Support through separation
Separation can bring grief, anger, uncertainty, loneliness, parenting stress, financial pressure, and major identity changes.
Loss, conflict, co-parenting stress, reduced time with children, loneliness, anxiety, anger, shame, legal stress, and uncertainty about the future.
Therapy can help stabilise distress, support decision-making, strengthen coping, maintain connection, and rebuild life after separation.
What to expect
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Shared formulation
Your psychologist helps map the patterns keeping the problem going and what may help.
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Initial appointment
We begin by understanding what has brought you in, your background, current concerns, and goals.
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Ongoing work
Sessions focus on practical strategies, reflection, skills, and meaningful change over time.
Do I need a referral?
You do not need a referral to book privately. A GP Mental Health Treatment Plan may allow eligible clients to access Medicare rebates.
Can I choose my psychologist?
You can request a particular psychologist, although availability varies.
How many sessions will I need?
This depends on your goals, concerns, and circumstances. Your psychologist will discuss this with you early in the process.
Our Team
Our psychologists provide practical, evidence-based support tailored to each person’s needs, goals and circumstances. Meet the clinicians who can help you understand what’s happening, build useful strategies and make meaningful progress.
