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Ripple Psychology has experienced and friendly psychologists servicing the Noosa area, offering flexible after-hours clinic times, seven days a week. Our clinic is located at Arcadia Walk (upstairs), 10 Arcadia Street, Noosa Junction.
Noosa District Speech Pathology provides assessment and treatment for children with communication difficulties, including talking, listening and understanding, reading, spelling, socialising, autism and stuttering. Their assessments, diagnoses and treatment plans are individualised and based on current research evidence.
Noosa Psychologists is a Noosa based psychology clinic that provides services for individuals and couples, to assist with a variety of issues and concerns, as well as personal growth and development. Our psychologists are experienced, caring, and passionate about what they do. We make a point of exploring our client's strengths by using Positive Psychology, Mindfulness, and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy approaches, in addition to other traditional treatment methods. For for information please call us, or visit our website.
Our philosophy is to provide evidence-based clinical services to improve outcomes for our clients and enhance their wellbeing. We are known for our excellent NDIS reports that are written in a way that that is easy to understand, yet detailed enough to ensure our clients’ needs are clearly identified. Our experienced team include: • Speech Pathologist who works with adults • Senior Occupational Therapists who have expertise in: • Psychosocial Disabilities (mental health difficulties) • Working with children • Visual impairments • Dementia • Complex cases (including Parkinson’s Disease, Brain Injuries and more) Our clinicians provide in-home services in all areas of the Sunshine Coast from North Brisbane to Gympie.
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