Individual psychology
Support for depression, anxiety, stress, adjustment difficulties, sleep concerns and other emotional or behavioural difficulties.
Based primarily in Ellenbrook, Brook Psychology provides evidence-based psychological treatment with warmth, experience and a clear focus on what matters to you. We also offer a secondary Karrinyup location specialising in workers’ compensation.

WELCOME TO BROOK PSYCHOLOGY
Brook Psychology is an established practice offering psychological assessment and treatment for adults, adolescents, children and couples. We draw on evidence-based therapies and work collaboratively with each client to understand their difficulties and develop practical strategies for change.
WHAT WE DO
Professional psychological care for a wide range of concerns, with treatment tailored to individual needs.
Support for depression, anxiety, stress, adjustment difficulties, sleep concerns and other emotional or behavioural difficulties.
Psychological support for young people and families, including anxiety, adjustment, behaviour and developmental concerns.
Assessment and psychological treatment for trauma-related difficulties, including post-traumatic stress.
Counselling for relationship distress, conflict and difficulties navigating significant life changes.
Online appointments for eligible clients who cannot attend in person, including people in regional and remote areas.
Employee assistance, workers’ compensation and motor vehicle accident-related referrals, subject to arrangements and eligibility.

DEDICATED KARRINYUP PRACTICE
Our main practice is in Ellenbrook. We also offer appointments at a secondary Karrinyup location with a particular focus on psychological treatment for people affected by workplace injuries and workers’ compensation claims.
We focus on understanding the impact of injury, supporting psychological recovery and working towards meaningful functional goals.
Learn about the Karrinyup service ↗HOW WE WORK
We select therapeutic approaches based on each person’s presentation, goals and preferences.
CBT helps you notice connections between what you think, how you feel and what you do. Together, you and your psychologist test practical ways to respond differently to situations that are keeping a problem going.
For example: someone who feels anxious in social situations might learn to question harsh predictions about being judged and gradually practise situations they have been avoiding.
Schema Therapy explores emotional patterns that have developed over many years, often linked to earlier experiences. It helps people understand why the same difficulties keep appearing in relationships or in how they see themselves, and develop healthier ways of meeting their needs.
For example: someone who often feels they are not good enough might learn to recognise that familiar belief and respond to themselves with more balance and compassion.
EMDR is a structured therapy used particularly for distressing or traumatic memories. After careful assessment and preparation, your psychologist helps you work through a memory while using alternating attention, such as guided side-to-side eye movements. The aim is for the memory to become less upsetting and disruptive.
For example: someone who remains distressed after a car accident may gradually find that reminders of the accident no longer trigger the same level of fear.
ACT helps people make room for difficult thoughts and feelings without letting them dictate every decision. It focuses on what matters most to you and building small, realistic actions in that direction, even when life is challenging.
For example: someone living with persistent pain might learn ways to respond to worry and discomfort while gradually reconnecting with meaningful activities.
YOUR TREATMENT JOURNEY
We aim to make the process collaborative, understandable and practical. Your treatment will be tailored to your circumstances.
We take time to understand your concerns, relevant history, current circumstances, strengths and what you would like to change. You can ask questions about confidentiality and the process.
Together we develop a working understanding of the difficulties and agree on realistic goals. We explain the treatment options and why an approach may be helpful.
Sessions may involve talking through experiences, learning skills, trying strategies between appointments and gradually practising changes that matter in everyday life.
We check what is improving, what remains difficult and whether the plan needs adjusting. The number and frequency of sessions depend on your needs and circumstances.
For workers’ compensation clients, we also discuss how psychological treatment may fit alongside medical care and rehabilitation, including appropriate communication with referrers and other providers.
THE PEOPLE BEHIND THE PRACTICE
Experienced psychologists bringing different areas of interest and clinical expertise to the practice.

Tim has worked in private practice since 2007 and completed a Master of Clinical Psychology at Murdoch University. His areas of experience include depression, anxiety, trauma and PTSD, obsessive-compulsive and panic difficulties, anger, sleep and relationship concerns.

Joshua completed a Master of Psychology (Clinical) at Curtin University. His interests include adolescent psychology, depression and anxiety, PTSD, perfectionism, insomnia, workplace difficulties and self-esteem.

Dhiya works with adolescents and adults and has an interest in culturally responsive care, trauma, anxiety, depression, grief, relationship difficulties and life transitions. Her approaches include CBT, Schema Therapy and EMDR.

Practice administration — Hasbiyati Jayme. Our administrative team can assist with booking and general fee enquiries.
GETTING STARTED
You can see a psychologist without a referral. Some funding arrangements require a referral or approval.
Eligible clients may receive Medicare rebates under a GP Mental Health Treatment Plan and associated referral arrangements. Your GP can advise on eligibility.
Depending on your policy, your private health fund may provide rebates. Medicare and private health rebates cannot be claimed for the same session.
We also receive referrals through workers’ compensation, motor vehicle accident insurance and some employee assistance programs, subject to approval and arrangements.
Brook Psychology provides psychological treatment for St John Ambulance employees and WA Police Force employees through their respective employee health and welfare programs. Please contact reception to discuss eligibility, referrals and appointment arrangements.
$240 per session
$200 per session
Eligible clients may claim up to 10 individual Medicare-rebated sessions per calendar year, subject to referral and eligibility requirements. Brook Psychology is not a bulk-billing practice.
We require two business days’ notice to cancel or reschedule an appointment without a cancellation fee. Notice must be received by 12 noon, two business days before your appointment. Cancellations with 0–48 hours’ notice are charged 50% of the consultation fee.
For questions about fees, rebates or cancellations, please contact our reception team.
HELPFUL INFORMATION
If you are unsure which pathway applies, our reception team can help with general booking and referral questions.
No referral is needed to book a private appointment. A suitable referral is generally required to claim Medicare rebates, and insurer-funded treatment may require approval.
Eligible clients with a relevant GP Mental Health Treatment Plan and referral may claim Medicare rebates for eligible sessions. Please discuss your eligibility with your GP and reception.
Both are registered psychologists regulated by the Psychology Board of Australia. A clinical psychologist has completed an approved clinical psychology training and endorsement pathway. Medicare rebates may differ according to the practitioner and service.
Standard individual appointments are generally around 50 minutes. Please confirm the length of your appointment when booking.
Telehealth may be available depending on the psychologist, your circumstances and the funding arrangement. Reception can advise on current options.
We see workers’ compensation clients, particularly at Karrinyup. Referral, insurer approval and payment arrangements should be confirmed before your first appointment.
You can request a particular psychologist. Availability and suitability will depend on their current appointments and areas of practice.
We require notice by 12 noon two business days before an appointment to avoid a cancellation fee. Please review our fees and cancellation information or contact reception.
CONTACT US
Contact our team with general questions about appointments, referrals or services.
60B Mornington Parkway
Ellenbrook WA 6069
Karrinyup Health Professionals
Suite 10, Level 1
86 Francis Avenue, Karrinyup WA 6018
Parking is available across the road at Karrinyup Shopping Centre. Take the lift to Level 1, then proceed straight ahead and turn left to Suite 10.
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