
Dr Mary Asic-Kobe
Clinical Psychologist
BSc (Honours), DPsych (Clinical), Member of Australian Psychological Society (MAPS), Member of Australian Clinical Psychology Association (MACPA), Psychology Board Approved Supervisor.
Monday to Friday
Dr Mary Asic-Kobe is a registered health practitioner in Australia and operates her own health services business at Brisbane City Psychologists rooms. Restore Psychology Pty Ltd ABN 38 164 806 160.
Issues Mary Can Help You With
About Mary
Mary is a Clinical Psychologist who offers a range of services including assessment and diagnosis, evidence-based psychological therapies, cross-cultural counselling, clinical supervision, and organisational consulting.
Prior to establishing Restore Psychology, Mary worked in both clinical and senior management roles in the non-profit sector. In her roles, she managed a torture and trauma counselling service, provided individual and group therapy, and delivered psychological well-being and cross-cultural mental health workshops. Additionally, Mary conducted training and supervision of staff and university students, managed government contracts, and facilitated research and program evaluation.
Mary’s therapeutic approach stems from a range of theoretical perspectives and evidence-based treatment approaches. Her extensive experience working with people across the lifespan and from various socio-economic backgrounds and cultures has enhanced her skills in adapting therapy to reflect the individual needs, perspectives, and desired outcomes of her clients.
Mary’s areas of interest include depression, anxiety, complex trauma, grief and loss, chronic health issues, adjustment difficulties, work-life balance, clarifying values and life goals, problem-solving, and communications skills (among other presenting issues).
More broadly, Mary is strongly focused on working with her clients to self-manage their symptoms, achieve lasting change, and most importantly, improve their Quality of Life. She is committed to improving her performance through client feedback, monitoring outcomes, and self-evaluation; all of which are important aspects of facilitating positive change.
Memberships
- Australian Clinical Psychology Association (ACPA)
- Australian Psychological Society (APS)
Registrations
- Psychologist with Clinical Endorsement (AHPRA)
Accreditations
- STAP trained supervisor