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About Caitlin Pedel

Caitlin Pedel is a psychologist at McKinnon Psychology in Edgecliff (MClinPsych, University of Technology Sydney). She developed her interest in psychology through health roles in the Australian Army. She creates a safe, supportive space focused on values-based work and meaningful change, and works with anxiety disorders, OCD, depression, trauma, substance use, and support for emergency service personnel. She uses CBT, Schema Therapy, ACT, DBT, and Exposure Therapy. Telehealth available across Australia.

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