Dr Evan Chachos is a registered clinical psychologist. He obtained his undergraduate and master’s (clinical and health psychology) degrees from the University of Manchester and his doctoral degree in clinical psychology at Monash University. Evan has extensive academic, research, and clinical international experience (Greece, UK, Australia). He is committed to ongoing professional development and evidence-based practice to provide effective, safe, non-stigmatising, and compassionate care tailored to each person’s psychological needs. Evan maintains a strong focus in understanding how trauma affects the way we think about, and navigate, day to day life and our views about ourselves, the world, and the future. Additionally, his experience in the realm of sleep therapy provides a unique perspective in understanding and managing the difficulties that traumatised clients experience. Evan’s expertise means that he can be of support to people that experienced trauma and post-traumatic stress, anxiety (such as worrying, specific fears and phobias) and social anxiety and general stress, sleep difficulties, adjustment to life-limiting conditions, mood concerns (e.g., depression, bipolar spectrum conditions), grief and bereavement, relationship concerns, and others. His therapeutic work is built on a person-centred collaborative foundation focused on understanding each person’s strengths, needs, and current challenges in order to progress towards a more fulfilling day-to-day life. To achieve these goals Evan incorporates therapeutic tools from a range of evidence-based therapies, such as cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT), acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT), and dialectical behavioural therapy (DBT). Evan is an accredited provider of cognitive processing therapy (CPT), which he utilises to support individuals with experience of trauma-related distress and posttraumatic stress. Evan remains active in research and has been involved in several works. Evan is also fluent in Greek

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