About Nichole

Nichole Morrin is a registered clinical psychologist and credentialed eating disorder clinician. Nichole has a gentle, professional and supportive approach to help clients understand how to improve their wellbeing, develop hope and potential for life. Further, Nichole works from a strength-based, holistic perspective integrating mind and body. Nichole has a lived understanding of zebra conditions (i.e., chronic fatigue, fibromyalgia, Ehlers-Danlos syndrome) and also of rural life and the impacts it can have towards mental health and wellbeing, and the challenges and benefits associated with living rurally.

Nichole is referred to as the Nervous System Psych and her clinical interest areas are invisible and persistent pain conditions, chronic overactivation of the nervous system, dysautonomia, functional neurological conditions, anxiety, depression, trauma, stress & burnout, eating disorders, body image, sleep and somatic problems, and ADHD.

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Nichole’s experience has involved working with complex, persistent, and severe mental health, working with Aboriginal and Indigenous populations, and in both public and private mental health settings. Nichole’s clinical interest areas are anxiety, depression, trauma, stress, sexual health and intimacy, women’s mental health and reproductive issues, self-esteem, chronic health issues-including the invisible pain syndromes-eating disorders, body image, sleep and somatic problems, and self-harm. Nichole works clinically with older children, adolescents and adults from a boutique clinic and via telehealth.

Other areas of focus are with psychological testing and assessments, including ADHD, cognitive, personality, memory, adaptive functioning, executive functioning, autism, etc. Nichole is also involved in research and spent time researching marginalised youth in rural and regional areas and the alternative education space.

Accreditation and Research

Academic qualifications

Master of Psychology (Clinical)
Bachelor of Science Psychology (Honours) First Class
Bachelor of Science (Psychology)

Professional registration

AHPRA registered psychologist PSY0002151144
Member of Australian Psychological Society

Research

Previous research being forwarded for publication 2021
Morrin, N. (2019). Alternative education as a ‘therapeutic environment:’ A parental perspective. Unpublished masters thesis, University of Southern Queensland.
Contributor in textbook: Psychology 5th edition (Burton, Westen, & Kowolski, 2018)
Morrin, N. (2017). Psychological wellbeing and capacity to aspire in youth enrolled in alternative education. Unpublished honours thesis, University of Southern Queensland.
Psychological Wellbeing and Capacity to Aspire in Marginalised Youth - Research presented at the Changing Worlds in Education Conference October 2018.

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