The relationship comes first
We are committed to a respectful, professional, and strong client–therapist relationship. Matching the right person is one of the most important factors in whether therapy works.
Est. 2007 · Sydney & Gold Coast
We are here to take you as far as you need to go. Specialist psychology for children, individuals, couples and families — in the room, or online anywhere in Australia.
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“A life examined creates a better living.”
Since
2007
Clinicians
30+
Rooms
6 cities
Telehealth
Nationwide

Languages
Feel understood, in the language that feels most natural to you. At Bilibio Psychology, we believe you should feel comfortable expressing yourself and understood without having to translate your thoughts, emotions or experiences. Our team includes clinicians who speak a range of languages, offering therapy in person across our locations or online anywhere in Australia.
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Play, patience, and a room that feels safe.
Play therapy helps children express feelings through their natural language, build relationships and practise empathy. Support can include separation, grief, moving home and starting school. Teen therapy can address friendships, bullying, self-esteem, HSC anxiety, depression, eating disorders, addiction and behavioural difficulties. Parent consultation helps families build connection and give children consistent messages. Clinicians also offer Cool Kids anxiety work and parent-inclusive assessment.

A space to examine a life, without performance.
A joint process between you and a trained mental-health professional, in a safe, caring and confidential environment. Individual therapy can help with anxiety, depression, trauma, identity, burnout, grief, break-ups, anger, emotional eating, sleep and personal growth. Through self-awareness and exploration, therapy can help you build resilience, find purpose and manage emotions. Sessions are 50 minutes, typically weekly or fortnightly.

Two people, one conversation that has been waiting.
Relationship, couple and marriage counselling supports emotional disconnection, intimacy difficulties, loss of desire, affairs, recurring conflict and feeling unappreciated. Our relationship counsellors have specific training in relationships and intimacy. Work helps partners communicate, repair hurt and develop understanding and empathy, drawing on Emotionally Focused Therapy, Gottman and relational intimacy practice. Couples are usually seen together first, with individual sessions where appropriate. Where abuse or coercive control is present, safety-focused individual support may be more appropriate than couples sessions.

The system around the person matters.
Parenting, attachment, intergenerational patterns, and family therapy. Where it helps, we include teachers, GPs, and other professionals — with your consent.

Our story
Bilibio Psychology Clinic grew from a small room in South Sydney in 2007 to a multidisciplinary practice of more than twenty-seven therapists. It is named in memory of the founder’s father, and built on the philosophy he lived by: care, love and respectful affection.
Bilibio comes from the Latin bilibium — lips. The name was first given in an ancient Roman family for a distinctive mouth; we keep it because therapy is, at heart, communication: the expression of thought and feeling.
Read the full storyHow we work
We are committed to a respectful, professional, and strong client–therapist relationship. Matching the right person is one of the most important factors in whether therapy works.
Clinical work is founded on efficacious, up-to-date interventions that meet best-practice criteria where possible — and adapted to the person in the room.
We work with you, not on you. Treatment plans are discussed openly, and you remain the authority on your own life.
Services are respectful of beliefs, culture and heritage, ethnicity, gender, sexual identity, and each person’s growth process. Our programs are for everyone.
Directors
Clinical Psychologist & Couples Therapist
Clinical Psychologist | Founder and Director | Clinical Leader in Contemporary Mental Health Angelica is a Clinical Psychologist, Founder and Director of Bilibio Psychology, with over 20 years of experience specialising in couples therapy, trauma treatment and relational healing. Trained in Brazil, the United States and Australia, she brings an international perspective to psychological practice, combining deep clinical experience with a commitment to advancing contemporary, evidence-informed approaches to mental health. Angelica’s clinical work focuses on helping individuals and couples navigate complex relational and psychological challenges, including trauma, emotional disconnection, intimacy, infidelity, conflict, neurodiversity and cross-cultural dynamics. Her work with sexuality is grounded in sexual equity, mutual pleasure and the development of more secure, connected and fulfilling relationships. Throughout her career, Angelica has sought out opportunities to learn from internationally recognised clinicians, researchers and thought leaders in psychotherapy, trauma and relationships. Her professional development has included training with Esther Perel, Terry Real, Sue Johnson, Richard Schwartz, Peter Levine, Janina Fisher, Ellyn Bader and Gabor Maté, alongside supervision with Janina Fisher and Martha Kaupi. She also draws on the work of leading relationship and attachment specialists, including Stan Tatkin and Georgie Faller, whose contributions to the field inform the broader landscape of contemporary relational practice. Angelica is committed to building a culture of clinical excellence, intellectual curiosity and continuous professional development. A central part of her leadership involves identifying, engaging and bringing internationally recognised speakers, clinicians and subject-matter experts to deliver specialised training and professional education. By investing in access to global expertise, she seeks to ensure that her team is continually challenged, well trained and exposed to leading evidence-informed approaches, emerging research and diverse therapeutic perspectives. Through supervision, mentoring, professional training and the development of her team, she works to bridge international expertise and everyday practice, supporting clinicians to deliver thoughtful, ethical and effective care. Angelica facilitates couples workshops, provides supervision, collaborates with community organisations, contributes to advisory boards and is consulted by the media on psychological, relationship and mental health issues. She is also interested in metabolic psychiatry and the evolving evidence concerning the relationship between metabolic health and mental wellbeing. Beyond her professional life, Angelica is a mother of two, a pet parent and in a long-term relationship that continues to teach her about connection, growth and the complexities of sharing a life with another person. She is passionate about giving back to the community and contributing to charitable initiatives that support the wellbeing of others.
Mona Vale · TelehealthPortuguese
About Angelica BilibioPsychologist, Supervisor and Director
Gabriela is an experienced psychologist with a special interest in explorative psychotherapies and 23 years of experience in the public and private sectors. She integrates therapeutic modalities according to each client's needs, including Compassionate Inquiry Trauma, Internal Family Systems, CBT, Solution-Focused, Schema and Gestalt Therapy. She works collaboratively with clients and their families through a holistic approach, and has supported many people in eating-disorder recovery and self-acceptance. Her areas of work include mood disorders, trauma, bereavement, perimenopause and men's mental health. Gabriela is a board-approved supervisor who enjoys teaching and sharing her knowledge. She has provided training to organisations, businesses and schools, and has appeared at conferences, on television and across media.

Mona Vale · TelehealthPortuguese
About Gabriela BilibioRooms

Northern Beaches, NSW
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Eastern Suburbs, NSW
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South-East Sydney, NSW
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City of Sydney, NSW
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Sutherland Shire, NSW
Suite 203, 2nd Floor, 304 Kingsway, Caringbah NSW 2229

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Gold Coast, QLD
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Approaches
Increases awareness of unconscious internal reality, and how historical and developmental influences shape what is happening now.
A focused approach based on the idea that cognitions influence feelings and behaviours. Unhelpful patterns are identified and replaced with more workable ones.
Time-limited work that focuses on the interpersonal context, expectations in relationships, and building communication skills.
Short-term and goal-focused. The question is not only what is wrong, but how things will be when they are better — and what it will take.
We are here to take you as far as you need to go. Call, write, or book a first appointment online.