If you would like a call back to help you to find the right therapist for your needs, book your time using the calendar.
During this informal and confidential conversation, we’ll take the time to understand your needs and explore how therapy can help. Whether it’s identifying the right type of therapy or recommending therapists and their availability, we’re here to support you every step of the way.
Even if we’re unable to address your specific issue within our services, we’ll do our best to guide you toward alternative options or provide further insight to assist you on your journey.
At Select Psychology, we don’t offer a crisis contact service. If you feel you are in a life-threatening situation or cannot keep yourself safe, there are a number of options for you:
You can call us during our office hours to chat with one of our friendly Pathway Team members. They'll gather some details to truly understand your needs. From there, they'll handpick a therapist who is the perfect fit for you and support you through the entire booking process.
Book a time convenient to you for a chat with one of our Pathway Team members. In just 15 minutes, they'll get to know you, understand your needs, and handpick the perfect therapists for you. Once you have chosen your therapist our team is on hand to guide you right through to booking.
Use our intuitive platform to find and book your ideal therapist in just a few clicks Complete our quick questionnaire and we will recommend the therapists who best fit your needs. You can then go ahead and book online, or take your time to browse through your options using our search tool.
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