Tim Fischer

Tim Fischer is a Clinical Psychologist providing individual psychotherapy for adults. His approach is integrative and grounded in relational and developmental psychotherapy.

Tim aims to provide an empathic and reflective therapeutic space in which clients can explore and process their thoughts and emotions. He works with people to understand their current difficulties and the emotional and relational patterns that may be contributing to them. Therapy may involve exploring how these patterns developed, how they continue to operate in the present, and what might help them change.

People come to Tim with a broad range of concerns, including anxiety, depression, trauma and low self-esteem, as well as difficulties involving relationships, emotions or sense of self. He has a particular interest in working with people who want to understand and change longstanding emotional and relational patterns, including difficulties that have persisted despite previous efforts to address them. Tim works collaboratively with clients towards their goals, while recognising that meaningful change often takes time.

Alongside his clinical practice at May Health, Tim is a senior lecturer and clinical supervisor for Adelaide University's School of Psychology, where he leads a psychology training clinic and teaches and supervises psychologists in training.

Supervision: Tim is not currently accepting regular supervisees at May Health but may have availability to provide occasional case consultation or supervision by enquiry.

If you are interested in working with Tim, or are unsure where to begin, our administration team can help guide you towards the most appropriate clinician or service.