Understanding the person
Every person experiences the world differently. We listen first so care reflects your strengths, preferences and goals.
How we work
A place where understanding meets meaningful care.
Working together
With your consent, we collaborate with the people involved in your support to provide coordinated, respectful care.
Creating meaningful outcomes
We focus on skills, wellbeing and participation that make a positive difference in everyday life.
What we do
How we help people thrive.
Everyone's needs are different. Our multidisciplinary team provides assessment, therapy and counselling tailored to your goals, strengths and everyday life. If you're not sure where to start, we'll help you find the right service.
Read about each serviceUnderstand behaviour and build new skills
Positive Behaviour Support helps people understand the reasons behind behaviours and develop practical strategies that improve participation, independence and quality of life.
Support emotional wellbeing
Psychology provides assessment and therapy to help people navigate life's challenges, strengthen resilience and support mental health.
Strengthen communication
Speech pathology supports communication at home, school, work and in the community, including speech, language, literacy, swallowing and augmentative and alternative communication.
Build healthier relationships
Counselling supports individuals, couples and families to strengthen relationships, navigate challenges and move forward with confidence.
Promote safety and healing
Family violence counselling provides a safe, trauma-informed space to process experiences, strengthen coping strategies and support healing and recovery at your own pace.
About RM Therapy
Meaningful care starts with understanding the person.
We take the time to learn about your experiences, strengths and goals so that any recommendations reflect what matters most to you. If we're not the right fit, we'll be open about it and help connect you with the support that is.
More about usOur people
Who you'll be working with.
Psychologists, behaviour support practitioners, speech pathologists and counsellors. Have a look through and see who you might meet.
Common questions
Things people ask us before they start.
- Do I need a referral?
- Not for private appointments — you can book directly. For NDIS or Medicare-funded support you'll need the relevant plan in place, and we can talk you through what that involves.
- Where do sessions happen?
- At our clinic, in your home or community, or by telehealth. Telehealth works well for a lot of people, particularly if travelling is difficult or you live regionally.
- What if it's not the right fit?
- Tell us. We'd much rather help you find someone better suited than have you sit through sessions that aren't working for you.
Getting started
What happens after you contact us.
Three steps, and we'll keep you posted at each one so you're never left wondering where things are up to.
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Get in touch
Fill in the referral form or give us a call. Tell us as much or as little as you like about what's going on.
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We talk it through
We'll go over your goals, funding, availability and which service fits. Ask us anything at this stage.
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You get started
You'll meet your clinician, agree on a plan together, and begin.
Get in touch
Not sure where to start?
That's completely normal — most people aren't. Send through a referral form or give us a call, and we'll help you work out what you need.
Make a referral