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Psychological Services Centre

Please reschedule your appointment and do not attend the ECU Health Centre if -

  • You are feeling unwell with flu like symptoms such as fever, cough, shortness of breath or sore throat.

If a psychological issue is affecting your day-to-day life, we may be able to help.

Edith Cowan University Psychological Services Centre is a state-of-the-art psychology clinic and training centre that provides high quality, accessible and affordable psychological services. Clinical Psychology students, who are Provisionally Registered Psychologists, provide current evidence based psychological services under the direct supervision of experienced and professionally registered Clinical Psychologists.

Our services

Our students and staff provide a professional, confidential and caring service to children, adolescents and adults. We offer individual and group psychological services for a range of issues.

  • Anxiety, depression and emotional issues;
  • Stress management;
  • Sleep issues;
  • Adjustment issues;
  • Loss, grief and bereavement;
  • Interpersonal difficulties;
  • Psychological management of chronic pain and other health issues; and
  • Parental support for children’s emotional, social and behavioural issues.

Emotional issues for children and adolescents, including:

  • Anxiety issues
  • Low mood
  • Behavioural issues at home and school
  • Low self-esteem
  • Relationship issues etc

Assessment of general cognitive functioning with children and adults who may be experiencing difficulties at school or work. Assessments integrate information from a range of sources including psychometric testing and structured interview with significant others (such as parents, teachers, support workers).

Referrals

Therapy: Clients may self-refer or be referred by medical/allied health professionals. A Mental Health Care Plan (MHCP) is welcomed but not required.

We are unable to assist clients who are: in crisis and require urgent support, requiring family/couples therapy, requiring reports in relation to legal action (eg: family court, workers compensation, civil litigation), who are psychotic or have a history of psychosis in recent years or are at high risk of suicide, self-harm, domestic violence or have recently attempted suicide.

Assessments: As a training clinic we do not do any diagnostic assessments. We conduct cognitive assessments with both children and adults to get an indication of general cognitive functioning, as well as areas of strength and weakness. Children under the age of 18 require a written referral (eg paediatrician, school or allied health professional).

We do not test for specific learning disorders, such as dyslexia.

For cognitive assessments view the Referral form.

Fees

Therapy: The ECU Psychological Services Centre is an affordable service and fees for therapy range from $10.00 for casual workers, students and unemployed, $20.00 for part-time workers and $30.00 for full time workers.

Assessments: The cost for a cognitive assessment is $250.00 ($150.00 for concession card holders). Payment plans can be negotiated prior to the assessment session. This cost includes the initial interview, all assessment sessions, and the feedback session.

Group programs and community

Learn more about our group activity programs and workshops:

Other beneficial services

Further information about other services that may be beneficial can be found via the following links:

Contact

ECU Psychological Services Centre
Level 2, ECU Health Centre
30 Dundebar Road
Wanneroo WA 6065
Telephone: 08 6304 7200
Facsimile: 08 6304 7220
Email: psychologicalservices@ecu.edu.au

How to get here

Travelling via car: The ECU Health Centre is located at 30 Dundebar Road in Wanneroo, next to the library and close to Wanneroo Central, the local shopping centre. Free parking underneath the ECU Health Centre building.
If you wish to come via public transport bus 389 (via Wanneroo Road to Perth Busport) and 467 (via Carosa Road to Joondalup Station) stop outside the front of the centre.

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