About Dr Wise.
Dr Richard Wise is a registered clinical psychologist and board-approved supervisor, providing assessment, psychotherapy, and mental health support for individual adults and young adults facing a range of mental health challenges.
About Dr Wise
Registered Clinical Psychologist &
Board-Approved Supervisor
Dr Richard Wise is an AHPRA-endorsed clinical psychologist and Psychology Board of Australia board-approved supervisor.
He is the Director of Wellbeing Services at University of Nottingham Ningbo China, and the Clinical Director at Wise Psychology.
Background
Richard earned his professional doctorate in clinical psychology from Monash University in Melbourne, Australia, where his research explored acute stress, personality, and decision-making under conditions of risk.
He also holds a Bachelor of Science with Honours (1st class) in Psychology from Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand, where he graduated valedictorian.
Professional Background
Dr Wise currently offers online appointments for your convenience. Online sessions are conducted via a secure, purpose-built platform. Once you schedule an appointment, you’ll receive reminders and a session link by email and SMS, typically two days before your appointment.
Therapeutic Approach
Richard primarily works from a schema therapy framework, while also integrating cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT), mindfulness-based therapies, and psychodynamic psychotherapy.
His practice is strongly informed by attachment theory and psychodynamic principles, ensuring therapy is tailored to each client’s needs.
Professional Memberships and Credentials
Member, Australian Clinical Psychology Association
Clinical Member, Shanghai International Mental Health Association
Registered Psychologist with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA), with area of practice endorsement in clinical psychology
Psychology Board of Australia board-approved supervisor
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Richard combines expertise with a compassionate approach, helping clients navigate challenges and foster personal growth.