Find a mental healthcare provider who meets your needs.
Connecting you with us
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What are you looking for?
When you reach out to us, you’ll be asked a few questions to help us get to know you better and for us to understand your needs.
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Personalised suggestions.
We’ll share who from our team is the best fit for your needs and preferences. If you have a particular therapist in mind, please let us know and we will do our best to book you in with them.
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Making appointments.
Our administration team are available to answer your questions about fees, rebates, referrals, and the number of appointments you may need. Of course, when you meet your therapist and share your needs with them, this may change.
Psychological Assessments for:
Learning disorders, Intellectual Impairment, Memory, ASD, ADHD, Personality, and Career chanes.
Psychological Treatment for:
Dementia, Alzheimer’s, Stroke, ASD, ADHD, Intellectual Impairment, Learning Disorders, Genetic disorders, Syndromes (e.g., Williams Syndrome), Weight Loss from Bariatric Surgery, Obesity Management, Binge Eating Disorder (when BMI meets criteria), Health and Illness, Anxiety, Depression, Adjustment Issues, PTSD and Trauma, Life Changes, Grief and Loss, Parenting, & Women’s Issues.**
*Note - to be formally diagnosed with ASD or ADHD, we require you to have completed treatment with an allied health professional prior to your assessment. We will need a report or to consult with that professional. We require a referral from your Doctor.
**Please note: We do not diagnose or treat Dissociative Identity Disorder’s or Personality Disorders at this practice. Please consult the Australian Psychological Society (APS) or Australian Association of Psychologists (AAPI) for a psychologist who can assist you with Dissociative Identity Disorder’s or Personality Disorders.
FAQs
What happens when my doctor sends a referral to Psychologists and Counsellors?
When a referral is received directly from a GP or Psychiatrist via a secure channel (e.g. Medical Objects), your demographic details are added to the secure record keeping system. Psychologists and Counsellors will make contact with you advising receipt of the referral to book your first appointment.
You are also welcome to book an appointment via email, however, will need to complete our intake form and provide credit card details to secure the appointment. A referral must be received prior to the initial appointment to be eligible for Medicare rebate.
Can I self-refer to Psychologists and Counsellors?
Yes for treatment you can. You can refer yourself directly to Psychologists and Counsellors. Simply send an email or complete our query form. However, for ASD and ADHD assessments, we require a doctor and/or allied health professional referral. If you have not seen anyone for your symptoms of concern, we will recommend a minimum of 10 treatment sessions with one of our treating psychologists prior to an ASD and/or ADHD assessment.
What should I expect during a therapy session?
We recognise that seeking psychological therapy can be nerve-wracking, particularly when you are unsure of what to expect in a typical therapy session or it’s your first time. That’s why we encourage all new clients to message us and we can contact you to discuss your unique needs.
What does a Psychologist do?
Psychologists fulfil a therapeutic role, assessing their client’s concerns and life circumstances, and offering support, advice and treatment to address their client’s issues.
Our psychologists:
work directly with people to help them recover from a range of mental health concerns including: depression, anxiety, binge eating disorders, and other mental health issues
provide some psychological assessments (e.g., Intelligence testing, Memory testing, ASD and ADHD assessment)
work to enhance physical performance
to address concerns with burnout (e.g., work, study, life in general)
work with parents to address learning or behaviour problems at school.