Chloe Flemming, AASW

Chloe Flemming trained in psychology and social work at the University of Sydney, graduating in 2003, and has since built a long career supporting people through a wide range of life challenges. She began her social work practice in January 2004 at The Sutherland Hospital in Sydney, where she worked directly with patients and their families to manage hospital stays and discharge planning.

Her work has included five years living and working in London, UK, where she continued in hospital roles and later moved into care management positions. After returning to Australia she took roles with the Department of Human Services, later Services Australia, where her work focused on assisting some of the country’s most vulnerable people through complex situations such as domestic violence, family relationship breakdown and suicidality.

She is an Accredited Clinical Social Worker (AASW), a credential that requires ongoing engagement with evidence-based treatment approaches to maintain registration, so clients receive care informed by current best practice. Chloe uses a holistic lens in therapy, considering the physical, psychological, social, cultural and material parts of a person’s life and how these interact to affect wellbeing. Her clinical approach is grounded in warmth and empathy, and she draws on methods such as Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, mindfulness and motivational interviewing to support change.

Chloe brings genuine dedication to helping people navigate stress, anxiety, grief, relationship and intimacy issues, trauma and addiction, parenting and career transitions, and other challenges. She aims to build a collaborative relationship with each client and looks forward to getting to know them as individuals.