28/10/2020: All sessions are subject to COVID-19 restrictions. Interested in learning more about telehealth? Let us know and we’ll talk you through the process.
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Outlook Matters is a progressive Melbourne-based business; comprised of a community-based psychology service; a small client advocacy function; and a service development/consulting team.
We embody diversity and non-hierarchical, interprofessional partnerships in our treatment, teaching and service evaluation work. We recognize that what’s good for all of us is good for each of us – and that none of us are as good as all of us together.
Psychology Services
At Outlook Matters Psychology we offer a full range of services for adults, children and adolescents. Our team of friendly, highly skilled psychologists share a wealth of experience across a broad range of specialisations.
Advocacy
We understand how stressful social and funding issues can be. If this is part of what’s making you stressed, we’ll do what we can to help. We regularly make submissions on social and policy issues.
Research & Evaluation
Based on the World Health Organisation (WHO) guidelines, Outlook Matters conducts quality research and evaluation projects in the community sector.
Supervision & Training
Are you a Provisional Psychologist or Clinical Registrar? We’re passionate about our training and supervision program. Talk to us to find out more!
Psychologist services for Melbourne’s Northern Suburbs
Our psychology team services Melbourne’s northern suburbs – including Ivanhoe, Heidelberg, Heidelberg Heights, Kew, Preston, Thornbury, Bundoora, Rosanna, Reservoir, Bellfield, Viewbank, Montmorency, Mill Park, Greensborough and Macleod.
We treat General mental health and wellbeing, Depression, anxiety and panic, Life transitions and adjustments, Learning difficulties, Child behavioural issues, Assessment of autism and developmental delay, Psycho-educational assessment, Parenting support, Career assessment and transition, Work issues, Relationship difficulties, Family issues, Pain and injury rehabilitation, Trauma (recent and past), Grief and loss, Bullying, Body image concerns, Social and emotional difficulties.