About the RMIT Psychology Clinic
The RMIT University Psychology Clinic was established in 1976 and is operated by the Discipline of Psychology, within the School of Health and Biomedical Sciences, RMIT University. Since its inception, the RMIT University Psychology Clinic has developed an excellent reputation for high quality clinical services for children, adolescents, and adults. Evidenced based health care approaches are promoted/utilised throughout the clinic
The Clinic offers clinical facilities for adults, children, adolescents and families who are experiencing behavioral, emotional, and clinical issues (e.g. anxiety, depression, stress, relationship issues). Consultations are face to face or via Telehealth.
Our Team
Clinical sessions are primarily conducted by postgraduate psychology interns completing their fifth and sixth year of study. Interns are registered provisional psychologists. They are supervised by and work closely with our senior clinical psychology staff.
Services
What to expect
Following the initial screening and intake process, a comprehensive initial interview will be completed by one of our Psychology Interns, where information relevant to your particular concerns will be obtained.
During the interview, and at subsequent times, you may be asked to complete a number of questionnaires or rating scales. These are helpful in designing a treatment program tailored to your needs and evaluating its effectiveness.
Between sessions you may be asked to record information that will be useful to your clinician in determining the best treatment strategies.
Subsequent sessions will involve monitoring progress and addressing your specific concerns. Regular follow-up contact is also conducted to ensure the ongoing effectiveness of treatment, where appropriate.
What we offer
The RMIT Psychology Clinic offers assessment and treatment options for children, youth and adults.
| Psychological Therapies for Adults |
Behavioral and Psychological Therapies for Children & Young People |
| Evidence based psychological assessments and interventions for adults, across a range problems including mood and anxiety disorders, relationship difficultes, self esteem issues, as well as anger and stress. |
Evidence based psychological assessments and interventions for children, youth and their parents, across a range of problems including emotional, social and behavioural difficulties, the parent/child relationship, school adjustment problems, as well as concerns about learning and/or development. |
Making a referral
The RMIT Psychology clinic is not taking new referrals at this time. Please check our website again in October.
The clinic accepts a wide range of referrals, including self-referrals, and referrals from doctors, other agencies, parents, and schools. Permission will be sought from the client when a referral is made on their behalf.
You do not need a doctor's referral to make an appointment. Self referrals are welcome. However, a letter from your GP or psychiatrist can help with ensuring continuity of care.
Clients are allocated according to our waiting list. Our waiting list times vary depending on the type of referral and the caseload of our clinicians. Clients will be advised of an approximate waiting time when the referral is made.
Please complete the below form and a member of our team will be in touch to arrange an appointment.
Location
Address
Level 3, 30 Janefield Drive Bundoora 3083
Melbourne Bundoora campus, Building 300
