0493 043 290
reception@calepsych.com.au
EMILY CALE
Director
CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGIST AND BOARD-APPROVED SUPERVISOR
BPsych(Hons) MPsych(Clin)
ABOUT
EXPERIENCE
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Emily enjoys working with children, young people, and adults and has a particular interest in the assessment and treatment of anxiety disorders. She is recognised for her ability to identify and overcome treatment barriers and work effectively with complex and severe presentations.
Emily is warm and responsive, yet focused in her approach, and committed to finding creative opportunities to connect with her younger clients. She values the autonomy of the individuals that she works with, and is respectful of their own insights. She works flexibly, but at all times within evidence-based frameworks.
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Emily has been in private practice for over 10 years. She has also worked in university clinics, inpatient and outpatient hospital settings, and school settings. Her experience includes eight years at Macquarie University's Centre for Emotional Health (CEH), an integrated research and treatment clinic. Emily is an accredited Cool Kids provider and continues to be an Associate Member of CEH.
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Throughout her career Emily has always had regular involvement in the research, development and delivery of evidence-based treatment programs for people with emotional disorders. She has also previously held the position of course convenor and lecturer for a core unit on Macquarie University’s Clinical Psychology Masters Program.
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Emily has worked within the school system as a senior lead psychologist, and her private practice work is enhanced by insights from this role. Emily collaborates effectively with the people and systems that her clients rely on for nurturing and advocacy, and is strong in her ability to tailor pragmatic interventions that best support positive outcomes.
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QUALIFICATIONS
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Bachelor of Psychology (Honours)
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Master of Psychology (Clinical)
SERVICES
INDIVIDUAL THERAPY
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Cale Clinical Psychology offers face-to-face and telehealth psychological assessment and treatment services to children, young people, and adults.
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Social anxiety
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Generalised anxiety
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Separation anxiety
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Panic attacks
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Obsessive-compulsive disorders
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Specific phobias
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Depression and self harm
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Neurodiversity including ADHD and
autistic persons
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​School refusal
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Emotion regulation difficulties
- Parenting and child behaviour concerns
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Interpersonal concerns and relationship difficulties
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Grief, loss, and trauma
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Work/academic stress
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Chronic illness
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Adjustment and transition difficulties
APPOINTMENTS
How to book
Please email Reception to make an appointment. You will need to bring a referral if you wish to make a Medicare claim.
What to expect
Our Director speaks with each new client (or client-parent/guardian) to form a brief understanding of your concerns and goals, to make sure our service is appropriate to your needs.
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After booking your first appointment, you will be emailed a secure link to complete an intake form. By updating your details before your first visit, you can make the most of your appointment time. The intake form includes a copy of our comprehensive Information and Consent Form.
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For clients 13 years and younger, the initial appointment is most typically parent(s)/guardian(s)-only. This structure allows parents/guardians to express their concerns freely and for the psychologist to collect necessary background information.
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Availability
Mondays & Fridays 10am - 2pm
Tuesdays & Thursdays 10am - 5pm
Wednesdays - Closed
We do not provide psychometric testing, or reports for legal or insurance matters.
LOCATION
PHONE
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0493 043 290
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ADDRESS
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Suite 1
969 Pacific Highway
Pymble NSW 2073
PUBLIC TRANSPORT
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Cale Clinical Psychology is just 70m from Pymble train station.
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CAR
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There is 2hr council carparking (limited spots) directly behind the building, otherwise please see the marked-up parking map provided to new clients.
