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Ivory Health

At Ivory Health our clinical psychologists have experience in working with challenging presentations Our aim is to help improve your wellbeing.

We are a clinical psychology service working with people experiencing a range of mental health concerns. With the aid of an Ivory Health psychologist, learn the skills to help you feel stronger, confident, and more resilient to be able to handle any of life’s uncertainties. We recognise that everyone is different and will have a unique presentation and path that has led them to treatment. We have

a special interest in working with people with a diagnosed mental illness including Schizophrenia, Bi Polar Disorder, and Personality Disorders, as well as general mental health issues including mood and anxiety concerns.

23/07/2025

Taking care of your mental health looks different for everyone—especially when you’re living with a disability.

Support, rest, boundaries, and self-care aren’t just buzzwords—they’re essential tools that help you navigate daily challenges and celebrate your strength.

This post shares practical tips to nurture your well-being outside of therapy, honouring your unique journey and needs. Because mental health care should always meet you where you are.

20/07/2025

Feeling overwhelmed, stuck, or just not yourself lately? You’re not alone — and you don’t have to navigate it alone either.

Our general psychologist, James is now taking on new adult clients, offering support with:
- Depression & anxiety
- Relationship challenges
- The highs and lows of single parenthood
- Workplace stress & burnout
Whether you're in a season of change or simply need space to breathe and reflect, we’re here to help.

Appointments available — get in touch with our admin team to learn more.

19/07/2025

Looking for mental health support with disability in mind? We've gathered some thoughtful resources — from apps to books to videos — that centre accessibility, lived experience, and real support.

Have a look through and see what might resonate with you or someone you care about.

16/07/2025

Peace looks a lot like Kobe’s nap face. Even therapy dogs need rest—especially the ones who give so much comfort to others.

14/07/2025

One of the most powerful things about therapy is that it shines a light on the parts of ourselves we often can’t see — our blind spots. These are the patterns, habits, or beliefs that quietly shape how we think, feel, and react, usually without us realising it.
Being confronted with them can be uncomfortable, even painful, but it’s also a turning point. Because once we see what’s been holding us back, we can finally begin to work through it. Growth doesn’t come from staying comfortable — it comes from seeing ourselves clearly and choosing to do the hard work anyway.

13/07/2025

This month we’re spotlighting Happiness Comes in Waves by Holly Daniels Christensen—a beautiful, reflective book that draws life lessons from the ocean's strength, calm, and unpredictability.

Each chapter explores a theme—like resilience, grounding, and letting go—through the lens of the sea, offering gentle reminders that healing isn’t linear, and that just like waves, emotions rise and fall.

For those living with disability or navigating mental health challenges, this book is a calming, affirming read. It reminds us that we’re allowed to ebb and flow—and that there’s strength in softness.

10/07/2025

Therapy isn’t one-size-fits-all—especially when you’re navigating life with a disability.

Whether your disability is visible, invisible, physical, intellectual, or chronic, your mental health matters—and so does finding support that gets it.

In this post, we’re sharing therapy tips specifically for disabled folks, from finding a disability-affirming therapist to advocating for your access needs and unpacking internalised ableism.

You deserve care that respects your identity, honours your experiences, and helps you heal on your own terms.

Swipe through for tips, resources, and reminders that you’re not alone.

09/07/2025

NAIDOC Week is a time to celebrate the history, culture, and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. It’s also an opportunity to reflect on the strength and resilience that continue to sustain communities across generations.

This year, as we acknowledge the significance of NAIDOC Week, it’s important to also recognise the deep connection between culture and mental health. For many First Nations peoples, strong cultural identity, community connection, and spiritual wellbeing are central to mental health and healing.

At a time when mental health challenges continue to impact so many, we honour the power of culture as a source of strength and resilience. Supporting social and emotional well-being means listening, learning, and walking together in respect and solidarity.

06/07/2025

Don’t want to worry about remembering to pay after each appointment? We’ve got you.

To make things easier for you, we offer a range of ways to pay for your appointments -whether you prefer to pay in person or automatically after your session.

You can now request to securely store your credit card details in our practice management system, Halaxy ( using the Braintree gateway, a PayPal service). This allows us to automatically charge your card after your session (in-person, phone, or video).

No need to contact reception or remember to pay—your session is simply settled at the end of the day.
Want to set it up? Contact our reception team and we’ll send you the secure form.

04/07/2025

Kobe, reminding us all that healing doesn’t have to be serious 100% of the time. Sometimes it looks like naps in weird positions and unapologetic couch sprawl. Self-care, mastered.

02/07/2025

Here’s your Myth vs Fact for July, in honour of Disability Pride Month:
There’s a common myth that mental illness isn’t a “real” disability—that it’s just a phase or a personal issue.

But the fact is, many mental health conditions like PTSD, bipolar disorder, or schizophrenia can have a significant and lasting impact on daily life. These are recognised as psychosocial disabilities under Australian law and may be eligible for supports like the NDIS.

Mental illness is a valid part of the disability community—and deserves recognition, support, and pride.

01/07/2025

July is Disability Pride Month — a time to celebrate the strength, diversity, and contributions of the disability community. It’s also a chance to challenge stigma, push for inclusion, and amplify the voices of people with lived experience.

Disability and mental health are deeply connected. Many people living with disability also navigate mental health challenges, often in systems that were not built with them in mind. This month, we’ll be sharing resources, stories, and support tools focused on the intersection of disability and mental health.

Whether you live with a disability, support someone who does, or want to be a better ally, we invite you to engage, learn, and share.

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Blackburn North, VIC

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Monday	9am - 7pm
Tuesday	9am - 7pm
Wednesday	9am - 7pm
Thursday	9am - 8pm
Friday	9am - 7pm
Saturday	9am - 5pm

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https://ivoryhealth.com.au/

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