About
Our values
MindTree Psychology was founded on professional excellence, compassion, and respect - facilitating genuine outcomes for individuals, families, and the broader community.
Personalised approach
By relating to people in a way that is true and authentic, we establish genuine connections with our clients. Our approach is client-centred and characterised by non-judgemental acceptance, trust, and collaboration. We take time to carefully understand our clients' goals and challenges, and develop strategies tailored to each person's needs, preferences, and strengths.
Growth
We believe the most important role of a Psychologist is to help others achieve personal growth. By reflecting on past experiences and considering new perspectives, we guide each person to reach a deeper level of self-understanding - discovering ways to enhance wellbeing, overcome challenges, and clarify personal goals.
Gold-standard care
We are committed to delivering evidence-based psychotherapy. We pay attention to the scientific literature and systematically monitor the progress of our clients to ensure we are facilitating meaningful outcomes. Communication is vital to coordinating care - we adopt a collaborative approach with referrers.
Professional expertise
Our Psychologists have completed a minimum of 6 years of university education in psychology, followed by years of intensive clinical supervision and professional development. They hold membership with the Australian Psychological Society, committed to upholding the highest professional and ethical standards.
Accessible
We believe all people can benefit from seeing a Psychologist. Our practice meets the highest standards of accessibility - including elevator access, a spacious layout, and accessible bathrooms. We also offer a limited number of after-hours appointments.
Comfort & respect
Our purpose-built therapy rooms are spacious, filled with natural light, and adorned with thriving plants. The utmost care has been taken to create a safe and comfortable space where clients can openly explore their thoughts and emotions.