The Red Couch
Melbourne Psychologists and Counsellors in the CBD, Melbourne
The Red Couch psychologists located in the Melbourne CBD are highly experienced psychology counselling practitioners, treating conditions such as depression, anxiety, trauma, stress management, relationship counselling, clinical medical hypnosis, mood disorders, panic attacks, post-traumatic stress or difficulties related to trauma and abuse, worry and overwhelm, interpersonal difficulties, and coping with grief.
Melbourne psychologists from The Red Couch can help you overcome difficulties in your personal life, interpersonal relationships and family conflict.
Our psychologists in melbourne also work with professionals to manage work-related stress, workplace bullying, or to enhance performance.
Our melbourne CBD psychology counsellors carefully listen to your experience of your current difficulties and concerns and then work with you to identify and reach the therapeutic goals you would most benefit from and would most like to achieve.
Our Psychologists in Melbourne CBD can offer patients:
- Individual therapy and counselling. Some personal issues include depression, anxiety, relationships, conflict, stress and trauma
- Medicare, Private Health Insurance, TAC & WorkCover - supported Psychological Treatment
- Relationships Counselling
- Clinical Medical Hypnosis
- Group Programs
Our Melbourne CBD psychology services for Psychologists include:
- Professional Supervision
- Secondary Consultation
- Peer Supervision Groups
Melbourne psychology practice information is available including the counselling we offer, the training our Melbourne psycholgists have, their psychology counselling experience and professional interests.
Registered Medicare provider since 2009
Can I get Medicare rebates to cover my counselling sessions? Yes. Medicare rebates focused psychological strategies for eligible patients.
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All of our Psychologists are registered with the Psychology Board of Australia and follow strict ethical codes and clinical practice guidelines as required by law in Australia.
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