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    • Neurodiversity

    • Mindfulness

    • Acute and Complex Trauma

    • Anxiety and Depression

    • Emotional Resilience, and Emotional Regulation

    • Self-Esteem and Body Image

    • Stress Management and Burnout Prevention

    • Interpersonal Skills, Navigating Conflict, Boundaries, Problem Solving and Assertiveness

    • Sessions Outside of Business Hours (Additional $30 fee Applied)

    • Letters/Reports for NDIS Support

    • Letters/Reports for School Accommodations and Plans

    • Letters/Reports for Workplace Accomodations and Support

    • Letters/Reports for Other Allied Health Team Members (e.g. Paediatrician) and/or Governmental Applications (e.g. Disability Support Pension)

    • Expressions of Interest for Assessment of Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), Specific Learning Disorder (SLD), Intellectual Disability (ID) & Exam Accomodations. Contact us today to secure your spot: info@nvpsychology.com.au

Frequently Asked Questions

How does telehealth work?

Telehealth lets you connect with Nataliya online, so you can attend sessions from the comfort of your own space, whether that’s at home, in your car, or anywhere you feel safe. You’ll receive the same high-quality care as in-person therapy, with the added benefit of flexibility and convenience. It’s easy to use: you don’t need to download anything, just click the secure link we send you and join the session using your phone, laptop, or tablet. The platform we use is private and confidential, meaning your information is protected and your sessions stay between you and Nataliya, just like they would in person. All you need is a stable internet connection and we’ll guide you through the rest.

I want to book. What happens next?

It’s really important to us that you feel safe, supported, and understood in therapy, and that starts with making sure we’re the right service for your needs. Everyone’s journey is different, and having the right psychologist and approach can make a big difference in how the experience is. By reviewing your request first, we can make sure we’re the best match for what you're going through. If we feel another service might be better suited, we’ll be transparent and help to guide you in the right direction.

If it seems like we’re a good fit, you’ll receive a welcome email with everything you need to get started, including a few intake forms. These forms help us understand what matters most to you, so we can dive right into the important work from the start. We’ll also work with you to organise a schedule of appointments for continuity of care.

What should I expect in my first few sessions?

Starting therapy can feel like a big step, and it's completely normal to have questions or feel unsure. From the moment you reach out, you'll be met with compassion, honesty, and zero pressure. This space is yours to explore, to pause, to heal.

The first session is a gentle conversation about what’s bringing you to therapy, what you’re hoping for, and how Nataliya can best support you. You’re welcome to share as much or as little as you like, there’s no need to have it all figured out. That’s exactly what Nataliya is here to help you with.

The sessions are 50 minutes long and take place online via telehealth. We’ve designed therapy to be flexible, so whether you prefer weekly, fortnightly, or monthly sessions, we’ll find a schedule that works for you. You’re always in control of the pace and direction, with therapy adapting to meet you where you’re at and supporting you through whatever life brings.

Nataliya draws on evidenced-based modalities with a focus on attachment, trauma, and neuro-affirming practices. But at the core of her work is a genuine connection.

You’re welcome just as you are. Together, we’ll take things at your pace, one step at a time.


  • Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) is a structured, goal-oriented therapy that helps individuals recognise and modify unhelpful thought patterns and behaviors. It is grounded in the idea that our thoughts, emotions, and behaviors are interconnected, and that by changing unhelpful thought patterns, we can positively impact our emotions and behaviors.

    CBT can be used to address a variety of mental health concerns, help individuals learn practical skills, reduce distress, and improve overall well-being.

    Key Elements of CBT:

    • Identifying Unhelpful Thoughts

    • Challenging and Restructuring Thoughts

    • Behavioral Changes: for example, exposure therapy, activity scheduling, or relaxation exercises

    • Developing Coping Skills


  • Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) is a structured, skills-based therapy that helps individuals manage intense emotions, improve relationships, and develop healthier coping strategies. It is grounded in the idea that individuals can achieve balance between accepting their current situation and working toward positive change.

    Key Elements of DBT:

    • Mindfulness

    • Distress Tolerance

    • Emotional Regulation

    • Interpersonal Effectiveness


  • Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) is a structured, mindfulness-based therapy that helps individuals accept difficult emotions and thoughts while committing to actions that align with their values. It is grounded in the idea that psychological flexibility—the ability to be present with thoughts and feelings, while engaging in behaviors that are meaningful—is key to living a fulfilling life.

    ACT can be used to address a variety of mental health concerns, and helps individuals learn practical skills that they can apply in everyday life to reduce suffering, increase psychological flexibility, and live more authentically according to their values.

    Key Elements of ACT:

    • Acceptance

    • Cognitive Defusion

    • Mindfulness

    • Values Clarification

    • Committed Action


  • Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) is primarily designed to alleviate distress associated with traumatic memories. EMDR involves the client recalling traumatic events while engaging in bilateral stimulation, typically through guided eye movements, which is believed to facilitate the processing of these memories.

    EMDR can be used to address a variety of mental health concerns, particularly those related to trauma.

    Key Phases of EMDR:

    • History-Taking and Preparation

    • Assessment

    • Desensitization

    • Installation

    • Body Scan

    • Closure

    • Reevaluation

Evidence Based Intervention

Policies and Procedures

  • We are committed to delivering high-quality care within our scope of practice. This means that we are unable to provide emergency services, or phone support between scheduled sessions.

    If your child is in immediate danger or requires urgent care, we strongly recommend taking the following actions:

    • The Police or Ambulance – For emergency assistance, dial 000 or go to your nearest hospital emergency department.

