Psychologist profile

Phillip Raneri

Psychologist · Newtown · Telehealth available

Phillip has availability in 2 weeks · updated within the last week

Registration verifiedAHPRA registered · PSY00023466616 years practising

Phillip Raneri is a Psychologist in Newtown, NSW. Sessions are $265, about $163 out of pocket with a Medicare care plan. Phillip has availability in 2 weeks.

$265

per session

$101.55

Medicare rebate with a care plan

~$163

typical out-of-pocket

About Phillip

Phillip is a compassionate and empathetic clinical psychologist, working with clients ages 16 and above. At the heart of Phillip's therapeutic approach is client-centred therapy, which places the individual's needs and goals at the forefront of the treatment process. Whether it's managing symptoms of anxiety, mood disorders, sleep problems, behavioural challenges, stress, or interpersonal difficulties, he is committed to helping his clients overcome these challenges and live their most fulfilling lives.

Phillip's dedication to evidence-based practices ensures that his clients receive the most effective and tailored interventions. He utilises Acceptance & Commitment Therapy (ACT), Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT), and Eye Movement Desensitisation and Repossessing (EMDR) to foster personal growth and lasting positive change. He also works within an attachment informed lens and focuses on supporting parents and children to improve family relationships.

Further, Phillip’s experience spans diverse settings including schools, public youth health services, NDIS providers, and private practice. He has collaborated with renowned researchers and practitioners in the field of gender and sexuality diversity and has experience supporting gender diverse individuals understand their identity and navigate their transitions.

Phillip primarily practices in the Sydney’s Inner West suburbs of Newtown and Leichhardt .

Specialises in

  • PTSD
  • Complex trauma

Also works with

  • Anxiety and depression
  • Adjustment to major life events
  • Relational conflict
  • Sexuality and gender issues
  • Work related stress

Approaches

  • Cognitive and behavioural therapy (eg. CBT, DBT, ACT)
  • EMDR

Ages

  • Adults (18-65)

Sessions

  • Individual

Communities

  • Queer Friendly
  • Cross Cultural

Qualifications

  • Bachelor of Psychology (Honours), Western Sydney University, Australia, 2019
  • Master of Psychology (Clinical), University of Tasmania, Australia