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Dr Gávi Ansara (He/him)

About Me

I am an AAFT-Accredited Clinical Supervisor prioritising anti-racist, transcultural, anti-oppressive practice within a liberation psychotherapy framework. I support therapists/healing practitioners with cultural humility toward people with marginalised lived experiences who seek liberation from intrapsychic, interpersonal, institutional, and societal forms of oppression. From a liberation psychotherapy perspective, therapist "neutrality" is rejected as an unsafe form of colluding with systemic oppression. Instead, we address the commitment to advocacy and anti-oppressive justice as key components of ethical therapeutic work. I am an AAFT-registered Clinical Family Therapist, PACFA-registered Clinical Psychotherapist and Relationship Counsellor, and Pink Therapy Advanced Accredited Gender, Sex, Sexuality, and Relationships Diversities Therapist (AAGSRDT). I also hold specialist qualifications in trauma, grief, loss, end of life & palliative care, youth & refugee mental health.

Dr Gávi Ansara (He/him)

Professional Info

Session Formats Offered

Online/virtual, Phone

PhD Psychol, MCouns, AAFT-Accredited Clinical Family Therapy Supervisor, Anti-Oppressive Practice, Liberation Psychotherapy, Living on stolen Boon Wurrung land. Aboriginal sovereignty forever.

Fees

Sliding scale

Location

VIC

Phone

0416776337

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