    • 1300 MH CALL – Local public mental health service: 1300 64 22 55

    • Children’s Hospital Queensland – Acute Response Team (for individuals under 18, available 24/7): (07) 3068 2550

    • Beyond Blue – 1300 22 4636

    • Kids Helpline (for those under 25): 1800 55 1800

    • Parentline Queensland – 1300 30 1300

    • Domestic Violence Information Line – 1800 811 811

    • 1800Respect – 1800 737

    • Sexual Assault Helpline – 1800 010 210

    • Lifeline – 13 11 14

    • Suicide Call Back Service – 1300 659 467

    Additional Crisis and Mental Health Support:

    • SANE Helpline – Information, advice, and referral for mental illness: 1800 187 263

    • 13YARN – 24-hour national crisis support for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people: 13 92 76

    • Diverse Voices – Peer counselling for LGBTQIA+ individuals and families: 1800 184 527 (3 pm to midnight)

    • ARAFMI – Support for family, friends, and carers of those with mental illness: 1800 351 881

    • Multicultural Connect Line – Counselling services for people from Culturally and Linguistically Diverse backgrounds: 1300 079 020

    Useful Websites for Mental Health Information:

    We advocate for a holistic approach, encouraging collaboration with your child’s broader support network, including allied health professionals, school guidance counselor and General Practitioner (GP) between sessions. This ensures comprehensive care and ongoing support for your child’s well-being.

  • If a client cancels at short notice or misses a scheduled appointment, we reserve the right to charge a cancellation fee.

    Our cancellation policy is as follows:

    • More than 48 hours’ notice: No cancellation fee will be charged.

    • Less than 48 hours’ notice: 50% of the session fee will be charged.

    • Less than 24 hours’ notice: 100% of the session fee will be charged.

    • Non-attendance without notice: 100% of the session fee will be charged.

    Where a client provides reasonable notice of a cancellation, we will work with you to reschedule the appointment at a time that suits both parties.

    If there is a pattern of frequent cancellations, we will reach out to understand why and explore solutions to support regular attendance. We reserve the right to cancel all future appointments should frequent cancellations continue.

    Please Note: cancellation fees are not claimable under Medicare or Private Health Insurance.

    All cancellations must be made via email.

  • We accept card payments only. A valid card and payment authorisation must be provided at the time of intake. To secure your booking, a 50% deposit is required for your intial appointment, and your card details will be stored securely on file.

    All fees are inclusive of GST.

    • Private Paying (full fee payment via card)

    • Mental Health Care Plan (MHCP)
      Your out-of-pocket cost is $163.65 per session after the Medicare rebate of $96.35 is processed back into your bank account (within the week).

    • Private Health Insurance

    • Payment Plan

    • National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS): Self Managed

    • National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS): Plan Managed

    Fees for all NDIS clients will follow the NDIS pricing arrangements and limits of $222.99 per session.

  • We believe all individuals have the right to a confidential, supportive space to express their thoughts and feelings. We are committed to maintaining clients' privacy and safeguarding their personal information. We will not release any information without the client's informed consent, unless required by law through a court subpoena.

    In line with the ethical guidelines of the Australian Psychological Society (APS), we uphold the following principles:

    • All personal information is protected under the Privacy Act of 2002, and client records are securely stored.

    • Informed consent is a fundamental aspect of ethical psychological practice and must be obtained before treatment begins. This process ensures that clients are fully informed about the nature, purpose, potential risks, and benefits of the treatment. Clients are provided with clear and comprehensive information, allowing them to make an autonomous decision regarding their participation. It is essential that the client has the opportunity to ask questions, discuss concerns, and withdraw consent at any time during treatment. This approach promotes transparency, trust, and respect for the client's rights throughout the therapeutic process.

    • Information regarding diagnosis and treatment recommendations may be shared with the referring practitioner (e.g., GP, psychiatrist, or pediatrician) when necessary.

    • Confidentiality is fundamental to the therapeutic relationship. In the case of clients aged under 18 years, information shared by the client will not be disclosed to the parent. We encourage open communication between the client and parent, but ultimately, it is the client’s choice regarding what information they wish to share and their boundaries should be respected. We may provide a general summary of the session (e.g., topics discussed, or strategies used) when appropriate.

    • The limits of confidentiality will be clearly explained in the intake process to all parties involved in the clients theraputic journey. We will break confidentiality where risk and safety are concerned.

    • In cases of separated families, we encourage consent and both parents' involvement, unless a court order specifies otherwise. We do not act as a mediator, prepare court reports for those involved in legal proceedings or share detailed session information between parents. We do not provide couple therapy or group therapy. We encourage separated families to seek involvement in external services such as Relationships Australia: https://www.relationships.org.au/

  • We respect your time, money, and efforts and are committed to providing the highest standard of care.

    For your safety and well-being, we recommend in-person professional care instead of telehealth with us if you:

    • Are experiencing thoughts of suicide or self-harm, or are concerned about your safety or the safety of others.

    • Are experiencing active psychosis or require immediate crisis intervention.

    • Are managing an acute eating disorder, such as anorexia or bulimia, that requires close medical supervision.

    • Are seeking treatment for complex personality disorders.

    Unfortunately, we do not have capacity to provide therapy services for:

    • Couples/groups

    • Open Arms

    • WorkCover

    • Agency-Managed NDIS clients

    If you fall into any of the above categories, we strongly recommend visiting the Australian Psychological Society (APS) website to ‘Find a Psychologist’ who may be a better fit for your needs.