Dr Marilia Libera | Clinical Psychologist

Member Australian Psychological Society (MAPS)
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Marilia’s therapeutic style is open and sensitive to individual differences. As a clinical psychologist with extensive experience in the assessment and treatment of a variety of psychological issues, she is passionate about tailoring therapy for each individual rather than using a “one size fits all” approach. While supporting her clients, she works on developing and teaching strategies that they can transfer from the therapy room to “real life”.


Dr Libera was born in Brazil, and migrated to Australia 10 years ago. She has experienced firsthand the struggles and complexities of migrating to a different country, and understands the difficulties individuals and families may go through while living in Australia. In addition, she has also lived in Japan for 7 years, giving her an intimate understanding of Japanese and Asian cultures, and the unique challenges they face migrating to Australia.


Areas of expertise
Mainly CBT and Acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT), and incorporating other therapies as necessary (e.g. Dialetical behavioural therapy, schema therapy) to treat all forms of anxiety disorders including OCD, Depression & Stress, chronic pain management, Phobias, Panic Disorders, Cross Cultural Relationship Difficulties, Cultural transition and integration difficulties, Eating Disorders and Body Dismorphic Disorder. Also, Addictions, Substance Abuse and compulsive behaviour.

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Marilia works with;
Men
Women
Couples

 

Placement Experience
UQ psychology clinic
The Prince Charles Hospital (rehabilitation impatient and outpatient clinic)
The Princess Alexandra Hospital
Canossa Private Hospital (pain management program)


Education and training
Bachelor of Science (Psychology and Neuroscience)
Bachelor of Science with Honours (Class I, psychology)
Doctor of Psychology (Clinical Psychology and Clinical Neuropsychology)
 

 




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