Psychology Services
Gentle, person-centred psychology support for adolescents, adults and older adults, to help people understand emotions, develop coping strategies, build confidence and work towards improved wellbeing.
Meet Chhavi Kaushik
Chhavi is a Registered Psychologist providing compassionate, evidence-based care to adolescents, adults and older adults, including people with NDIS-related presentations such as autism, ADHD, intellectual disability and psychosocial disability.
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How Psychology Can Help
Support is shaped around each person's needs, circumstances and wellbeing goals.
Emotional Distress and Anxiety
Support to understand difficult emotions, anxiety and mental health challenges with care and respect.
- Anxiety and anxiety disorders
- Stress management and emotional dysregulation
- Intrusive, distressing and negative thoughts
Trauma and Grief
A gentle, person-centred approach for people navigating trauma, grief and loss.
- Trauma and related issues, including PTSD
- Grief and loss counselling
- Depression and bipolar disorder
Adjustment and Coping
Support to develop practical coping strategies, build confidence and respond to adjustment difficulties.
- Self-esteem and confidence issues
- Life skills and anger management
- NDIS-related presentations, including autism, ADHD and intellectual disability
Family and Support Networks
Where appropriate, families and support networks can be involved to help create safer, more supportive environments.
- Relationship, family and marriage counselling
- Parenting issues
- Psychologist reports for schools, NDIS and other purposes
A Gentle, Person-Centred Approach
We support people to work towards meaningful emotional wellbeing goals.
- Understanding: making sense of emotions and experiences without judgement.
- Coping: developing strategies that respond to the person's needs.
- Connection: involving family or support networks where appropriate.
Evidence-Based Therapeutic Approaches
Chhavi draws on a range of evidence-based therapies, tailored to each person's needs and goals.
- Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT)
- Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)
- Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT)
- Client-Centred Therapy
- Solution-Focused Brief Therapy
- Mindfulness-based interventions and Psychodynamic Therapy
Funding and Appointment Options
Psychology support is accessible through several funding pathways and appointment formats.
- Medicare and private health insurance rebates.
- NDIS plans, plus TAC and WorkCover rehabilitation.
- Telehealth and in-person appointments available.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about psychology support at Nhanya Foundation.
What can psychology support help with?
Psychology support can help people experiencing emotional distress, anxiety, trauma, grief, adjustment difficulties and other mental health challenges.
How can psychology support coping and wellbeing?
Psychology support can help people better understand their emotions, develop coping strategies, build confidence and work towards improved wellbeing.
Can families and support networks be involved?
Where appropriate, psychology support may involve families and support networks to help create safer and more supportive environments around the person.
How do I enquire about psychology support?
You can submit Nhanya Foundation's online referral form or contact the team to discuss your needs and next steps.
What funding or payment options are accepted?
Psychology support can be accessed through Medicare, private health insurance, NDIS plans, and TAC and WorkCover rehabilitation.
Is psychology support available for younger people as well as adults?
Yes, psychology support is available for adolescents (12-18 years), adults and older adults, as well as couples and families.
Talk With Us About Psychology Support
Send a referral or contact our team to discuss your needs and wellbeing goals.