Ginny Hartley is a therapist in Fairfield who works with mothers using clinical counselling and practical coping strategies. She offers services including counselling for motherhood challenges, parenting skills development, stress-management programs, and parent-child engagement techniques. She specialises in perinatal mental health and uses a strength-based approach.
Top 5 NDIS Therapy Providers in Fairfield, VIC
Reviews and ratings from participants and families for therapy providers serving Fairfield. Sorted by rating.
See all therapy providers across VICAnna Evans is a registered psychologist and psychotherapist in Fairfield who provides counselling and psychotherapy to adults. She specialises in anxiety, depression, grief, anger management, relationship difficulties, and trauma, using integrated approaches including cognitive, mindfulness-based, Gestalt, and body-oriented therapies. She is a Medicare provider under the Better Access initiative.
Specializing in tailoring physiotherapy programs for adults with disability.
Paediatric Occupational Therapist with many years experience. Medicare and NDIS registered
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Therapy Providers in Fairfield — FAQs
What should I ask a therapy provider before booking?
Ask about their qualifications, experience with your specific needs, how they communicate progress, their cancellation policy, and whether they can work flexibly with your schedule. It's fair to request a chat or short meeting first to see if you click.
Are all therapy providers registered or accredited?
Not all providers hold the same credentials. Some are fully registered with professional bodies; others may be trained but unregistered. Ask what qualifications they hold and whether they're registered with their relevant peak body.
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What if I want to try a provider before committing?
Many providers offer an initial consultation or shorter session to see if it's a good match. Ask about this when you get in touch—most are happy to chat about how they work.
How do I contact a provider to check availability?
Use the contact details listed on each provider's profile. Ring or email to discuss your needs, ask about their current availability, and confirm they can support your NDIS plan.
