Henry McNicol Registered Psychologist

Henry is an experienced Registered Psychologist with over 20 years of experience across private practice, corporate mental health, occupational rehabilitation and trauma-informed care.

He works with adults and adolescents experiencing a broad range of psychological and life difficulties, including anxiety, depression, trauma and complex trauma, grief and loss, relationship and interpersonal difficulties, workplace stress, chronic pain, adjustment difficulties and significant life transitions.

Henry takes a warm, collaborative and person-centred approach to therapy, drawing on evidence-based interventions to support meaningful and sustainable change. His therapeutic style is grounded, reflective and adaptable, with a strong focus on helping clients develop insight, resilience and greater emotional wellbeing.

His therapeutic style is thoughtful, practical and adaptable. He aims to provide a safe and supportive environment in which clients can develop greater self-understanding, work through difficult experiences and relationships, strengthen resilience and make meaningful and sustainable changes in their lives.

Alongside his clinical work, Henry has held senior leadership and supervisory roles, mentoring psychologists and contributing to clinical governance, professional development and training. His broad professional background brings clinical, occupational and systemic perspectives to his work. Henry’s areas of interest include:

• Anxiety and Stress Management
• Trauma, complex trauma and trauma-related difficulties
• Depression, grief and loss
• Relationship and interpersonal difficulties
• Workplace Mental Health and Burnout
• Life Transitions and Adjustment
• Chronic Pain and Injury Rehabilitation
• Couples

Henry is an experienced Registered Psychologist with over 20 years of experience across private practice, corporate mental health, occupational rehabilitation and trauma-informed care.

He works with adults and adolescents experiencing a broad range of psychological and life difficulties, including anxiety, depression, trauma and complex trauma, grief and loss, relationship and interpersonal difficulties, workplace stress, chronic pain, adjustment difficulties and significant life transitions.

Henry takes a warm, collaborative and person-centred approach to therapy, drawing on evidence-based interventions to support meaningful and sustainable change. His therapeutic style is grounded, reflective and adaptable, with a strong focus on helping clients develop insight, resilience and greater emotional wellbeing.

His therapeutic style is thoughtful, practical and adaptable. He aims to provide a safe and supportive environment in which clients can develop greater self-understanding, work through difficult experiences and relationships, strengthen resilience and make meaningful and sustainable changes in their lives.

Alongside his clinical work, Henry has held senior leadership and supervisory roles, mentoring psychologists and contributing to clinical governance, professional development and training. His broad professional background brings clinical, occupational and systemic perspectives to his work. Henry’s areas of interest include:

• Anxiety and Stress Management
• Trauma, complex trauma and trauma-related difficulties
• Depression, grief and loss
• Relationship and interpersonal difficulties
• Workplace Mental Health and Burnout
• Life Transitions and Adjustment
• Chronic Pain and Injury Rehabilitation
• Couples