AU, Melbourne – Psychologists

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Psychologists in Melbourne

​Find your right fit today!

Are you looking for psychologists in Melbourne to support your journey towards growth and healing?

Get started with expert online psychologists at Talk Your Heart Out (TYHO).

Meet Our Psychologists in Melbourne

TYHO psychologists in Melbourne can help you with a range of issues, including depression, work stress, anxiety, social isolation, relationship struggles, and more. Scroll below to review Melbourne psychologists by browsing their full profiles, watching their introductory videos and reading client reviews. 

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Singapore Therapist - Alexandra

Alexandra

Psychologist

Alexandra is a psychologist who draws on her multicultural experiences to support clients facing relationship, workplace, and self-esteem issues.

Starting from A$ 260

Aneel - Singapore Therapist

Aneel

Psychologist

Aneel can work with individuals facing issues with anxiety (incl social anxiety), intergenerational trauma, financial stress, narcissism, and grief, separation & loss.

Starting from A$ 150

Stephanie

Psychologist

Stephanie can support individuals and couples facing anxiety (incl social anxiety), self-love, self-esteem and confidence, Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), and grief, separation and loss.

Starting from A$ 200

Ani - Singapore therapist

Ani

Psychologist

Ani helps individuals and couples facing anxiety, low moods or depression, cultural adjustment, eating concerns or body image, and Obsessive Compulsive Disorder.

Starting from A$ 150

Mental Health Insights in Melbourne

Mental Health Issues Faced In Melbourne

At-Risk Groups for Mental Health Issues

Factors Affecting Mental Health In Melbourne

Mental disorders

In Victoria, 45% have experienced a mental disorder at some time in their life

Seeking support

76k+ Victorians
seek mental
health services

Service gap

39.2% with a mental health condition were not able to see a professional

Seeing progress

65% of Melburnians reported that therapy helped reduce their anxiety symptoms

Accessing Psychologist Care in Melbourne

Starting therapy with a psychologist in Melbourne can feel daunting, especially given added barriers such as long waiting times, the need for GP referrals, and cost uncertainties.

Victoria is home to a majority of Australia’s culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) and refugee communities. The Centre for Muslim Wellbeing (CMW) notes that people from CALD communities in Victoria often face unique challenges and barriers, such as a lack of a sense of belonging, identity, cultural and language barriers, intergenerational conflicts, stigma and taboo surrounding mental illness. These hurdles can make finding the right therapist even challenging.

This is why TYHO aims to provide high-quality, accessible mental health care to everyone through the following:

  • Easy-to-schedule online sessions (audio and video)
  • Quick access to expert psychologists (ie no GP referral needed)
  • Transparent pricing policies and bulk session discounts
  • Access to a wide pool of culturally sensitive psychologists

We’re also working towards integrating Medicare rebates and insurance coverage soon.

Cityscape of Melbourne, Australia. TYHO offers expert couples counselling in Melbourne.

Frequently Asked Questions

1) How long is a session with a psychologist in Melbourne?

At TYHO, our online audio and video sessions last 60 minutes.

2) How much does it cost to see a psychologist in Melbourne?

At TYHO, the cost to see psychologists in Melbourne ranges from A$150 (for care therapists) to A$260 (for empathy and expert therapists). Additionally, our psychologists charge an additional A$30 for couples therapy sessions.

At TYHO, our aim is to offer reasonably priced services at all times. We provide a 6% discount for a package costing A$600 to A$1199 and an 8% discount for a package costing A$1200 to A$5000.

Click here to explore our pricing page and learn about the costs of sessions with Melbourne psychologists.

3) Are sessions with TYHO psychologists private and confidential?

Yes, your privacy is our top priority at TYHO. Our Therapists adhere to strict professional and ethical standards and ensure that your sessions remain confidential.

Having said that, please note that your therapist may be obliged to share information in certain situations, such as when someone is at risk of being harmed or if there is a legal requirement for disclosure.

In such circumstances, they may inform relevant parties like emergency contacts, close family, courts, police or crisis services. The TYHO platform typically leaves decisions about sharing session information, such as notes or messages, to the Therapist’s professional judgment.

If you have any particular questions or concerns about confidentiality and privacy, you can get them clarified with your Therapist at any time.

4) Do psychologists in Melbourne provide weekend or evening sessions?

Many TYHO psychologists in Melbourne offer flexible after-hours appointments to accommodate work and family schedules.

At TYHO, we understand how hard it can be to balance a busy work or personal schedule with regular therapy sessions. That is why our psychologists offer weekend, evening, and same-day sessions. This means that you can book a session minutes even if your schedule for the day clears up at the last minute!

5) Can I claim pscyhologist sessions on Medicare?

TYHO plans to integrate Medicare in the near future to make therapy more accessible. In the meantime, you can still save by purchasing therapy sessions in packages.

6) Do I need a GP referral to see a TYHO psychologist in Melbourne?

No, a GP referral or healthcare plan is not required to start your therapy journey on our platform. You can get started with Melbourne psychologists on TYHO through these three simple steps:

  • Step 1: Log in or create a TYHO account
  • Step 2: Review psychologist profiles and find the right fit
  • Step 3: Pay and book your session!

We also offer same-day and after-hours bookings to make therapy more flexible and accessible for your schedule.

TYHO psychologists also provide after-hour sessions and same-day bookings to make therapy more accessible and flexible for everyone. If you’d like additional support with finding the right Therapist, feel free to reach out to our team!

7) What happens in the first session with a psychologist in Melbourne?

During the first few sessions, psychologists in Melbourne typically spend time getting to know you and your goals for therapy. 

Think of this time as building the foundation of your therapeutic relationship. As humans, we take time to trust and open up to someone new. Similar to how you don’t immediately bond with someone you just met at school or work, you may need a few sessions to start opening up to your psychologist in Melbourne.

However, a good psychologist will never rush you. They’ll gently nudge and guide you towards sharing at your own pace.

Having said that, here are some things Melbourne psychologists may do during the first session:

  • Ask you questions about your general mental health and recent emotional state
  • Ask you to fill in a questionnaire or ask questions about any particular mental health issues you’re facing
  • Ask you questions about your life in general, hobbies, likes, dislikes, etc
  • Ask about any specific goals and expectations you have from therapy
  • Explain how the therapeutic process works and what approaches they use in sessions
  • Create a tailored therapeutic plan based on your needs, ie the number of sessions and their frequency
  • Clarify any doubts or questions you may have about therapy

8) How do I prepare to meet a psychologist in Melbourne?

If you’re feeling nervous about your first session, know that it’s absolutely normal to feel so. Here are a few tips to help you prepare and put your mind at ease before meeting your psychologist in Melbourne:

  • Note down your goals for therapy, ie why you’re seeking help
  • Also, jot down your key concerns, recent mental state, symptoms, etc
  • Curate a list of relevant information about your medical and mental health history, eg any medications you take or past therapy experiences
  • Consider what kind of support and help you expect from your psychologist 

To make the most of your first session with a psychologist in Melbourne, check out our blog on “5 Tips for Effective First Therapy Session”!