How we can help
Therapy is a collaborative process between the Psychologist and the client. Our psychologists are trained in various types of treatment approaches to provide quality support.. The therapeutic approach is chosen to suit each person’s unique circumstances. Our psychologists specialise in working with children, adolescents and adults.
Support can offered for:
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Trauma
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Alcohol and other drugs
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Gender and sexuality
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Stress
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Personality disorders
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Bipolar
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Depression
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Anxiety disorders
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Relationship issues
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Phobias
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Anger or irritability problems
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Adjusting to change.
Our therapies can be delivered in a variety of methods, including:
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Individual
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Family
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Secure and confidential telehealth
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Secure and confidential video-conferencing sessions
Speech pathologists assess and diagnose speech, language, swallowing and fluency difficulties through a range of assessments including formal and informal assessments, clinical observations and collateral gathering from those involved in the care of children including parents, carers, teachers and other health professionals such as GPs, Paediatricians and Psychiatrists.
Following assessment, a report providing result findings and recommendations are made for therapy. The speech pathologist will create therapy goals to support the child's communication development based on current strengths, needs and challenges.
Assessments are a thorough exploration of a person’s functioning across cognitive, educational, behavioural, social and emotional areas. Assessments aim to gain a clear understanding of the client and their individual situation. Recommendations for support will be provided.
The different types of assessments available are
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Comprehensive Child ADHD Assessment
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Comprehensive Adult ADHD Assessment
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Comprehensive Autism Assessment for Children and Adults
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Psychometric and Cognitive Functioning Assessments
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School Readiness Assessment
