Clients can self-refer for psychological treatment (counselling), you may also be eligible for a Mental Health Treatment Plan (MHTP) which allows for a Medicare rebate to cover part of your session cost. You can discuss this further with your GP.
Your psychologist will start by getting to know you and your presenting issues or concerns. We will discuss your needs and what you would like to achieve from counselling. Treatment may include providing strategies or tools to assist you, education or helpful information so you can better understand your issues and activities or homework to assist in implementing change. At all times your psychologist will work with you to develop a plan that meets your needs, with a focus on improving your wellbeing.
We use a variety of therapeutic approaches to help you develop practical skills and strategies to manage and improve your psychological wellbeing. These may include;
Cognitive Behavioural Therapy
Supportive & Interpersonal Counselling
Acceptance & Commitment Therapy
Solution-Focussed Brief Therapy
Psychodynamic Therapy
Mindfulness
Debriefing & Trauma Recovery
*Your psychologist may also provide you with appropriate self-help and educational material.
Clients present for counselling for various reasons, our professionals are well equipped to provide treatment for many psychological issues. These may include;
- Mood Disorder e.g. Depression or Bipolar
- Anxiety Disorders
- Grief & Bereavement
- Work and Personal Stress
- Relationship and Family concerns
- Anger Management
- Self-esteem and Self-confidence concerns
- Workplace dissatisfaction and conflict
- Trauma and Critical Incidents
Whatever your concern may be, its best to discuss your needs with the psychologist to see how we can assist you.
If you wish to book an appointment, please call us directly, or complete the online enquiry form and we will make an appropriate time to suit your needs.