I work with children, adolescents, adults, and families. Support is tailored to the individual’s needs, goals, and stage of life, and may include individual therapy for children, parent-focused sessions, or therapy for adolescents and adults.

Support is available for a range of concerns, including anxiety, mood difficulties, trauma-related difficulties, emotional regulation challenges, behavioural difficulties, adjustment difficulties, body image concerns, and neurodevelopmental support (including ADHD and Autism)

Therapy is collaborative and tailored to the individual. Sessions may include discussion, psychoeducation, skills-building, and structured therapeutic strategies selected based on the person’s needs, goals, and developmental stage.

With children, therapy is developmentally appropriate and may include creative and structured activities (such as drawing, crafts, or games) to support engagement and understanding. Therapeutic work remains goal-directed and focused on building emotional awareness, regulation skills, and adaptive coping.

Where appropriate, parents may be involved throughout the therapy process. This can include brief check-ins at the beginning or end of sessions, discussion of strategies being introduced, and guidance on how to support skill development at home.

Parent involvement occurs with consideration of the child’s comfort and consent. Children often enjoy inviting their parent in to share what they have been working on.

Parent-focused sessions are also available and may be accessed separately, where clinically appropriate.

Yes. Children can access individual therapy sessions under a Mental Health Care Plan where clinically appropriate and with a valid referral from a GP.

Yes. Parent-focused sessions are available and provide space to explore concerns, build understanding of child development and behaviour, and develop practical strategies to support a child’s wellbeing. These sessions may also be accessed under a Mental Health Care Plan, where clinically appropriate.

NDIS-funded sessions may be available for self-managed or plan-managed participants. Please note that Reign of Mind Psychology is not a registered NDIS provider.

Yes. Telehealth appointments are available and may be suitable for children, adolescents, and adults depending on individual needs, preferences, and circumstances.

Appointments can be booked by contacting Reign of Mind Psychology directly at melissa@reignofmindpsychology.com.au

If you are unsure which service is the right fit, you are welcome to make contact to discuss your needs.

No. Self-referrals are welcome, and a referral is not required to book an appointment.

A referral from a GP is only required if you wish to access Medicare rebates through a Mental Health Care Plan. Parents and caregivers are welcome to enquire directly regarding services for children and adolescents.

No. The information on this website is general in nature and does not constitute psychological advice. Psychological services are tailored to the individual and provided following assessment, in line with professional and ethical standards.

No. Reign of Mind Psychology does not provide crisis or emergency support.

If you or your child are in immediate danger, or require urgent mental health support, please contact:

• Lifeline – 13 11 14

• Beyond Blue – 1300 22 4636

• Kids Helpline – 1800 55 1800 (for children and young people)

• Emergency services – 000

You may also attend your nearest emergency department for urgent support.