Mark Webb
Clinical Psychologist
BPsych, MPsych (Clinical)
PsyBA Approved Supervisor
Supervision available by telehealth
Works with:
Adults and couples
Common Concerns:
Work stress and burnout, anxiety, men’s health, chronic pain, relationship difficulties
Approaches:
Schema Therapy, Gottman Method, Emotionally Focused Therapy, CBT
Sessions:
Telehealth, or in person at West Leederville (one weekend a month) or Carlton, Melbourne
Days of Practice:
Wednesdays and Thursdays, plus one weekend a month. Telehealth is available on any of these days.
About Mark
Mark Webb is a Clinical Psychologist with over 30 years’ experience spanning local government, not-for-profit organisations, and clinical practice. His unique background in leadership and organisational dynamics informs his work with professionals, executives, and couples navigating stress, burnout, and relationship challenges.
Mark holds a Master of Clinical Psychology and a Master of Business Leadership, as well as undergraduate degrees in Science and Business. He is a Fellow of the College of Clinical Psychologists, a member of the Australian Psychological Society, and a PsyBA Board-approved supervisor.
Mark’s clinical focus includes men’s health, chronic pain, work-related stress, anxiety, and relationship wellbeing. He is LGBTQI+ affirmative and welcomes individuals and couples from diverse backgrounds.
Drawing on Schema Therapy and couples therapy modalities such as the Gottman Method and Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), Mark’s approach is collaborative, practical, and evidence-based. He aims to create a safe and respectful space where clients feel heard, understood, and empowered to make meaningful change.
Patients often describe Mark’s style as approachable, thoughtful, and balanced. His goal is to help people regain clarity, confidence, and resilience—whether managing demanding careers, navigating relationship difficulties, or coping with personal struggles.
In his spare time, Mark enjoys good food, slow travel, and discovering new music.
Taking the Next Step
If therapy feels like it may be helpful, the best place to begin is by sending an enquiry. You don’t need to have everything worked out before reaching out.
Send an enquiry, and our Patient Care Team will answer questions and guide you through the next steps.
You’ll be guided to a short enquiry form