Counselling services via telehealth

The Psychology Clinic will continue to offer counselling services via telehealth.

We are offering video and phone counselling or group consultations on Monday to Thursday (9am–8pm) and Friday (9am–5pm). These sessions are securely accessible via any device. Please contact us for more information or to make an appointment.

We have now resumed face-to-face assessments at our Hawthorn clinic. The waitlist for cognitive assessments is now open. To join our waitlist for cognitive assessments, please complete the form available here.

Our admin staff are available from Monday to Friday (9am–5pm) to answer telephone enquiries. Alternatively, you can email us at psychclinic@swinburne.edu.au

If you require emergency counselling services, please phone Lifeline on 13 11 14 (24 hours).

The Swinburne Psychology Clinic was established to provide a range of low-cost psychological services to the Melbourne community. 

Swinburne Psychology Clinic has now achieved an enviable reputation, not only for the services it provides, but also for its teaching and research. Each year the clinic provides over 500 individuals with access to low-cost counselling, psychological assessment and group therapy treatment. 

Established in 1990, the clinic provides a unique avenue for individuals to access professional counselling on an ongoing basis at a low-cost and there are no limitations on the number of sessions that a client can access. 

Now one of the largest university clinics in Australia, the clinic provides a vital role in the training of future psychologists, providing them with the appropriate experience, training and clinical skills they need to work independently. 

All work conducted by counsellors at the clinic is supervised by fully registered psychologists with significant academic and applied training who provide support, practical advice and feedback to counsellors and therapists.

Our services

The Swinburne Psychology Clinic provides a range of high quality services to individuals of all ages. All of our programs are developed based on current, evidence-based psychological treatments and are tailored to address the needs of our clients.

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    Our team

    Learn more about our team. All counsellors are registered as provisional or registered psychologists and their practice is supervised by experienced practitioners.

Online services

In addition to our current clinic online services, there are a number of free digital resources available to the community that promotes mental health, wellbeing and psychological research findings. We encourage you to access these resources as we expand our e-therapy services.

Mental Health Online

Mental Health Online is an initiative of Swinburne University of Technology National eTherapy Centre (NeTC) and funded by the Australian Government Department of Health. 

MHO provides comprehensive and effective online services and programs free of charge. 

If you, or someone you know, is experiencing mental distress, our services can help through self-assessment, self-help and, if you choose, online professional support. For more information, please contact us on contactmho@swinburne.edu.au

Location

The clinic is located at Swinburne's Hawthorn campus. If you plan to attend the clinic via public transport, we are located only a short walk from Glenferrie Station and Glenferrie Road. If you plan to drive to your appointment, parking is available in the surrounding streets and car parks.

Opening hours: 
  • Monday to Thursday: 9am to 8pm 
  • Friday: 9am to 5pm 
  • Saturday: closed until further notice

Get in contact

The Swinburne Psychology Clinic is here for whatever questions you might have regarding our services and our care. Please feel free to contact us on +61 3 9214 8653 or psychclinic@swinburne.edu.au.

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