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School of
Psychological Science
La Trobe University
Victoria, 3086
Australia

Tel: +61 3 9479 1590
Fax: +61 3 9479 1956
psychology
@latrobe.edu.au


School of Psychological Science

Psychology Clinic


About the Clinic


The Psychology Clinic operates as part of the advanced professional training program for Masters and Doctoral students in Clinical Psychology and Clinical Neuropsychology. Therapy is carried out by Master of Psychology and Doctoral provisional psychologists who are supervised by experienced registered psychologists. This is part of the training that prepares them for their careers as psychologists. Decisions about the most effective therapeutic procedures are based on clinical judgement and expertise and also on up-to-date research evidence. All information is treated in a strictly confidential manner. If you are not sure what psychologists do, or how they can help, visit the Australian Psychological Society's home page.

Who can attend the Clinic?

The Clinic provides services to people of all ages from anywhere in Victoria. Although initial contact is usually made by individual clients and families, we also welcome referrals from other agencies and professionals.

Services offered

Therapy is provided for both individuals and groups. The Clinic offers services in a range of areas including:
  • Relationship problems
    • Marital therapy
    • Family therapy
    • Sexual problems
  • Individual counselling
    • Assertion skills training
    • Stress management
    • Sleep problems
    • Pain management
    • Eating problems
    • Relaxation training
    • Anxiety, fears and phobias
    • Depression
  • Adolescent problems
    • Bullying at school
    • Parent/adolescent problems
  • Child problems
    • Behaviour problems
    • Emotional problems
    • School adjustment problems
    • Learning disabilities
    • Educational assessment
  • Neuropsychological assessment and management
    • Intellectual disability
    • Acquired brain injury
    • Head injury
    • Stroke
    • Drug and alcohol problems
    • Memory problems
    • Concentration and attention problems

and other psychological problems.

If you are unsure whether we can help you with your problem, do not hesitate to inquire. We will also provide information about other services and referral to them if appropriate.

Fees

The Clinic charges a flat fee of $10 per hour fees for clinical therapy. Fees for neuropsychological and educational assessments are on a sliding scale based on family income. These fees are not refundable through Medicare. The fees obtained from assessment and therapy provided at the Clinic contribute to the facilities and services provided by the Clinic.

Making an appointment

For inquiries or to make arrangements for an appointment, phone the Psychology Clinic on (03) 9479 2150. A message can be left using the recorded message service. The Intake Worker will then confidentially return your call as soon as possible.

How is therapy arranged?

Appointments for therapy are ordinarily made on a weekly basis with each session usually lasting an hour. However arrangements for sessions are negotiable with individual therapists.

How to find the Clinic

La Trobe University is serviced by trains, buses and trams. There is also free car parking available in the Visitors Car Park for those travelling by car (entry via Central Control).The Psychology Clinic is located in the George Singer Building (NW8). See Melways Street Directory Edition 22 or later, maps 19 and 66A. University Map

Contact

Psychology Clinic,
School of Psychological Science,
George Singer Building
La Trobe University, Bundoora, Vic. 3086.

Telephone: +61 3 9479 2150 (9am to 4pm weekdays)
After-hours recorded telephone messages: +61 3 9479 2150
Fax: +61 3 9479 1956


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Last Updated: 17 March, 2009