Remy Lindner

Remy Lindner is a clinical psychologist and Board-approved supervisor. After fifteen years of broad clinical practice he has narrowed his focus to psycho-oncology and end of life care: supporting people at any stage of cancer, through diagnosis, treatment and survivorship, and those facing the end of life.

His clinical work is through Monfi, his psycho-oncology practice. He sees people at the rooms in Bentleigh and, where illness or energy make travel hard, in their own homes across inner and south east Melbourne. The work is always oriented toward how to live as well as possible from where you are now. He no longer takes general psychology clients.

His practice is client-centred and led by informed consent. He draws on a few evidence-based approaches, matched to the person and the moment: Solution-Focused Brief Therapy as the structural spine, Meaning-Centred Psychotherapy for meaning, purpose and identity when mortality is in the room, and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy and cognitive behavioural therapy where they fit.

Alongside the clinic, Remy provides individual and group supervision and case consultation for therapists working in psycho-oncology, serious illness and end of life care, and runs workshops for clinicians and teams on engaging reluctant patients, telling adjustment apart from depression, and clinician self-care. He is Senior Psychologist with Peninsula Health's At Home Subacute program, which he helped set up and has managed since 2022.

Master of Psychology (Counselling), Monash University. Master of Public Health (Epidemiology), University of Melbourne. Endorsed in clinical psychology by the Psychology Board of Australia.