Our Depression & Anxiety Psychologists Aim to Help You Find Joy Again
We aim to help you overcome your depression and anxiety issues by developing healthy skills and strategies and reconnecting with your life.
*With immediate availability
At ISN Clinic we use evidence-based Depression & Anxiety treatments,
Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT),
Acceptance and Commitment therapy (ACT) &
Schema Therapy.
Potential outcomes from treatment:
Improved mood
Become unstuck from negative thinking patterns
More capable of dealing with life’s big events
Find joy in things you have lost
Feel less anxious
Improvement in social and work life
Treatment For Range of Issues Including
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Depression
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Anxiety
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Suicidal thoughts and risk issues
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Rumination
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negative thinking patterns
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Panic attacks
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Relationship difficulties
Our Therapists are all members of professional associations, including these organisations:
We're part of the Institute for Social Neuroscience (ISN) Psychology, a tertiary college that teaches postgraduate degrees in clinical psychology.
So our clinicians have the most up to date training.
By choosing ISN Psychology you will receive:
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Skills and tools to regulate negative emotions and feel more in control and empowered.
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Caring and warm environment with empathetic psychologists who are trained in depression and anxiety treatment.
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A range of pricing options to service all budgets, including fully qualified or provisional psychologists trained by senior lecturers in, fees range from $60 - $250 per session.
Psychologist Profiles
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Where to Find Us
ISN Clinic Kew
Office 1, Lower ground floor,
115 Cotham Rd, Kew VIC
ISN Clinic Moorabbin
Danny Frawley Centre
32-60 Linton St, Moorabbin VIC 3189
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