Welcome

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Welcome to Sound Psychology Ballarat which was opened by partners Eitan Daniel and Madeline Fernbach in 2016. Our therapists are highly experienced, qualified and diverse in the services we provide. We have psychologists, mental health social workers and specialist counsellors. We specialize in anxiety and depression, relationship counseling, school issues, military, grief, trauma, stress, sexuality, transgender and identity. We invite you to explore our site to give you  information on who we are and what we do.
CORONAVIRUS UPDATE AND ANNOUNCEMENT - as at 30 March 2020

At Sound Psychology, we are aiming to continue to provide mental health services in a safe environment for our clients.

We understand how difficult this time is psychologically, emotionally and for many people financially as well.  In recognition of this,  from now until life returns to some form of normal, we will review our fees for people who are financially challenged. For telephone or remote video sessions, we will aim to provide services on a bulk billed basis. For Healthcare workers, we will bulk bill our services on request.  Service provision through external agencies will remain as per usual.

For most people, Coronavirus will be experienced with mild symptoms and you may not know if you are carrying the virus. Please call your doctor or the COVID-19 hotline if you are experiencing any of the symptoms including difficulty breathing and fever. People most at risk include those over 60 and those whose immune systems are suppressed.

Psychology is considered an essential service so at this stage we are able to provide, where feasible, face to face sessions.
We will offer you the option to have a phone or videoconference session.

In our office, we are cleaning surfaces and changing linen more frequently and using hygiene practices as advised by the Department of Health. This includes no physical contact and keeping a safe distance from each other (1.5mt).

We ask that you wash your hands thoroughly with the soap  provided and to cover your nose and mouth if you need to cough or sneeze.
We hope that you remain safe and that this unprecedented event does not create panic or undue distress. Be kind to your neighbours and those around you.

Kind regards

The Sound Psychology Team