About Advaita Psychology
Compassionate and non-judgmental environment
Compassionate and non-judgmental environment
Compassionate and non-judgmental environment
We understand that seeking therapy can be a difficult and vulnerable experience. That's why at Advaita Psychology, we strive to create a safe and non-judgmental environment where clients can feel comfortable sharing their thoughts and feelings. Our Psychologists are compassionate professionals who are dedicated to helping clients achieve their goals.
Personalised treatment plans
Compassionate and non-judgmental environment
Compassionate and non-judgmental environment
At Advaita Psychology, we believe that every client is unique and deserves a personalised treatment plan. Our psychologists work closely with each client to develop a plan that suits their individual needs, goals, and preferences. We use evidence-based practices and regularly review progress to ensure our clients are getting the most effective treatment possible.
Weekend appointments available
Compassionate and non-judgmental environment
Telehealth consultations available
At Advaita Psychology, we understand weekdays can be a busy time. To support your schedule, we offer weekend appointments at no additional charge — giving you the flexibility to prioritise your well-being when it suits you best.
Telehealth consultations available
Telehealth consultations available
Telehealth consultations available
Difficulty making it to a physical location in person? Advaita Psychology offers psychological services via a secure video platform, so you can access quality psychological support from wherever you are in Australia.
Telehealth sessions are available to clients throughout Queensland and Australia, and are conducted via a secure, Medicare-c
Difficulty making it to a physical location in person? Advaita Psychology offers psychological services via a secure video platform, so you can access quality psychological support from wherever you are in Australia.
Telehealth sessions are available to clients throughout Queensland and Australia, and are conducted via a secure, Medicare-compliant video platform (Halaxy). Session fees and Medicare rebates are exactly the same as in-person consultations.
Who telehealth is ideal for:
- Clients in regional or remote areas
- Clients with busy schedules requiring flexibility
- People who feel more comfortable in their own space
- Individuals with health conditions and/or mobility limitations
- People who frequently move locations
- Parents managing childcare commitments
- Anyone who prefers the convenience of accessing services online
What does the name Advaita mean?
Telehealth consultations available
What does the name Advaita mean?
Advaita is an ancient Sanskrit word derived from Vedantic philosophy that translates directly to “non-dual” or “not two.” It is a statement regarding the ultimate nature and truth of reality. In our daily lives, we may experience existence as a seemingly separate self, constantly navigating a world of polar opposites — hot and cold, high
Advaita is an ancient Sanskrit word derived from Vedantic philosophy that translates directly to “non-dual” or “not two.” It is a statement regarding the ultimate nature and truth of reality. In our daily lives, we may experience existence as a seemingly separate self, constantly navigating a world of polar opposites — hot and cold, high and low, fast and slow, good and bad. However, Advaita reminds us that the universe is ultimately one, and we are that one. We are not separate from each other or the cosmos; wholeness is already our natural state.
This philosophy forms the foundation of how we approach mental health at Advaita Psychology. We do not look at you as broken or divided into parts that need to be aggressively fixed. Instead, we view therapy as a supportive process of integration — helping you dismantle the internal barriers of anxiety and doubt so you can reconnect with the innate, undivided peace that has always been within you.
Please note: Advaita Psychology warmly welcomes individuals from any and all religious or cultural backgrounds. Spiritual or religious concepts are generally not discussed in therapy sessions unless specifically raised by the client. If these issues are raised in therapy, they are examined from the perspective of each individual client's personal or religious beliefs.
Industry memberships
Telehealth consultations available
What does the name Advaita mean?
Advaita Psychology is a proud member of the Australian Association of Psychologists (AAPi).