Please note that Gregory Street Psychology will be closed from Friday 20th December 2019 and re-opening Monday 13th January 2020.
If you need help during this time contact your GP or Lifeline Australia on 13 11 14
If you need help during this time contact your GP or Lifeline Australia on 13 11 14
Gregory Street Psychology is a team of practitioners who provide therapy, counselling and assessments for people of all ages. The practice is based in the health precinct of Sandy Bay, Hobart, and is staffed by psychologists and mental health practitioners with varied areas of professional focus, as well as our capable management team. All of the psychologists at Gregory Street Psychology are registered with the Australian Health Practitioner Agency (AHPRA) and the Psychology Board of Australia (PBA), and have post-graduate degrees indicating endorsed status (endorsement of a psychologist's registration is a legal mechanism under National Law to identify practitioners who have an additional qualification and advanced supervised practice).
Why see a Psychologist?
Our mental health is one of the most important factors in determining quality of life. Sometimes people focus only on their physical health and tend to overlook their mental health. With good mental health, we are better able to manage day-to-day events and obstacles, work towards important goals, and function effectively in society. The aim of Psychological Therapy is to help people overcome emotional difficulties, and change the unhelpful ways of feeling, thinking, and behaving that often get in the way of personal development and satisfaction with life.
Our mental health is one of the most important factors in determining quality of life. Sometimes people focus only on their physical health and tend to overlook their mental health. With good mental health, we are better able to manage day-to-day events and obstacles, work towards important goals, and function effectively in society. The aim of Psychological Therapy is to help people overcome emotional difficulties, and change the unhelpful ways of feeling, thinking, and behaving that often get in the way of personal development and satisfaction with life.