Dr Elizabeth Ogden

Clinical Psychologist

Orewa

Profile

Dr Elizabeth Ogden has worked in the adult mental health field in public, NGO and private practice settings. She has a professional, nonjudgmental, and warm treatment approach. She is passionate about working collaboratively with clients to support them to make sustainable and meaningful changes in their lives. Elizabeth uses a range of evidence-based treatment strategies to develop a treatment plan with each individual client that is tailored to their needs.

Expertise

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Post-Traumatic Stress disorder
Adjustment following stressful incidents/trauma
Low mood and Depression
Anxiety disorders
Managing intense emotions
Self-harming behaviors
Distressing intrusive thoughts
Psychosis
Problem-solving and Decision making
Relationship issues
Adjustment, life transitions and change
Phobias and avoidance
Communication problems/assertiveness
Social skills
Rumination, over-thinking
Life transitions and personal growth

Therapy approaches

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Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
Acceptance and Commitment Therapy
Dialectical Behaviour Therapy
Eye Movement Desensitisation and Reprocessing Therapy
Mindfulness

Qualifications

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Doctorate of Clinical Psychology (The University of Auckland).
Bachelor of Arts (first class honours in Psychology) (The University of Auckland)
Graduate Diploma Psychology (Victoria University
Bachelor of Commerce (Otago University)

Affiliations

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Registered psychologist with the New Zealand Psychologists Board
Member of the New Zealand Psychological Society

Book with Elizabeth

Please outline briefly what you would like help with; we will endeavour to contact you within 24 hours for a free phone consultation, if we can’t help you we can do our best to point you in the right direction.

availability

Currently not accepting new clients.

Locations

Orewa

Hours

Flexible

Rate

$170

Thanks for your enquiry, we will endeavour to contact you within 24 hours for a free 15 minute phone consultation.

Please note that we are not an emergency service, in the event of an emergency please call 111. If you need to talk to someone urgently you can see your GP or phone one of the following helplines.

Lifeline: 0800 543 354
Youthline: 0800 376 633

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