Blake Davis

Blake Davis | Clinical Psychology Registrar

Master of Clinical Psychology, University of Melbourne

I am a dedicated clinician with a specialised interest in supporting individuals experiencing eating disorders of any age. My approach is grounded in the belief that therapy should address the person behind the diagnosis, fostering a secure, collaborative relationship where individual experiences are heard, understood, and addressed.

Expertise in Eating Disorders

I integrate evidence-based psychological modalities like cognitive behavioural therapy and focal psychodynamic therapy with extensive study on the concepts of Lacanian psychoanalysis. My clinical experience has been bolstered by my work within the LEAP program (Learning to Eat at Peace) at the Geelong Clinic, where I gained targeted experience in managing the complexities of eating disorder recovery with a multi-disciplinary team.

My therapeutic approach draws on:

• Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) for practical symptom management.
• Focal Psychodynamic Therapy and Lacanian Psychoanalysis to explore and address the deeper, often unconscious patterns that sustain these challenges.

Beyond my specific interest in eating disorders, Blake brings extensive experience in supporting children and adolescents through anxiety, trauma, depression, life transitions, and behavioural issues.