Kellie Shore

Kellie Shore is a Clinical Psychologist who works with individuals from adolescents through to older adults. She has over 25 years experience in both public and private mental health services in New Zealand and Australia

Kellie uses a range of evidence based strategies in her work, drawing from cognitive behaviour therapy, mindfulness based techniques, and dialectical behaviour therapy. Kellie’s special interests include treating clients who suffer from anxiety, depression, emotional dysregulation, stress, unhelpful eating patterns, grief, adjustment difficulties, self esteem and relationship difficulties. Kellie enjoys working with neurodivergent clients of all ages and approaches her work with children and adolescents from a family systems perspective. Kellie can also provide a range of cognitive assessments for children, adolescents, and adults.

Kellie has worked in various settings, including The Royal Children’s Hospital, where she was Senior Clinical Psychologist in the adolescent mental health inpatient ward, had a Senior Clinician role at eheadspace – The Youth Mental Health Foundation online counselling initiative.  Her previous work settings included both child and adolescent psychiatric specialty services, and the New Zealand Department of Corrections Psychological Service, where she held the role of Principal Psychologist for 10 years and maintained a specialist interest in young offenders.