Asperger's Syndrome Counselling in Croydon South, VIC

Hello, my name is Andrew and I am a Clinical Psychologist based in Melbourne, Australia. I provide telehealth psychology consultations to adult clients 18 years and up. I provide treatment and support for a range of difficulties including Depression, Anxiety, Trauma, Grief and Loss, Mood Disorders, self-esteem difficulties, and promoting overall mental health and wellbeing. As I am a Clinical Psychologist, you will get back a rebate of $131.65 from Medicare for each appointment, with referral from your GP.

Autism Counselling is a group of 6 experienced therapists who deliver specifically tailored sessions to suit children, teens, adults , couples and families affected by Autism Spectrum Disorder. We are dedicated to helping individuals and families manage the specific challenges of ASD.

Rosemary is a warm, gentle and caring Psychologist.  Her approach is gentle yet purposeful, and uses an integrative approach to treatment.  Rosemary has a particular interest in perinatal mental health, parent and infant mental health, trauma, childhood anxiety, and parenting. Rosemary is also able to provide Autism, ADHD, Cognitive and Educational Assessments for children, adolescents, and adults. She is a fully registered Psychologist with AHPRA, a member of the Australian Association of Psychologists, and an Associate Member of the Australian Psychological Society.

Steps to Soar helps children to adults identify qualities to cope with life challenges, gain insight to visualise what they want, and foster belief in their capacity to attain it. Committed to promoting self-understanding, self-belief and well-being in a friendly, inclusive environment using integrative, evidence-based practices and strategies. Clients are assisted to explore factors impacting them/their relationships, how they might move towards helpful habits, learn skills and ways of coping to improve their quality of life. Family collaboration underpins support for child and adolescent development.

Hi! I am an Art Therapist and Counsellor who services the southeast, east and northeast suburbs. It’s my goal to help you achieve yours in a friendly and safe environment.

Do you sometimes struggle to be understood? As an introvert, INFJ, empath or neurodivergent, you might struggle to feel like you fit in. It can be especially hard when you constantly feel like your energy levels are being drained! You are probably someone who everyone leans on for help and support, yet you yourself don't have anyone to talk to who gets you and hears what you are saying. When you've gone through your own issues- it's important that you have a place to feel heard. What if I was to tell you that I could help? For you to heal from your past, find joy in the now, and to have the courage to dream big dreams for your life.

Hi, my name is Alisha, I enjoy working with children, teenagers, and young adults. Much of my work is directed toward Autism, ADHD, and learning difficulties, including tailored psychological assessments and reports for these issues. I also work with people who experience behavioural and social difficulties, low self-esteem, interpersonal difficulties, depression and anxiety disorders such as separation, phobias, and OCD. I will work collaboratively with parents (where relevant), and other professionals to help you find more peace in life and ensure that the best outcomes can be achieved.

I am passionate about working with adults and older teens who are experiencing a diverse range of difficulty and challenge in their life. My style and pace is tailored to each client's needs and my work is collaborative and client-centred. I consider mental wellbeing from a wholistic view point that considers all aspects of my client's life and circumstances. I bring with me a wealth of experience, skills and approaches collected over a lifetime of working in the counselling and mental health field. My style is informal, welcoming, trauma informed, culturally responsible and inclusive.

Are you feeling overwhelmed by the challenges of your disability or new medical diagnosis? ​Disability and medical diagnosis can cause deep levels of distress, uncertainty, fear and overwhelm. It is a time when lots of new medical information is being presented bringing up both familiar and unfamiliar feelings. This makes it difficult to absorb and unpack information, manage daily tasks, get quality sleep and mobilise. If you have have lived with a disability for some time you might be struggling with a new challenging life moment that is impacting on your happiness and quality of life.

I enjoy working with people with a diverse range of challenges, and have a particular interest in neurodiversity, behavioural challenges, eating disorders, and substance use. Another area of interest of mine is personality disorders. I work with clients across the life span.

Kristin enjoys supporting a range of individuals across the lifespan including children (aged 3 years and over), adolescents, adults, and older adults. Kristin has a particular interest in supporting neurodivergent individuals and their supporters across the lifespan. Kristin’s varied experience in community settings (family violence, addiction, mental health, disability), private practice and school settings (primary and secondary) helps her further understand how an individual’s life experiences intersect and impact wellbeing.

We are all unique and as such a ‘one size fits all’ approach to therapy is inappropriate. The use of diagnosis and labels can be helpful to inform the most useful interventions, however my years of working with people have shown that every person needs to be seen as an individual with their own combination of life experiences, circumstances, capacity and goals. Therapy is successful when the following conditions are met : trust and honesty are vital; an initial goal-focussed plan is needed, however this should be dynamic and client led with the understanding that review and change are required to achieve the results you deserve.

I am a compassionate and joyful therapist dedicated to supporting children from diverse backgrounds. My practice is deeply focused on relationships and individual differences. I meet the child and family where they are at, developmentally, emotionally, and functionally. I respect and follow the child's interests and effectively use the number one tool to support healing - affect. The therapeutic approaches I use to create individualized interventions are underpinned by DIR/Floortime developed by Dr Stanley Greenspan, Neurosequential Model of Therapeutics by Dr Bruce Perry, and Dr Porges' Polyvagal Theory.