HOBART · IN PERSON & TELEHEALTH

Compassionate
evidence-based
care in Hobart

Life can be tough, and reaching out for help isn’t always easy.
Macquarie Psychology offers a safe, grounded space to talk things through, understand what’s going on, and work towards meaningful change.

Medicare rebates 
available with GP referral

Accepting new clients
9 psychologists

Telehealth
available Australia-wide

Est. 2009
Experienced local care

About Us

Support for people from all walks of life

Macquarie Psychology is a team of clinical and registered psychologists based in Hobart. The work is evidence-based and informed by years of clinical experience — with a focus on creating a respectful, supportive environment for every client. Whether navigating everyday stress or living with complex, long-standing concerns, there's space here for you.
what we help with

You don't need the right words

Support is available for a wide range of concerns. There's no need to have a clear diagnosis — therapy is a space to explore what's happening and what might help.
- Anxiety and stress
- Chronic or complex trauma
- OCD
- Depression and mood concerns
- Relationship difficulties
- ADHD and attention concerns
- Grief and loss
- Burnout and life transitions

Not sure if we can help? Call reception - we're happy to talk it through
Our Services

How we can help

Evidence-based therapy for adults with anxiety, depression, trauma, grief, burnout and more – tailored to your needs and goals

Structured support for partners navigating communication difficulties, conflict, disconnection or major life changes.

Comprehensive cognitive assessments for adults – memory, attention, problem-solving, and the impact of brain injury or cognitive decline.

Psychological assessments to support Disability Support Pension applications.

our team

Meet our psychologists

Each psychologist brings their own experience, training, and therapeutic style. Explore the team to find someone who feels like a good fit for your needs.
Getting Started

What to expect at your first appointment

1. No need to have it figured out
The first session is a chance to talk about what's been happening. There's no pressure to have the right words or a diagnosis.

2. Understanding your situation
Time is taken to understand what's been going on and what you're hoping for — before any treatment approach is decided.

3. A plan that's tailored to you
Next steps are agreed together, based on your needs and goals. Treatment is evidence-based and adjusted as you go.
book an appointment

Ready to take the first step?

Book online or call reception. No referral needed for most services — and Medicare rebates are available with a GP mental health plan.