Special Interest
Prison and Police Officer Trauma
First Nations Trauma
Therapy more than assessment
At Tribal Psychology, Tammy offers a unique perspective on mental health and well-being. With over 20 years of experience working in a variety of challenging roles, such as maximum-security prisons and detention centres, Tammy has firsthand knowledge of how trauma can affect an individual. Let her help guide you to a happier and healthier life.
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As a licensed psychologist, she take pride in helping those who serve and protect our communities. She has a special place in her heart for first responders, including prison and police officers, who put their lives on the line every day to keep us safe.
Tammy's passion extends beyond this, and she is dedicated to helping those affected by First Nations trauma. have the privilege of working with wonderful First Nations clients and providing them with the support they need to heal.
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Tammy now extends her professional skills to those in the community who need a psychologist who understands trauma on different levels, either first responders or First Nations; thus, Tribal Psychology is born.
Copy Right: painting image by Tammy Hatherill
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A glimpse of Tammy's work experience below:
2022 - Current
2012 - 2023
1990's- 2000's
From 2022 until January 2024, Tammy was a provisional psychologist and from 26th January 2024 became a qualified psychologist. She worked at a First Nations Health Organisation until May 2024, when she opened her own psychology business. This way more people can access her services.
Tammy ran her own Holistic Health business offering counselling, clinical hypnotherapy and EMDR and a number of other modalities.
Tammy worked as an officer and Intelligence investigator in one of Australia's maximum security male prisons and a number of immigration centres, and has experienced and seen post traumatic stress disorder, first hand.