jackie hooper
Clinical Psychologist
Supervisor
Supervisor
Jackie's qualificationsBachelor of Health Science
Bachelor of Arts (First Class Honours)(Psychology) Graduate Diploma in Psychology Masters of Clinical Psychology (Distinction) Member of the Australian Psychological Society (MAPS) Fellow of the Australian College of Clinical Psychologists (FCCLP) Past Chair of the Gippsland Branch of the APS (2021-2023) Member of the Australian Disaster Response Network AHPRA Approved Primary Supervisor (All Training Pathways) |
"one wild and precious life..."Born in rural Victoria, Australia, Jackie grew up on an intergenerational farm. She befriended four leggeds, and became an advocate of caring for country before her time.
Jackie spent a considerable amount of time at university, with degrees in health science, agriculture, psychology, clinical psychology, and business. Jackie has travelled the world, driven around remote Australia twice, and lived in some unusual places. As a clinical psychologist, Jackie trained in evidenced based modalities such as CBT, ACT, Schema, EMDR, Mindful Compassion, Play Therapies, Psychotherapy, IFS, Parts Work, Somatic approaches, canine and equine assisted therapies, and nature based work. Jackie’s eclectic but down to earth approach has developed over two decades of diverse experience working in healthcare across both public and private clinical, research, and teaching settings. Jackie has extensive training, and experience, in complex neurodevelopmental and diagnostic assessments. She specialises in working with children, adolescents, and young adults with complex presentations. Jackie is passionate about guiding the next generation of psychologists to be good people capable of doing incredible things in the world. She provides training, mentoring, and professional supervision, to interns, registrars, and qualified psychologists. Professional focus:
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Acknowledgement of Country: Jackie acknowledges the Gunaikurnai People as the traditional custodians of the local lands on which she lives, works, and learns. She also acknowledges and respects the wisdom and knowledge of Aboriginal and Torres Straight Islander peoples in Indigenous health practice, and land management. Always was, always will be.