Ringwood Psychology

06/08/2025

Ringwood Psychology is offering an opportunity for a confident, experienced psychologist to join our team.

Operating since 2012, Ringwood Psychology has maintained a reputation amongst the community and local GPs as providing exemplary service, knowledge and care.

Operating from a 1920s heritage-listed building, our clients enjoy a warm, homely atmosphere, and close, trusting relationships with dedicated clinicians.

If this approach and working environment appeals to you, please contact us at info@ringwoodpsychology.com or phone (03) 9870-4171.

22/12/2023

We would like to thank and wish our clients a safe and happy Christmas holiday.

This year saw many people still adapting to life 'post-Covid'. We have seen some brave and truly inspiring decisions and changes made, and are once again honoured that we are trusted to share in your journeys.

Merry Christmas from the team at Ringwood Psychology.

P.S. After a year of adapting to her deafness, we look forward to welcoming back Nibbles in 2024.

27/06/2023

I love this.

23/06/2023

Ringwood Psychology has opened up availability for one more SPECIAL therapist. If you value working independently, having flexibility and variety in your therapeutic role, an environment like very few other clinics, exemplary administrative support, and a guaranteed minimum total of $160 per client to clinician - we need you.

All of your admin work is taken care of, so all you need to focus on is your client work. This is a role for those happiest in trusting their own capabilities and wanting to just get on with the part of the job they love best - the clients!

Email your interest to info@ringwoodpsychology.com or visit our website www.ringwoodpsychology.com to get a feel for our style.

Ringwood Psychology is a professional, compassionate and insightful private psychology clinic in Melbourne's eastern suburbs.

19/12/2022

For those of you interested in following mental health policies in our nation, I share the following post....

Dear Minister Mark Butler,

It seems you may be a very unique and extremely fortunate individual to have had no trauma or mental health challenges experienced by yourself or your loved ones. I honestly truly hope you never do, but if the worst were to happen, and any of your family needed government financial support ie.through Medicare-rebated sessions to access a psychologist, you would VERY quickly realise 10 hours therapy per year is highly unlikely to provide you and your loved ones what you need to thrive again.

Your recent reduction of annual Medicare rebated sessions to 10 is a clear indication of the value this nation places on mental health and psychological well-being. If we don't have our mental health, it becomes near impossible to manage our physical health, placing even further stress on our already broken hospital system.

And please do not continue to insult intelligences by capitalising on the public's lack of knowldge - the extra 10 'Covid sessions' provided this year, put us back in line with the 18 sessions per year we once had. My understanding (certainly open to being corrected) is that you also had some involvement in removing those too.

17/10/2022

Just 'act' without fear of getting it wrong, making a mistake, judgement, upsetting others, being made a fool of, looking like an idiot.
Possible?

15/09/2022

10/09/2022

"What we once enjoyed and deeply loved we can never lose, for all that we love deeply becomes part of us."
- Helen Keller