About
I'm Remy Lindner, a clinical psychologist in Melbourne. After fifteen years of broad clinical practice, I've narrowed my focus to psycho-oncology and end-of-life care — supporting people at any stage of cancer, through diagnosis, treatment and survivorship, as well as those facing the end of life.
What I do now
I no longer see general psychology clients. Aside from my public health role, my clinical work is now through Monfi, my home-based psycho-oncology practice. This site covers the rest: my background, and the workshops and supervision I do alongside the clinic.
How I work
My practice is client-centred and led by informed consent. I draw on a few evidence-based approaches, matched to the person and the moment — and they share a pragmatic, present-focused orientation that suits people dealing with illness, often with limited energy and a lot outside their control.
Each does a different job. Cognitive behavioural therapy offers practical tools for the anxiety, low mood and fear that come with diagnosis and treatment. Acceptance and commitment therapy helps make room for what can't be changed while still acting on what matters. Solution-focused therapy keeps things moving in small, workable steps. Motivational interviewing supports engagement without pressure. Meaning-Centred Psychotherapy, developed for advanced cancer and end-of-life care, works with meaning, purpose and identity when mortality is in the room.
Together they let me meet someone where they actually are — managing treatment one week, facing harder questions the next.
In brief
- Clinical Psychologist, endorsed in clinical psychology by the Psychology Board of Australia (Ahpra reg. PSY0001128626)
- Board-Approved Supervisor
- Master of Psychology (Counselling), Monash University
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