Jean Jeong – Provisional Psychologist
Jean Jeong is a Melbourne-based Provisional Psychologist with experience providing psychological assessment, formulation and evidence-based intervention across employment, EAP, school, clinic and Telehealth settings. Her work has included support for anxiety, depression, trauma, ADHD, autism, grief and loss, relationship difficulties, adjustment concerns, substance-use concerns and complex psychosocial presentations. Jean works in English and Korean and brings a culturally responsive, collaborative approach to supervised psychological practice.
About Jean Jeong
Quick Details
Profession: Provisional Psychologist
AHPRA registration: PSY0004003066
Jean Jeong is registered with AHPRA under the name Woojin Jeong (AHPRA registration PSY0004003066).
Location: Melbourne / Victoria and Telehealth
Client groups: Adults; broader age groups only if confirmed by intake/supervision
Languages: English and Korean
This practitioner is currently completing onboarding with Therapy Near Me. They are not currently providing psychology services or accepting Therapy Near Me clients. Their profile and appointment availability will be updated once the required supervised-practice arrangements have been confirmed.
Jean’s clinical experience spans adults, children and adolescents. She has completed comprehensive psychological and biopsychosocial assessments, clinical interviews, risk assessments and case formulation, and has delivered goal-oriented interventions using CBT, ACT and schema-therapy approaches under supervision. Her school-based work includes cognitive assessment and communication of assessment outcomes to parents, caregivers and school stakeholders.
Areas Jean May Support
Therapeutic Approach
• Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT)
• Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)
• Schema therapy
• Psychoeducation and rapport building
• Biopsychosocial formulation
• Clinical and risk assessment
• Cognitive assessment, including WISC-V experience
• Standardised assessment administration, scoring and report preparation
• Collaboration with GPs, psychiatrists, allied health professionals, families, caregivers and school stakeholders
