Free therapy & Psychology Online via Video Conference Australia Wide
We aim to help you understand and treat your mental health concerns. We help you by developing healthy skills and strategies and reconnecting with your life.
We see adults, children and adolescents.
In Person and Telehealth (online) sessions available
*With immediate availability
Subject to Terms and Conditions
Free therapy & Psychology Online via Video Conference Australia Wide
We aim to help you understand and treat your mental health concerns. We help you by developing healthy skills and strategies and reconnecting with your life.
We see adults, children and adolescents.
In Person and Telehealth (online) sessions available
*With immediate availability
Subject to Terms and Conditions
Potential outcomes from treatment:
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Improved mood
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Find joy in things you have lost
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Become unstuck from negative thinking patterns
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Feel less anxious
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Able to deal with life’s big events
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Improvement in social and work life
Our psychologists treat a wide range of issues.
At our Kew clinic, we treat a wide variety of psychological and emotional concerns, offering holistic care tailored to each individual.
These include:
Depression &
Anxiety
Support to develop strategies for managing mood, thoughts, and daily challenges.
ADHD
Assistance with understanding attention and behaviour patterns — and building practical tools that support daily functioning.
Trauma
Therapy aimed at helping you explore experiences and build tools to navigate their impact.
OCD
Structured support for managing distressing thoughts and repetitive behaviours.
Panic disorder
Guidance in developing skills to respond to overwhelming physical and emotional sensations.
Services
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We're affiliated with the ISN Psychology, a tertiary institute that teaches postgraduate degrees in psychology.
By choosing ISN Psychology you will receive:
Skills and tools to regulate negative emotions and feel more in control and empowered.
Caring and warm environment with empathetic psychologists who are trained in many aspects of psychology.
We provide free therapy, for children, adolescents &
adults
Low cost cognitive assessments, with comprehensive reports at a much lower rate.
So our clinicians have the most up to date training.
How can we provide psychology services for free?
Our provisional psychologists. Provisional psychologists are in their 5th or 6th year of study, and are completing a Masters of Psychology or Doctor of Psychology. Provisional psychologists provide professional services and are up-to date with best practice, evidence-based interventions. They are supervised by experienced AHPRA-approved psychologists.
Our therapists are all members of professional associations, with some also members of these organisations:
Meet Our Psychology Leadership Team
Each member of our team brings a wealth of experience, evidence-based approaches, and a genuine passion for helping clients navigate life’s challenges.
Dr. Emma Nicholls
Clinical Psychologist
Emma's therapeutic style is collaborative and warm, and she tailors treatment to focus on the client’s personal goals. She works from a place of empathy, support and patience, with treatment that is often long-term in nature depending on the needs of the individual.
Kevin Vowles
Clinical Psychologist
Kevin is a Clinic Duty Supervisor, Kevin provides treatment and support to a wide range of clients and guidance and supervision to other health professionals and business leaders.
Take the first step
To take the first step towards developing skills and strategies, you can book an intake call and speak to a psychologist trained in evidence-based treatment.
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