Psychology Services

Psychological and social support to improve your mental health and wellbeing.

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Your mental health and wellbeing is important

Looking after your mental health and wellbeing is just as important as managing your physical health. Good mental health helps you navigate daily life, maintain meaningful relationships, and enjoy a better quality of life.

Our specialised psychology services offer personalised mental health support for older people, helping you cope with challenges such as chronic health conditions, grief, depression, anxiety, pain, or adjusting to disability or changing care needs.

Through our telehealth psychology program, you can access mental health support from the comfort and privacy of your home, no matter where you live—including regional and remote areas.

Staying well means seeking support early and understanding that caring for your mental health is a key part of living well at any age.

Manage your emotional wellbeing alongside your physical health.
Tailored, confidential support to suit your needs.
Learn helpful strategies to support your mental health.

About the psychology service

Our mental health counselling and support services are designed to assist older people experiencing ongoing mental illness or specific life challenges.

Services include:

Counselling
Receive one-on-one psychology care with a qualified practitioner to talk through personal concerns in a supportive, non-judgmental space.
Social work support, including Power of Attorney
Access assistance for practical matters like legal planning and social service navigation from a trained social worker.
Behavioural management plans
We help design and implement behavioural strategies tailored to manage symptoms and improve daily living.
Adjustment to disability or change in care needs
Receive support as you adapt to new health or care circumstances, with compassionate, expert guidance.
Pain management
Psychological tools and therapies to help you manage chronic pain and reduce the emotional toll it can take.
Social activities and programs
Stay connected and reduce isolation through access to social engagement options tailored to your interests and abilities.
Grief counselling
Specialised support for those experiencing loss or bereavement, helping you process your emotions and find peace.
Palliative care services
Emotional and psychological care for individuals and families navigating life-limiting conditions.
Carer support
Confidential support for carers coping with stress, burnout, or emotional challenges related to caregiving roles.

If you’re looking for additional support, we also offer a range of other health services for seniors, including physiotherapy, occupational therapy, and dietetics—many of which are available online to help you stay independent, support your wellbeing, and receive quality care from the comfort of your home.

Eligibility criteria*

You need to be aged over 65 or over 50 for Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islanders.
Some services may be available to people aged under 65.

*Other eligibility criteria may apply Contact us for more info.

How is this service delivered?

How can I access this service?

You can access this service in several ways, depending on your needs and individual situation.

In Home

One of our friendly staff will visit you at home at a time that works for you.

Delivery Methods

Delivered Online

We can deliver this service to you over a video call on a computer or tablet.

Learn more about our virtual services

How can I pay?

There are several ways to access our services and programs, including the funding options such as Home Care Packages (HCP) and Commonwealth Home Support Programme (CHSP).

Please note this service is not available as part of Department of Veterans' Affairs (DVA) funding.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is our Psychology services suitable for?

If you are experiencing emotional and mental health issues, this service is for you. It provides the support you need to manage life changes and assist you to cope with chronic conditions, grief, depression and anxiety.

Can the Psychology service be catered to specific culturally & linguistically diverse/LGBTIQA+ community needs?

Yes, this service can be aligned with your values and preferences. Our Psychologists will take the time to learn your individual cultural and care needs so they are always considered when making their recommendations. They will also encourage you to set meaningful goals and help you to achieve them. You may also have your preferred support person included during the consultations or access interpreting services if required.

Who are the people delivering this service?

This service is delivered by our Registered Psychologists who provide assessment and therapy to help you improve your overall wellbeing.

Can you prescribe medication for me?

Our Psychologists do not prescribe medications. We will work with you to overcome challenges with practical advice and strategies and by using cognitive behavioural therapy or other treatment modalities. Our Psychologists may help you to access other services such as a GP or specialist if you require other forms of treatment.

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Your needs are different to others and we understand that. Get started now or call us to chat about how we can help you stay living, feeling and being well.

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