Hallie Marmion

Hallie Marmion is an AHPRA Registered Psychologist with a Masters Degree in Professional Psychology from Monash University and has completed her Psychology supervisor training with Deakin University. Hallie values compassion and offers experiences of being deeply listened to, together with evidenced based and lived experience informed strategies to help you achieve your desired goals. Hallie works with children, young people, families and adults of all ages. Hallie’s passions include: giving neurodiversity affirming and collective care, supporting people to heal from adversity, and understanding people’s unique strengths and challenges through assessment.
Hallie hold’s professional memberships with the Australian Association of Psychologist Inc (AAPI) and the League of Autistic and Affirming Peers and Colleagues (LOAPAC).
Hallie brings experience working in schools, forensic, hospital and community health services. Hallie can support with experiences of: disability, anxiety, panic, obsessive thoughts and related compulsions, depression, self-injury, sleep difficulties, low self-esteem, perfectionism, attentional difficulties, aggression, grief and loss, chronic pain, relationship conflicts, adjustment difficulties, bullying and trauma. Hallie uses Psycho-education, Synergetic Play Therapy, Eye Movement Desensitisation and Reprocessing, Adapted Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Mindfulness and Compassion Focused Therapy, Hypnosis/Solution Oriented Therapy and Narrative Therapy. Hallie regularly invests in high-quality training and supervision. Hallie has attended professional conferences in Australia and Overseas. Hallie has attended the Evolution of Psychotherapy Conference, The Regulated Classrooms Conference and the Australian Childhood Foundation International Conference.