About Mira Dong

Mira is a clinical psychologist and board-approved supervisor registered with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA). She holds a Master of Clinical Psychology from Australia and a Master of Counselling Psychology from South Korea. With over a decade of experience in diverse clinical settings across both South Korea and Australia, Mira has worked with individuals of all ages—from children to adults and their families—in schools, public inpatient, and outpatient facilities.

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Mira is passionate about supporting individuals with stress management, mood disturbances, interpersonal difficulties, adjustment issues as migrants, anxiety, psychotic symptoms, disordered eating, and body image concerns. She is currently engaged in the Eating Disorder Treatment Inpatient unit at a public hospital, providing psychological treatment to those with severe and longstanding eating disorders.

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Her unwavering enthusiasm in her clinical work actively contributes to the mental health growth and recovery of individuals facing emotional struggles. She employs evidence-based interventions with flexibility and respect for clients' unique needs. Her dedication to providing effective, tailored interventions underscores her commitment to fostering mental well-being in those she serves.

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As a former high school psychology lecturer and current facilitator of lectures and workshops for master's and international students at universities in South Korea, Mira brings a wealth of expertise, particularly in eating disorder treatment.
 

Culturally competent and bilingual in Korean and English, Mira ensures that psychological services are accessible and inclusive.