Angelica Bilibio

About Angelica Bilibio

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.

Membership

• Approved supervisor, Psychology Board of Australia
• AHPRA registered

Questions people ask when they have been referred

Who is Angelica Bilibio?

Angelica Bilibio is a Clinical Psychologist & Couples Therapist at Bilibio Psychology Clinic (BPsych), established in 2007. 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.

Where does Angelica Bilibio practise?

Angelica Bilibio offers appointments at Mona Vale, Telehealth, with Bilibio Psychology Clinic.

What does Angelica Bilibio help with?

Angelica Bilibio works with Adults and Couples. Areas of focus include Couples therapy, Trauma, Intimacy issues, Sexuality, Relationship issues, Life transitions, ADHD, Autism and other forms of Neurodivergence.

What languages does Angelica Bilibio offer?

Angelica Bilibio offers sessions in English and Portuguese.

How do I book with Angelica Bilibio?

Book a time on this page if Angelica Bilibio’s calendar is connected, use the clinic client portal, call (02) 9979 3000, or send an enquiry. If you were referred, mention Angelica Bilibio so reception can match you to the right clinician.