EVIDENCE-BASED, DIVERSITY-AFFIRMING psychologY SERVICES IN RED HILL, Brisbane (MEANJIN)

Mind & Body Psychology strives to help you:

  • Regulate your nervous system

  • Improve your inner dialogue

  • Accept yourself

  • Know your worth

  • Heal and move through pain

  • Have meaningful relationships

  • Cultivate healthy boundaries

  • Make choices that fit your values

  • Live the life you want

  • Thrive

Phone: (07) 3103 5165

Email: info@mindbodypsychology.com.au

2 Windsor Rd, Red Hill, Brisbane (Meanjin) QLD 4059

See our Contact Us page for Accessibility Information

  • In-clinic, telehealth, phone, & nature-based appointments

  • LGBT+, Indigenous, Neurodivergence/Disability, and Culturally-affirming

  • ADHD/Autism Assessments

NEWS!

  • New AFTER-HRS psychologist! Meet Phoebe: sees teens 16+ & adults for stress, anxiety, mood, eating disorders, identity, chronic health issues/pain.

  • New LATE AFTERNOON appointments for Nature-based individual therapy sessions, at local parks (2mins away) or Mt Coot-tha Reserve (11mins away) - Book now!

  • ADHD & Autism Assessments no wait list for Jan 2025 - Learn more here or book now!

  • Group sessions - DBT Skills Groups coming 2025!

  • More Mindful Art workshops - watercolour & mini canvas workshops coming in early 2025!

Referrals we accept:

  • Private

  • Medicare

  • NDIS (plan- or self-managed only)

  • DVA

  • WorkCover QLD

  • Victims Assist QLD

Mind & Body Psychology acknowledges the Jagerra and Turrbal peoples as the first inhabitants and traditional custodians of the lands where we live, learn, and work. We pay our respects to the Elders, past and present, and are committed to honouring all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples’ cultural and spiritual connections to the land, waters, and seas, and acknowledge that sovereignty was never ceded.

The Director of Mind & Body Psychology contributes 3% of her salary to: Pay the Rent (Aborignal Grassroots Intiative), IndigenousX (Indigenous owned media outlet), the Westerman Jilya Indigenous Scholarship (scholarships to support the training of more Indigenous psychologists), and Bush Heritage (a not-for-profit that purchases land and partners with traditional owners to restore and protect Country).