Our team of dedicated therapists are experienced in providing comprehensive support and
effective interventions for adults, teens, and children facing a range of difficulties
What we do
Our expertise:
- Borderline personality disorder
- ADHD
- Autism
- Trauma & complex trauma
- Anxiety & depression
- Domestic violence support
- Complex behaviour in children and teens
- Parenting & Family Support
Our Services
- Individual and Group Therapy
- Face to face & Telehealth sessions
- DBT, C-DBT & RO-DBT, CBT, ACT, Somatic Therapy, and more
- NDIS access support sessions
- Screeners, psycho-education and referral pathways for formal diagnosis
- ADHD assessments for adults
Accessible Support
- Low upfront Cost Options available, NDIS, EAP, Redress Scheme
- Face-to-face and telehealth /Video call sessions
Individual sessions
We aim to provide a safe, trauma-informed space where clients can explore their feelings and experiences at their own pace. By integrating various therapeutic modalities and emphasising empowerment, we work alongside clients to set personalised goals and develop effective coping strategies tailored to their unique journeys.
Parenting and Family support sessions
Our parenting/family support sessions are DBT informed and designed to help families build stronger relationships, improve communication, and resolve interpersonal issues. We believe that every family has unique strengths, and we work with families to identify those strengths and build on them to create a more positive and supportive family environment. We offer individualised parent/family sessions to assist parents and family members to understand their loved ones who are struggling, this includes psychoeducation, behaviour and skills training.
Telehealth/Zoom & phone counselling
Our telehealth sessions allow clients to receive quality mental health care from the comfort and convenience of their own home. We utilise a secure and easy-to-use platform to provide clients with a safe and confidential space to discuss their concerns and work towards their goals. Please note, services involving children are often best conducted in a face-to-face format
Who we are
Crystal has completed a Bachelor of Psychology and a Master of
Social Work degree.
Crystal provides individual therapy, Group therapy and Parenting/ Family support sessions. Crystal has experience working in a variety of settings including Private practice, DBT clinic, sexual assault and domestic violence services, schools and child safet
Crystal has completed a Bachelor of Psychology and a Master of
Social Work degree.
Crystal provides individual therapy, Group therapy and Parenting/ Family support sessions. Crystal has experience working in a variety of settings including Private practice, DBT clinic, sexual assault and domestic violence services, schools and child safety.
Crystal Works with adults, teens, children and their families providing psychoeducation, psychotherapy and early intervention to prevent future psychological issues. Crystal works with parents and carers providing support and guidance with complex behaviours. Crystal is completing comprehensive DBT for children training and supervision with creator Francheska Perepletchikova.
Crystal works with individuals presenting with a range of issues including Borderline personality disorder, complex PTSD and trauma, ASD, ADHD, Anxiety, Depression and Parenting concerns. Crystal uses a variety of therapeutic approaches including Dialectical Behaviour Therapy for Children, teens and Adults, Cognitive behaviour therapy, Schema therapy, Acceptance and Commitment therapy, Somatic therapy and Play therapy.
Crystal takes a holistic approach to ensure her clients feel supported in all areas of their lives. She offers a non- judgemental and empathetic space allowing clients to
feel safe and welcome.
Professional Associations: AASW (Australian Association of social workers).
At Wild brain therapies we are here to assist you to embrace the wild and wonderful uniqueness within you. Wild brain therapies is a trauma-informed, neurodiverse-affirming space where you are not only welcomed but also valued.
Our approach is rooted in understanding, acceptance and empowerment to change. Assisting you to build a life wort
At Wild brain therapies we are here to assist you to embrace the wild and wonderful uniqueness within you. Wild brain therapies is a trauma-informed, neurodiverse-affirming space where you are not only welcomed but also valued.
Our approach is rooted in understanding, acceptance and empowerment to change. Assisting you to build a life worth living, one thats authentic and true to yourself. Together we will explore your strengths and untamed potential, giving you the tools to face life's challenges with courage and resilience so you are able to thrive not just survive. Working towards a future where you are confident and capable no longer needing our support. We believe in a collaborative approach working with individuals, family and community. We offer a non judgemental, safe space for people of all ages, cultural backgrounds, diverse sexual and gender identities and expressions of faith and lifestyle choices
Erick has completed a Bachelor of Psychology and Honours degree in Psychology. Erick is currently completing Masters in clinical psychology. Erick provides individual therapy, Group therapy, couples therapy,Parenting/ Family support sessions assessments and reports.
