Child & Adolescent Psychologist
in Geelong
Compassionate, Personalised Care—Wherever Life Takes You.
Psychologists experienced in supporting children and teens with anxiety, behaviour challenges and school-related stress.
Start by completing our psychologist matching form.
Because therapy is most effective when the connection feels right, we begin by matching your child with a psychologist who is likely to suit their needs. From there, we focus on evidence-informed strategies that build coping skills, confidence and wellbeing — with parents supported throughout.
As part of the ANSA Health network, we can draw from a vast pool of psychologists to help make the right match for your child.
If You’re Worried About Your Child, You’re Not Alone
Many families seek support when challenges become persistent or begin to affect daily life. Meeting with a psychologist can help children and parents understand what’s happening and explore ways to respond more effectively.
Families often get in touch about:
Anxiety, stress, or difficulty managing emotions
Low mood, sadness, or withdrawal from activities
Behavioural challenges or frequent conflict at home
School refusal or learning-related stress
Friendship difficulties, bullying or social isolation
Adjusting to family changes, separation or loss
What Families May Experience
Therapy aims to provide understanding and build skills. Experiences vary, but families sometimes notice:
Less tension around daily routines
Greater confidence in managing emotions
Clearer communication at home
Parents feeling more supported and informed
These examples reflect common experiences but are not guaranteed outcomes. Every child is different.
Why Families Choose Us
You want care that’s right for children and adolescents — and supportive of the whole family. That’s our focus.
Finding the right fit — we use a psychologist matching process to connect your child with someone suited to their needs. As part of the ANSA Health network, we can draw from a wide pool of psychologists to help make this match.
Ages 3–18 — our work is centred on children and teens.
Practical strategies — guidance parents can use at home, at school and in daily routines.
Evidence-informed approaches — including CBT, play-based methods, mindfulness and parent support.
Family-inclusive care — parents are actively involved and supported throughout.
Collaborative when appropriate — with consent, we work with schools to support consistency.
Flexible access — Geelong clinics (Newtown, Belmont) and telehealth across Victoria.
How It Works
Complete the referral form
Tell us about your child’s needs and background.
We connect you
with a clinician experienced in your child’s age group.
Initial appointment
Parent/carer interview to gather history.
Assessment sessions
Questionnaires, standardised tools, observation.
Feedback & report
Results explained and a comprehensive written report provided.
Assessment Costs and Rebates
You get clear pricing based on your assessment type and session needs.
You may be eligible for Medicare rebates with a valid referral.
You can access private health rebates, depending on your level of cover.
If you are an NDIS participant and self managed or plan managed, you may be able to use your available funds.
Frequently Asked Questions
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It’s a short form that helps us understand your child’s needs and preferences so we can connect you with a psychologist who is likely to be a good fit. The therapeutic relationship is widely recognised as an important part of progress.
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Yes. If the fit doesn’t feel comfortable, we can help you connect with a different clinician.
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No. You can book directly. A GP referral (Mental Health Care Plan) is required only if you want to claim Medicare rebates.
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We tailor the approach to each child, drawing on evidence-informed methods such as CBT, play-based strategies, mindfulness and parent guidance.
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It varies. Your psychologist will discuss goals with you and review progress regularly.
Location
62 McKillop Street
Geelong, VIC 3220
Telehealth
Available for some components of the process