Psychologists in Prahran, VIC
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1st floor/240 Chapel St, Prahran, 3181
0413 623 850
psychoanalysis, PSYCHOLOGIST 
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6 Cecil Pl, Prahran, 3181
0466 114 420
Mental Health Service, Psychologist 
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9 Izett St, Prahran, 3181
0411 682 224
JR Psychology, led by Jayson Rom, is a distinguished mental health practice in Melbourne. As a Psychology Board Approved Supervisor, Jayson specializes in providing expert guidance to aspiring psychologists. With a focus on inclusivity, JR Psychology is a trusted resource for the LGBTQ+ community, offering supportive and understanding counseling services. The practice excels in anxiety and depression treatment Melbourne, employing evidence-based approaches to foster lasting well-being. Additionally, JR Psychology addresses addiction, providing compassionate and effective treatment options tailored to individual needs. Trust JR Psychology for comprehensive mental health support in Melbourne. 
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386 Malvern Rd, Prahran, 3181
0404607479
Brydan (he/him) is a male psychologist who works with adult clients in Melbourne (Prahran) and online across Australia and internationally. He is a warm and approachable, client-centred practitioner with an empathic, pragmatic, collaborative, and gender & neuro affirmative approach. Brydan has worked in private practice, community mental health and forensic settings, and enjoys working with adults of all backgrounds and experiencing a wide-variety of mental health difficulties. He has a particular interest working with adult men, and those within the LGBT IQAPSB+ community. Brydan uses an eclectic mix of CBT, DBT, ACT and EMDR (1 & 2) approaches and regularly works with clients on issues of trauma, sexuality, gender, minority stress. 
