Dr. Carey Anne DeOliveira

Private Practice

1255 Commissioners Road West, Suite 222
London, ON  N6K 3N5
Telephone: (519) 871-3504
Email: cdeoliv@uwo.ca

Clinical interests: I see clients across development (infants/toddlers, children, adolescents, and adults). I provide assessment, individual psychotherapy, parent-child relational therapy, and parent consultation support. Common primary presenting issues are: anxiety, depression, adjustment, attachment, grief and loss, trauma/PTSD, OCD, dealing with divorce, and complex relationship issues. My underlying theoretical orientation is from an emotion-focused and attachment perspective and I integrate contemporary object relations and emotion focused approaches. I draw from cognitive behavioural, solution focused, and client-centred approaches depending on client issues and needs. 

Topics for workshops, seminars: Psychological approaches to treating trauma related disorders in children and adults; Attachment informed parent consultation and individual therapy across the lifespan; Emotion focused therapy approaches (including EFFT)

Type of clinical practica: More advanced practica

Types of clients: Child; Adolescent; Adult

Modality: Individual; Group; Parent consultation

Theoretical orientation: Cognitive behav., Psychodynamic, Interpers. Process, Humanistic, Attachment based, ACT/Mindfulness

Types of client problems: Adjustment, Mood, Anxiety, Personality, Eating disorders, Conduct disorders, Disruptive behaviour disorder, Sleep disorders, Impulse control, Stress management, OC & related disorders, Gender dysphoria

Type of supervision you can provide: Student describes case; Co-therapy/Co-interview; Observe student live; Observe student virtually; Review audio recording with student

Recent students: B. Meddaoui (2023)

Current students: 

Clinical mentor: Not available

Research interests: Not currently involved in research. Historical interests have surrounded clinical applications of attachment theory across the lifespan.

Available to supervise: No

Constraints: May be available in Winter/Spring 2025


Last updated: May 22, 2024