Psychological Therapy Services
At Healthcase Psychologists, our clinical psychologists provide evidence-informed therapy for a range of mental health concerns and life circumstances.
We work with you to understand what you are experiencing and to develop an approach designed to suit your needs, whether in person at our Camberwell practice or remotely via telehealth.
Many of the concerns we support are common, and seeking help early may make a meaningful difference. Our psychologists draw on established therapeutic approaches and tailor treatment to each individual.
Sessions run for 50 minutes.
Areas we work with
Anger management - strategies to consider for understanding triggers, regulating strong emotions, and responding in ways that support your relationships and wellbeing.
ADHD - support and strategy for attention, focus, and the day-to-day impacts of ADHD across work, study, and home life.
Anxiety - support for managing worry, panic, and avoidance, including practical tools designed to help you feel more in control.
Autism spectrum - understanding, support, and strategies tailored to individual strengths and challenges.
Bipolar disorder - psychological support that may complement medical care, focused on managing mood, routine, and wellbeing over the long term.
Depression — support for low mood, loss of motivation, and the effects of depression on everyday functioning.
Eating disorders - sensitive, structured support for individuals navigating a difficult and often complex relationship with food and body image.
Grief and loss - a supportive space to process bereavement and significant loss at your own pace.
Life transition — support through major changes such as career shifts, relationship changes, becoming a parent, or entering a new stage of life.
Obsessive and compulsive patterns - support for understanding and managing repetitive or intrusive behaviours.
Stress and trauma - support for managing the effects of acute or ongoing stress and traumatic experiences.
Specific focus areas
We can also help to support personal patterns that affect how you work, relate, and feel about yourself.
Assertive communication - building the confidence to express your needs clearly and respectfully.
Family of origin patterns - understanding how early family experiences may shape current behaviours and relationships.
Perfectionism - recognising and working with unhelpful high standards and self-criticism.
Procrastination - practical strategies to consider for managing avoidance and building momentum.
Personality-driven patterns - understanding recurring tendencies and how they influence your choices and relationships.
Self-esteem - developing a steadier and more compassionate sense of self-worth.
Working with us
Where appropriate, therapy may attract a Medicare rebate under a Mental Health Care Plan from your GP. Our team can help you understand your options and match you with a psychologist suited to your needs.
Every session is tailored to the individual. We believe good care starts with being heard.
— Healthcase Psychologists
