At GCA we acknowledge that sometimes coaching and mentoring isn't enough, and more help is needed. As such we partner with several mental health professionals from various fields so everyone can get an appropriate level of help.
Dr Jenna Cornell M.D. - GP
Dr Jenna received her Medical Degree from the University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry. She did her residency in Family Medicine and is a Board Certified Family Doctor. Dr Jenna did further training in 2001 which allowed her to become Board Certified in Holistic Medicine. She became a Fellow of the Royal New Zealand Colleges of General Practitioners while working in New Zealand is now also a Fellow of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners.
Dr Jenna has enjoyed a rich life during her 25 years in medicine with a wide range of experiences working in private practice, emergency medicine and indigenous health. Because of this she has a real breadth of experience in many areas including chronic disease such as diabetes and heart disease, woman’s health, prenatal care and complementary medicine. She has worked with indigenous people from the bottom of the Grand Canyon to the Islands of Alaska, New Zealand and now Australia. She was blessed to learn traditional healing from the indigenous healers of these tribes and has combined this wisdom with her western medical training.
Dr Jenna goes beyond the presenting symptoms and works with her patients to find the root cause of dis-ease. Her indigenous wisdom combined with her holistic training allows her to integrate a variety of healing traditions. She works with the person as a whole: body, mind, emotions and spirit and through this empowers people to find wholeness through health and wellbeing.
She has now realised her dream to practice in an integrated clinic where all healing modalities work together to effect change for the benefit of the patient’s wellbeing.
For more information see Jenna's website at holisticwellness.net.au
Elinor van Ommen - Clinical Psychologist
Dr Elinor van Ommen is a Clinical Psychologist known for her compassion and her wholistic approach to psychological wellbeing. Elinor’s therapeutic focus is to understand the whole person, not just a collection of symptoms, and to help people identify and transcend unhelpful patterns that keep them feeling ‘stuck’. Elinor draws on a number of evidence-based therapies to tailor therapy to the needs and strengths of each client. Therapies include Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT), Mindfulness-based therapies, Schema Therapy, Psychodynamic principles, Solution Focused Therapy, Compassion-based approaches.
Elinor works with adolescents, adults, and older adults experiencing: Depression, Anxiety, Trauma (PTSD), Perfectionism, Grief and Loss, Relationship concerns, including couples counselling, Self-esteem concerns, Personal growth, Stress and Burnout and Loss of meaning.
Medicare rebates are available, sliding scale will be considered in special cases.
For more information see Elinor's website at newpsychology.net.au
Claire Newman - Clinical Psychotherapist
Claire is a fully qualified and registered Clinical Psychotherapist, Counsellor, Teacher, Life Coach and Mentor who has been working in clinical practice since 2012 and private practice since 2007. She started her career in the Mental Health sector, having worked in brain injury rehab, drug and alcohol rehab; eating disorder rehab; forensic units and ICU; community homes and adolescents with challenging behaviour. Claire participated in the very first intake for the Global Coaching Academy’s Life Coaching and Mentoring course many years ago, which opened a doorway for ongoing professional development to support people with deep psychological change and transformation.
Claire runs a private practice offering 1:1 and group sessions combining therapy, coaching, and mentoring for healing and transformation. She works with clients to address the past experiences that hinder them in the present to create awareness, autonomy, and personal freedom. She has a special interest and clinical training to support people move beyond relational trauma, such as abuse and has facilitated several group therapy programs to help people heal. Her passion is to get to the heart of the matter, by holding a compassionate, kind, yet firm, loving space. She knows that everyone already has the answers within them and is far more capable than they currently perceive.
Claire is a member of BACP, UKCP, IARTA, EATA and Metanoia Institute and works within their ethical framework for clinical practice.