Erick has gained a range of practical experience in a variety of settings
Erick has completed a Bachelor of Psychology and Honours degree in Psychology. Erick is currently completing Masters in clinical psychology. Erick provides individual therapy, Group therapy, couples therapy,Parenting/ Family support sessions assessments and reports.
Erick has gained a range of practical experience in a variety of settings including Private practice, DBT clinic, Domestic violence services and Men’s behaviour change programs. Erick has experience with individuals presenting with Borderline personality disorder, PTSD and trauma, OCD, Health anxiety, ASD, ADHD, Anxiety, Depression, Parenting concerns, substance abuse, grief and loss and perpetrators of domestic violence. Erick is experienced working with high risk individuals and their families providing psychoeducation and therapy to assist them to build a life worth living. Erick uses a variety of therapeutic approaches including Dialectical Behaviour Therapy, Cognitive behaviour therapy, Narrative therapy, Acceptance and Commitment therapy, somatic therapy and motivational interviewing. Erick provides a holistic approach to ensure his clients feel supported in all areas of their lives. Erick provides psychological support from an evidence-based framework and continues to engage in professional development to support his clinical practice.
Professional associations: APS (Australian psychological association).
Dialectical behaviour therapy
We offer a range of Dialectical behaviour therapy [DBT] options in our clinic and online. Individual DBT sessions and Group programs
- DBT
- RO-DBT
- DBT for children and teens
Our DBT programs involves:
- Individual therapy
- Skills groups
- Phone coaching
Our DBT skills programs teach:
- Mindfulness
- Distress tolerance
- Emotion regulation
- Interpersonal effectiveness
- Walking the middle path
Our clinicians are experienced facilitators and have received comprehensive training in Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT)
- Is your child/ teen a super senser? highly sensitive? Do they have trouble regulating their emotions, struggling to maintain friendships, experiencing issues with impulsivity or self injury?
- DBT for children/teens is an evidence-based treatment used to help children and teens and thier families who struggle with BIG feelings and behaviours
- Dialectical Behaviour Therapy for Children aims to relieve presenting problems, as well as to reduce the risk of the psychopathology in the future by targeting both the relationship with the environment and the relationship with self.
DBT for children and adolescents uses multiple modes of treatment including:
- Individual therapy
- skills training with child/teen
- skills group/parenting sessions for parents/carers
- phone coaching to assist children/teens and their families.
Our clinicians are trained DBT / DBT- C Therapists
Fees and Rebates
We aim to be a cost-effective private clinic offering DBT,Counselling and psychological services.
Our fees are a low cost upfront rate which aligns with the medicare out of pocket costs and does not increase after Medicare 10 session rebates have been exhausted therefore no referral is required for making appointments and medicare rebates are not available.
Individual Therapy Fees :
- 50 minute session- $150-200
- 90 minute session- $200
(Recommended for Children/Teen/ parenting sessions)
Group Fees:
- DBT-90 minute class- $65 per session
- RO-DBT -120 minute class- $100 per session
- Parenting support program- $100-150 per session
Phone Coaching: $0 (while under our care in DBT-10 minute phone call )
Non contact fees: letters, NDIS reports, school letter and other reports charged at the usual hourly rate
Social work support session fees:
- 60 minute session-Practical assistance and guidance to access NDIS, centrelink and other services -$150 -200
NDIS session fees:
- Fees may vary depending on the clinician-$150 -200
- Travel fees apply
Assessment& Diagnosis:
- ADHD Assessment and report- from $1000
Cost may vary and intake will be needed in order to provide a quote
- Screeners, psychoeducation and referrals out for comprehensive assessment for the cost of individual sessions
Please note that a 48-hour cancellation fee applies to appointments. This is to ensure that we have sufficient time to fill the appointment. Psychology is a continuing therapy that requires us to hold appointments to ensure continuity of care. Therefore, filling appointments last minute due to cancellation is generally not possible.
A reminder is sent out to remind you of your appointment and gives you the opportunity to cancel if needed. We appreciate your understanding of our policies and procedures.
Collaborations- who we share space with
Yage Kang Psychology
Mind the Brain Naomi Ramsdell
Equilibrium muscle management Sylvia Lin
BPsychSc (Hons), MPsych (Clinical), MAPS. AHPRA-registered psychologist
Yage Kang is also known as Kanny to her family, friends, and clients.
