Tabitha Keon is a qualified psychologist who is both registered with the NSW Psychologists Registration Board and is an associate member of the Australian Psychological Society (APS). She holds a broad range of experience working with adults, together on an individual and group basis, assisting them to manage issues ranging from anxiety and depression through to life stressors relating to relationship issues, bereavement, and trauma.

Her specialist interests lie in relationship difficulties and currently she is involved in research at the Macquarie University Psychology Department on how individuals resolve emotional hurt occurring in the context of intimate relationships. Having studied a wide range of therapeutic techniques, both through tertiary doctoral study and continued professional development, Tabitha is able to tailor counseling to meet the individual needs of her clients.

Areas of treatment include management of anxiety, stress, and depression, couple counseling and relationship difficulties, self-esteem, bereavement, management of significant life transitions, and communication and assertiveness skills. She has enjoyed making media appearances relevant to mental health issues, as well as teaching counseling skills to psychology students at Macquarie University.

Maintaining the therapeutic relationship as such an important part of her work, Tabitha’s empathic and compassionate nature is evident in the relationship with all of her clients.