Dr Anat Guy has over a decade of experience working therapeutically with individuals, couples, and families. Over the past few years, a significant part of her work has been within the ACC Sensitive Claims framework, providing individual therapy to support recovery from sexual trauma and its ongoing impacts.

Her work focuses on supporting clients to process and integrate traumatic experiences, and to reduce the impact of trauma on emotional well-being, relationships, and day-to-day functioning. She works with a range of conditions commonly associated with trauma, including anxiety, depression, shame, difficulties with trust and safety, emotional regulation challenges, and the lasting effects of abuse.

Anat supports clients at different stages of recovery, including those who are beginning to make sense of their experiences, as well as those working towards longer-term integration, reconnection, and improved quality of life. She places a strong emphasis on creating a safe, respectful, and collaborative therapeutic space, where clients can work at their own pace.

In addition to her ACC work, Anat has extensive experience working with couples and families, particularly where trauma has impacted relationships. This includes difficulties related to intimacy, communication, trust, and connection. She brings this relational understanding into her individual work, supporting clients to make sense of patterns and develop safer and more secure ways of relating.

Anat’s experience also includes working with complex trauma, sexual difficulties, grief and loss, and significant life transitions. Her work is grounded in trauma-informed, attachment-based, and systemic approaches, with a focus on supporting recovery, restoring a sense of safety, and improving overall functioning.

In addition to her clinical practice, Anat has held senior academic and clinical leadership roles in the field of family therapy. She previously led a postgraduate program in family counselling and worked as a senior lecturer, contributing to the training and supervision of therapists.