flinders University, 2014
• Chancellors Letter of Commendation, Flinders University, 2013 & 2014
• University Medal, Flinders University, 2014
• Masters of Clinical Psychology, The University of South Australia, 2017
• AHPRA Registration with Clinical Endorsement
• Member of the Australian Psychological Society (APS)

Mental Health and Well-Being

• Anxiety and Phobias: Helping individuals manage anxiety-related challenges using evidence-based strategies.
• PTSD and Trauma: Utilising trauma-focused therapies to aid in recovery.
• Addiction: Assisting individuals in understanding and modifying patterns of addictive behaviors.
• Self Esteem: Helping clients build self-worth and develop a positive self-image.
• Perfectionism: Supporting individuals in managing high self-expectations and reducing self-criticism.

Cognitive Functioning

• Neurodivergence: Providing strategies to manage executive functioning challenges and improve daily functioning.
• Stress Management : Equipping individuals with tools to effectively handle stress and maintain balance.
• Sleep Optimisation: Helping clients develop healthy sleep habits and improve sleep quality.
• Relationship and Interpersonal Difficulties: Helping clients build self-worth and develop a positive self-image.

• Cognitive Behavior Therapy (CBT): Promoting positive change and emotional well-being by helping clients identify and modify thought patterns and behaviors.
• Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT): Addressing trauma-related beliefs to support recovery from PTSD.
• Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT): Enhancing emotional regulation, interpersonal relationships, and coping strategies.
• Prolonged Exposure : Supporting individuals in processing and reducing trauma-related distress.
• MIndfulness: Cultivating present-moment awareness to enhance emotional regulation and mental clarity.