• Dr Frank Valzano
  • Psychotherapist
  • (02) 8000 0047
  • Taking new clients
    • Drummoyne, NSW
        • Dr. Frank Valzano is an Australian psychotherapist, educator, and researcher based in New South Wales. He is known for integrating extensive academic training in the natural sciences with clinical practice in mental health.

          Professional Background

          Clinical Practice: He operates a private practice called Healing Moments located in Drummoyne, NSW. He specialises in treating complex trauma, PTSD, anxiety, depression, and dissociative disorders for individuals.

          Academic Role: Dr. Valzano serves as a Lecturer in the Master of Psychotherapy and Counselling program at Western Sydney University.

          Community Work: He has previously worked as a crisis counsellor for Lifeline and as a psychotherapist at a walk-in center in Darlinghurst.

          Specialisations & Therapeutic Approach

          Dr. Valzano utilises a range of evidence-based and trauma-informed modalities, including:
          EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitisation and Reprocessing). Person-Centred Therapy, emotion focussed, solutions focussed, and Family Systems.

          Research Interests: His academic work focuses on better supporting clients with schizophrenia, transgender dysphoria, and the efficacy of online therapy.

          Education & Credentials

          Dr. Valzano holds dual expertise in science and mental health:

          PhD and BSc (Hons): Earned a Doctor of Philosophy in natural sciences from the Australian National University (2001).

          Master of Psychotherapy and Counselling: Graduated with Distinction from Western Sydney University, appearing on the Dean's Merit List every year.

          Membership: He is a clinical member of the Psychotherapy and Counselling Federation of Australia (PACFA).

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