Steady Support for the Type 1 Diabetes Community – For Those Who Live With It, Parent It, Partner It or Support It
Online Therapy for Adults | Supervision for Psychologists & Mental Health Professionals Australia Wide
Client Notice: Not Currently Accepting Referrals
Slow Release Psychology is not currently accepting client referrals.
Jessica is on extended leave and is not available for therapy sessions at this time. We appreciate your understanding and will update this page when availability resumes.
If you are seeking immediate assistance, please contact an ambulance 000, visit the emergency department at your nearest hospital, or contact your GP. If you are seeking urgent psychological support, please reach out to a crisis support service such as: Lifeline: 13 11 14 or Beyond Blue: 1300 22 4636.
Clinical Supervision is still available via secure videoconference for psychologists and other mental health professionals.
Thank you for your understanding and patience.
Slow Release Psychology is an online psychology practice dedicated to supporting the Type 1 diabetes community and the mental health professionals who care for them.
We provide compassionate, evidence-based mental health support for individuals with Type 1, their parents, partners, and caregivers. Supervision is offered for psychologists, therapists, and allied health professionals working in this space.
How Slow Release Psychology Can Help
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Therapy for Adults
For adults living with Type 1 Diabetes – and for those who walk alongside them: parents, partners, carers, and loved ones navigating burnout, grief, and constant watchfulness.
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Supervision for Mental Health Professionals
Guidance for early-career psychologists in private practice to foster competence and growth. Reflective supervision for those supporting clients living with Type 1 Diabetes, chronic health conditions, burnout, or the emotional load of caregiving.
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Webinars for Mental Health Professionals
Evidence-based insights, practical strategies for supporting clients and families at different stages of their journey, and opportunities for professional reflection and discussion.
Hello & Welcome to Slow Release Psychology
My name is Jessica – I’m both a parent and a partner to individuals living with Type 1 Diabetes. As a Clinical Psychologist, my approach blends evidence-based practice and therapy with lived experience.
I am an endorsed Clinical Psychologist, registered with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA). I bring over a decade of clinical training and experience, combined with personal insight, to support individuals and families navigating the complexities of life with Type 1 Diabetes.
At Slow Release Psychology, my professional focus is on supporting people living with Type 1 Diabetes and those connected to them, as well as providing supervision to mental health professionals who wish to offer informed and tailored care to the Type 1 community.
My approach is grounded in the understanding that physical health is deeply intertwined with emotional and mental well-being. I believe that caring for mental health is an essential part of managing diabetes well. My evidence-based approach focuses on enhancing clients’ overall quality of life while living with Type 1 Diabetes.
Tailored Supervision
Supervision for Mental Health Professionals
Supervision at Slow Release Psychology offers a reflective space – with guidance from someone who understands both professionally and personally the impacts of Type 1 Diabetes.
Jessica is an AHPRA Board-Approved Supervisor. She has an interest in supporting early career psychologists and psychologists supporting clients who have Type 1 Diabetes and their families.
Supervision is offered for Registered Psychologists, Clinical Psychology Registrars, and early career Clinical Psychologists working with young people and adults.
Psychological support for the Type 1 Diabetes community.
Steady support, when you’re ready.
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