Kanny works in both public and private sectors and is passionate about providing personalised treatment to meet individuals’ needs and preferences.
She aims to provide a warm and compassionate therap
BPsychSc (Hons), MPsych (Clinical), MAPS. AHPRA-registered psychologist
Yage Kang is also known as Kanny to her family, friends, and clients.
Kanny works in both public and private sectors and is passionate about providing personalised treatment to meet individuals’ needs and preferences.
She aims to provide a warm and compassionate therapeutic relationship and environment, where individuals can feel safe to explore their inner world, understand themselves, and cultivate healthy relationships that respect selves and others.
For Kanny, it is important to empower her clients to find acceptance, embrace vulnerabilities, and trust their own instincts and judgements.
Phone: 0480 766 667
Fax: 07 5676 6757
Email: yagekangpsychology@gmail.com
Equilibrium muscle management Sylvia Lin
Mind the Brain Naomi Ramsdell
Equilibrium muscle management Sylvia Lin
Myotherapy – Remedial / Sport / Pregnancy massage – Corrective exercises – Self Management program – Dry needling
Equilibrium Muscle Management is dedicated to seeking solutions for clients to restore their active life as much as possible.
Sylvia works directly with the client. She is especially interested in the management of soft-tissue p
Myotherapy – Remedial / Sport / Pregnancy massage – Corrective exercises – Self Management program – Dry needling
Equilibrium Muscle Management is dedicated to seeking solutions for clients to restore their active life as much as possible.
Sylvia works directly with the client. She is especially interested in the management of soft-tissue pain and dysfunction associated with chronic musculoskeletal conditions, in particular around the hips, lower back, neck and shoulders.
Phone: 0449 041 566
Email: sylvia.lin.myo@gmail.com
Mind the Brain Naomi Ramsdell
Mind the Brain Naomi Ramsdell
Mind the Brain Naomi Ramsdell
Accredited Mental Health Social Worker (AMHSW) with over 17 years’ clinical experience in private and public mental health services.
Naomi helps adults across Australia with:
PTSD & Trauma ,Borderline Personality Disorder, ADHD & ASD,Critical incident management , Emotion Dysregulation, Adjustment Disorders, Suicide & self-harm thoughts.
Accredited Mental Health Social Worker (AMHSW) with over 17 years’ clinical experience in private and public mental health services.
Naomi helps adults across Australia with:
PTSD & Trauma ,Borderline Personality Disorder, ADHD & ASD,Critical incident management , Emotion Dysregulation, Adjustment Disorders, Suicide & self-harm thoughts.
Naomi has a particular interest working with Veterans, Police and Ambulance personnel, victims and high-risk behaviours. Naomi uses a humanistic style to create safe, authentic therapeutic relationships where client’s feel welcome, valued, and heard. She tailors’ evidence-based interventions to people’s unique needs and circumstances. Naomi is able to provide functional capacity assessments for NDIS.
Her therapeutic approaches include:
- Dialectical Behaviour Therapy & Radically Open DBT
- Somatic Trauma Therapy
- Mindfulness
- Psychotherapy
- Interpersonal therapy
- Schema and Narrative interventions
Professional Membership and Affiliations Accredited Mental Health Social Worker - Australian Association of Social Workers I Trauma Support Providers Directory I Kinsey Institute Traumatic Stress Research Consortium
Phone: 0481 287 773
Emergency/Crisis Support
Emergency support
If life is in danger, you're worried you may harm yourself or someone else, or need emergency help for someone else in this situation, please call 000.
Head to health
HeadtoHealth.gov.au is a mental health support service available for all ages and can help you find the information, resources, and services that most suit your needs. Whether you want to improve your overall sense of wellbeing, need help with something that's concerning you, or want to help someone you care about, Head to Health can help.
Other useful services include:
Lifeline 24/7 crisis support line – call 13 11 14 or chat online or TEXT 0477 131 114
Kids Helpline 24/7 telephone counselling support (for young people up to age 25) – call 1800 55 1800 or Web Chat Counselling
Sexual Assault Helpline call 1800 010 120 (7.30 am - 11.30 pm, 7 days)
DVConnect 24/7 Domestic Violence Helpline – call 1800 811 811
13YARN 24/7 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Crisis Support – call 13 92 76