Rose Park Psychology

25/07/2025

🌟 Does your child experience challenges with focus, organisation, or impulsivity? An ADHD assessment can provide clarity and direction. Our qualified professionals utilise evidence-based methods to ensure accurate evaluations. Take the first step towards understanding and managing ADHD effectively. 📊✨

Would you like to see a Psychologist in Adelaide? Rose Park Psychology employs highly experienced professionals in a broad range of areas.

02/06/2025

Meet Kylie! Senior Psychologist & Executive Coach, available to new clients now at Rose Park Psychology

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02/05/2025

Interested in an Educational Assessment for your child?

Give us a call 8333 0940 or email admin@roseparkpsychology.com.au to find out more information!

10/02/2025

New psychologist at Rose Park Psychology -

Kylie Darley, an experienced senior psychologist, may be known to you. She is now available for referrals at Rose Park Psychology. With over 10 years of experience in private practice, Kylie provides psychological care for individuals, couples, families, and children.

09/02/2025

Educational Assessments at Rose Park Psychology -

We’re excited to announce that Rose Park Psychology is now accepting referrals for educational assessments for the 2025 school year!

03/02/2025

Now Accepting Telehealth Referrals – Immediate Appointments Available -

We understand that access to mental health support can be a challenge for many patients, whether due to location, mobility, or personal circumstances. That’s why Sarah Jackson, Clinical Psychology Registrar at Rose Park Psychology, is now offering telehealth consultations for adults and adolescent...

09/01/2025

Rose Park Psychology - New Masters Graduates

16/08/2024

This website is a great resource on children and ADHD

Download our free guide to attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) in kids. Attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) can make it very hard for children to concentrate on schoolwork or other tasks, pay attention, sit still and control their behavior.

29/07/2024

If you are looking for a provisional psychologist who has extended their knowledge so that she can work better with autistic and LGBTIQ+ clients, check out our provisional psychologist, Caitlin Waldie. She sees private clients needing support and strategies to survive and grow, being their best selves. She also sees teenagers and adults on NDIS.

03/05/2024

I would like to welcome Muriel, the latest member of our team. We love our dogs at Rose Park Psychology, and find it just lifts our day to have one with us. We do understand that not everyone else does. There is no need to be near a dog at our practice and please let us know if you would rather not have a dog around.

06/11/2023

We would like to give a warm welcome to Sarah Jackson!

Sarah is a Clinical Psychology Registrar who delivers evidence-based treatments to adults, adolescents, and children. She provides a warm and empathetic environment for her clients, fostering positive therapy experiences by working alongside her clients to achieve the therapy goals that are important to them.

Sarah offers support for a range of psychological concerns and experiences including anxiety, low mood, stress, relationship and interpersonal difficulties, addiction, grief and loss, anger and emotional regulation, bullying, life change/adjustment, decision-making and more.

To find about more about Sarah’s areas of expertise or to book sessions, please call us on 8333 0940 or email our admin team on admin@roseparkpsychology.com.au

30/10/2023

Do you feel stressed in your workplace?

Data presented by Safe Work Australia (2023) shows that work-related mental health conditions in Australia are rising, with these conditions resulting in time off of work which is four times longer than that for other injuries. Specifically, from 2021-2022, there were 10,900 workers’ compensation claims for mental stress in the workplace in Australia.

Stress impacts your body physically and emotionally. Some common sources of job-relates stress include poor time management, conflicts with co-workers, supervisors and managers, feeling overwhelmed with your workload, inability to meet deadlines, and lack of support from your workplace. Workplace stress can lead to burnout, which may create negative attitudes towards work and a poor self-concept. This may further lead to feelings of fatigue, frustration, and disillusionment.

Read more about burnout and stress in the workplace here: https://www.roseparkpsychology.com.au/stress-management/