Dr. Nerissa D Hendricks

Ms. Nerissa Hendricks is an experienced Counseling Psychologist providing psychological assessment and evidence-based counseling for children, adolescents, adults, and couples. She works with individuals experiencing stress, anxiety, emotional challenges, life transitions, and interpersonal or relationship concerns. She offers individual therapy and couples therapy, supporting clients in understanding their thoughts, emotions, and behavioral patterns while developing healthier coping strategies. Her clinical work focuses on stress and anxiety management, relationship and family concerns, parenting support, and overall emotional well-being. Ms. Nerissa follows a compassionate, client-centered, and non-judgmental approach to therapy, creating a safe and supportive environment for clients to openly explore their concerns. Her goal is to help individuals and couples build emotional resilience, strengthen relationships, and improve their overall quality of life. She is committed to providing ethical and evidence-based psychological care and regularly engages in professional development to stay updated with evolving practices in mental health care. Areas of Interest / Specialties * Anxiety and Stress Management * Relationship and Couples Therapy * Parenting and Family Concerns * Emotional and Behavioral Difficulties * Psychological Assessment and Counseling

Certificate on dementia and diversity in primary care, Identifying early signs of psychosis in adolescents and young adults, unconscious bias in medicine - The Stanford University School of Medicine An intensive workshop on forensic psychology (advanced level) - Your Dost Course completion on teaching students who have suffered complex trauma - Queensland University Foundation course in pain and palliative care at Trivandrum Institute of Palliative Sciences extension for community healthcare outcomes (TIPS – ECHO) NO. TP-FCP Co89 Certified Art based therapist associated with Antidote Mental Health Overcoming imposter syndrome: identify the patterns undermining your confidence – University of Southern Queensland Thesis : A comparative study of stress and resilience among working and non-working women Effects of self-esteem on social media