What is Victoria Nguyen's role?

Victoria should be listed as a Behaviour Support Practitioner unless Therapy Near Me confirms a different approved title. Do not describe her as a registered psychologist unless AHPRA registration has been verified.

Does Victoria speak Vietnamese?

Yes. Victoria is fluent in English and Vietnamese.

Does Victoria offer Telehealth?

Victoria may offer Telehealth support where suitable. Suitability should be confirmed based on the participant’s needs, goals and funding arrangements.

What makes Victoria a good fit for clients?

Victoria brings a psychology background, bilingual communication skills, empathy, cultural sensitivity and strong experience working in client-facing healthcare and service environments.

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Victoria Nguyen - Behaviour Support Practitioner

Victoria Nguyen is a bilingual English and Vietnamese practitioner with a strong academic foundation in psychology, human behaviour, motivation and person-centred care. She supports clients through a calm, respectful and collaborative approach that recognises each person’s individual needs, goals and cultural background.

Victoria has studied psychology at Monash University and brings strong interpersonal skills, empathy, cultural sensitivity and a genuine interest in improving lives through ethical and collaborative support. Through Therapy Near Me, Victoria may support clients through Western Melbourne and Telehealth pathways, subject to suitability, location and availability.

About Victoria

Victoria has a psychology background and is completing a Bachelor of Psychology (Honours) pathway at Monash University. Her CV describes a strong academic foundation in human behaviour, motivation and workplace dynamics, together with a passion for applying psychological principles in therapeutic, research and community support environments.

She is fluent in English and Vietnamese, and her CV highlights empathy, communication, adaptability, teamwork, cultural sensitivity and client-centred care as key strengths. These qualities support her ability to work respectfully with clients, families, carers and other professionals.

Quick Details

Profession: Behaviour Support Practitioner

Location: Western Melbourne and Telehealth – confirm exact home-visit catchment before publishing

Languages: English and Vietnamese

Education: Bachelor of Psychology / Bachelor of Psychology (Honours), Monash University

Client focus: NDIS participants, families and clients seeking person-centred behavioural and psychosocial support, where clinically appropriate

Approach: Person-centred, culturally sensitive, collaborative, and practical

Availability: Add current Zanda availability here

Book: Call 1800 632 763 or use the online booking button

Areas Victoria May Support

Positive behaviour support and behaviour-related capacity building, where appropriate to her role and supervision arrangements

NDIS participant support and goal-focused planning

Emotional regulation and coping strategies

Family, carer and support-team communication

Culturally responsive support for Vietnamese-speaking clients and families

Psychoeducation and practical skill-building

Daily routine, motivation and engagement support

Collaborative support planning with other treating professionals

Telehealth support where suitable

Approach to Support

Victoria's approach is person-centred, respectful and practical. She aims to understand the client's goals, environment, strengths and support needs before developing strategies that are realistic and easy to use in everyday life.

Her psychology training gives her a strong foundation in human behaviour, motivation and communication. Her bilingual skills and cultural sensitivity may be particularly helpful for Vietnamese-speaking clients or families who value culturally aware support.

Qualifications and Professional Background

Bachelor of Psychology / Bachelor of Psychology (Honours), Monash University, 2022-2025

Fluent in English and Vietnamese

Psychology Booth Open Day Representative, Monash University, 2024

People & Culture Intern, Cirka Group, 2024-2025

Client-facing experience across health, pharmacy, optical, dental and retail settings

Western Chances Scholarship recipient, 2024-present

Why Clients May Choose Victoria

Clients may choose Victoria because she brings a warm, culturally sensitive and practical approach to support. Her background combines psychology study with substantial client-facing experience in healthcare and service environments.

Victoria may be a good fit for clients and families who want:

A bilingual English and Vietnamese-speaking practitioner

Support that is respectful, flexible and person-centred

A practitioner with a strong psychology foundation

Practical support for behaviour, emotional regulation and daily routines

Culturally aware communication with families and support networks

Telehealth or Western Melbourne service access, subject to availability

Appointments with Victoria

Victoria offers support through Therapy Near Me via Western Melbourne and Telehealth pathways, subject to current availability and referral suitability. Home visits should be confirmed based on location, travel capacity and the participant's support needs.

To enquire about Victoria's next available appointment, call 1800 632 763 or use the booking button below.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Victoria Nguyen’s professional background?

Victoria Nguyen has a psychology study background and experience in people and culture, customer-facing roles, health-related support settings and community engagement.

What qualifications does Victoria have?

Victoria is completing a Bachelor of Psychology Honours at Monash University and has a strong academic background in psychology, human behaviour, motivation and organisational dynamics.

What languages does Victoria speak?

Victoria is bilingual in English and Vietnamese.

What support can Victoria provide?

Victoria may provide support within a behaviour support, psychosocial support or allied health assistant-style role, depending on the client’s needs, funding and supervision arrangements.

Can Victoria support NDIS participants?

Victoria may support NDIS participants where her role is appropriate for the participant’s goals, support needs and funding. Therapy Near Me can review the referral and confirm whether she is a suitable match.

Is Victoria a psychologist?

No. Victoria is not listed as a registered psychologist. Her page should describe her according to her current role and qualifications, such as Behaviour Support Practitioner or Psychology Student Practitioner, depending on Therapy Near Me’s internal role classification.

How do I book an appointment with Victoria?

You can enquire about an appointment with Victoria by calling Therapy Near Me on 1800 NEAR ME or by using the booking form on this page.

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