Adult Therapy

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Marsden Clinical Psychology provides expert psychological treatment for adults across a range of areas including, trauma and PTSD, anger management, relationship difficulties, dealing with stress, therapy for anxiety and therapy for depression. Each person centred treatment plan is tailored to focus on individual needs and aims to navigate each adult’s challenges and psychological difficulties to achieve independent goals.

Therapy for Depression

Depression is a very common mental illness that can affect anyone. It is characterised by feelings of sadness, emptiness, or hopelessness, that last longer than usual and may involve sleep difficulties, poor concentration, weight loss, fatigue, poor concentration, and feelings of worthlessness. (more…)

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Therapy for Anxiety

Anxiety can be debilitating when it overwhelms you. It is the sensation of fear, and at times panic, that can lead to physical symptoms such as a racing heart, tightness in the chest, excessive sweating, and feeling faint from hyperventilation. (more…)

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Dealing with stress

Stress is an unavoidable part of life that pervades work, study, and relationships. However, there are helpful ways of managing stress and there are unhelpful ways of managing that lead to further psychological problems. (more…)

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Relationship problems

Relationships are not always easy. Some people struggle more than others with building and maintaining healthy and balanced relationships with others. If this is you, it might be the result of other factors in your life that you are unaware of. (more…)

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Anger Management

Do you find you get angry over small and seemingly insignificant things? Is it difficult to control your anger and do you often take it out on others, particularly those close to you? Managing anger can be difficult, particularly when there are stressors in your life that contribute to the anger you feel. (more…)

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Trauma & PTSD

A traumatic event is something that threatens your life or safety, or the lives of the people around you. Many people experience traumatic events over the course of their lifetime, from childhood sexual and physical abuse, to motor vehicle accidents, physical assaults, rape, robberies, natural disasters, and critical incidents experienced in work situations, such as the Police, Fire Brigade, and other emergency service workers. Often, people can experience repeated intrusive memories of the incident, nightmares, heightened arousal and emotional reactivity, sleep problems, alcohol or other drug problems, and at times, may feel suicidal. Some individual’s feel emotionally disconnected from others around them, and may be left feeling “numb” after they experience a trauma. It is important to seek psychological help if you are experiencing any of these symptoms. Dr Marsden can discuss with you the options for treatment so that you are able to recover from the trauma that has caused you these difficulties.

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Fees & Rebates

Your out-of-pocket costs will depend on whether you are able to claim a Medicare rebate or if you have private health insurance. The easiest way to find out about costs is to call us on 0411 542 624 and chat with someone about your current circumstances.

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