Angelica Bilibio – Bilibio Psychology Clinic

Angelica Bilibio

Clinical Psychologist, Couples Therapist, Supervisor and Director @bpsychclinic

Location: Mona Vale Telehealth - Video Consultation

Angelica is a Clinical Psychologist with substantial experience in couples therapy and trauma treatment. As an integral psychotherapist Angelica is inspired by the revolutionary science of alternative medicine. Her approach aims to bring together all systems within a person, drawing from Psychodynamic, Schema, Gestalt, Cognitive-Behavioural, Emotionally-focused and Transactional Analysis approaches.

As a certified couples therapist from the leading experts in relationship, intimacy and adult attachment training, Angelica brings a sound perspective to relationship counselling. She has helped hundreds of couples overcome emotional distance, intimacy issues, affairs, conflict, and issues in cross-cultural marriages. When it comes to sexuality, Angelica follows an empowering model based on female-male sexual equity and healthy sexuality in which both partners value intimacy as shared pleasure and desire as a result of physical and emotional connection.

When dealing with issues surrounding trauma, Angelica combines trauma-focused intervention and a caring, emphatic approach to assist individuals to rebuild a sense of control and empowerment in their lives. Angelica believes that a relational approach is the essence for healing.

With over 15 years experience, Angelica has worked in the public sector and as an academic in tertiary education. Currently, Angelica shares her time between her clients, facilitating workshops, and supervising psychologists in training doing internships at her clinic.

As a wife and mother of two children, Angelica and her husband prioritize family, self care, and often devote their time to charity.

Angelica is the founder of Bilibio Psychology and one of the directors. She is often contacted for comment by the media. For her most recent interviews and published articles please look below.

Media

Two Things to AVOID If You Want a Lasting Relationship! How To Overcome Intimacy Issues and Conflict https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E3i_06cgGko
Teenagers and Unprotected Sex, by Rafael Brasil, SBS Radio/Portuguese, March 2010
Lessons in Making Love Last by Isobel King, onTrust In Us – Keep your relationship alive, Sydney Morning Herald, November 2011. Click to see.
Would you know if you’re in an emotionally abusive relationship ? – Cosmopolitan Magazine, July 2013. Click to see.
Anxiety and Depression Abroad – BRACCA Magazine, 2013. Click to see.
BILIBIO, A. The Perception of Love and Satisfaction. Published Research using Pearson’s Correlational Coefficient Scale (Sternberg, 1986) with 146 couples. Aletheia Psychology Magazine, Porto Alegre,Vol. 10, 1999.
BILIBIO, A. Psychology Service: Trainee’s Feeling of Solitude. Presented in session: How do I work? First Congress of the Brazilian Society of Clinical Psychology, Sao Paulo, 1998.