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Psychological Services in Devonport: At-Home and Telehealth

Therapy Near Me provides psychology, counselling, behaviour support, social work, and NDIS support coordination in Devonport and Tasmania’s North-West Coast. At-home visits (subject to practitioner availability) and telehealth Australia-wide. Travel allowances are available for some regional bookings.
AHPRA-Registered Psychologists
Telehealth Australia-Wide
In-Person Subject to Availability
Medicare Rebates May Apply
NDIS Funding May Apply
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Mental Health Support Across Devonport

Devonport is a key port city on Tasmania's North-West Coast, with a strong freight, logistics, and agricultural industry presence and a community spread across the city and surrounding rural districts. Access to specialist mental health and NDIS services on the North-West Coast has historically meant a long drive to Launceston or Hobart, which is not always practical.

Therapy Near Me provides psychology, counselling, behaviour support, social work, and NDIS support coordination in Devonport. At-home visits bring a registered practitioner directly to you, and telehealth removes the distance barrier entirely for residents across the wider North-West Coast. Our behaviour support team works with eligible NDIS participants on Functional Behaviour Assessments and Positive Behaviour Support Plans.

No referral is required to book. Travel allowances are available for some regional bookings; our intake team can confirm current arrangements. Our practitioners support children, adults, families, and NDIS participants across a wide range of presentations.

Available: Telehealth Australia-wide. At-home visits across Devonport and the North-West Coast, subject to practitioner availability.

Format: Video, phone, or in-person appointments

Funding: Medicare rebates and NDIS funding may be available for eligible clients. Private sessions are also available.

Not suitable for: Emergencies or immediate crisis situations. If you are in immediate danger, call 000.

Mental health and access to care in Burnie

Local population and community context

The exact ABS suburb of Burnie covers a small central locality rather than the wider city. The 2021 Census recorded 693 residents within the suburb, compared with 19,918 across the City of Burnie local government area. In the exact suburb, approximately 16% of residents were under 20 and 23% were aged 65 or over. Across the wider council area, 8.5% of residents identified as Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander. These characteristics do not indicate that an individual is experiencing mental illness, but they support youth, adult, older-person and culturally safe Aboriginal mental-health pathways.

What local evidence shows about mental-health need

The Census provides one direct, although limited, measure of local mental-health need. In 2021, 82 residents of the exact Burnie suburb, or 11.8%, reported a long-term mental-health condition including depression or anxiety. Across the wider City of Burnie, 2,534 residents, or 12.7%, reported this type of condition. These are broad self-reported Census measures rather than estimates of current psychological distress, clinical severity or unmet treatment need. Reliable suburb-level figures for suicide, self-harm, hospital presentations and appointment waiting times are not available.

Household and practical access considerations

Housing, caring and transport circumstances may influence how some residents obtain support. Within the exact suburb, almost half of occupied dwellings were lone-person households, approximately half were rented and 14.4% had no registered vehicle. Across the City of Burnie, around one-third of renter households were paying more than 30% of their income in rent. These figures do not prove that residents cannot access treatment, but they show why transparent fees, flexible scheduling and options that reduce travel can be useful.

Local mental-health pathways in Burnie

Burnie has several important local pathways. Headspace Burnie provides free support for people aged 12-25. The Burnie Medicare Mental Health Kids Hub supports children aged 0-11 and their families. Adult Community Mental Health Services operates locally, while North West Regional Hospital provides inpatient mental-health care through the Spencer Clinic. Eligibility, clinical thresholds and service scope apply to these pathways.

How telehealth may improve access

Primary Health Tasmania identifies lower primary mental-health service availability in northern and north-west Tasmania than in the south, alongside wider workforce, affordability and service-navigation challenges. For suitable non-urgent care, telehealth can complement Burnie’s local services by widening practitioner choice and reducing travel, particularly where a resident seeks specific expertise, language capability or appointment times. It may also assist people balancing work, parenting, caring or mobility constraints. Telehealth does not replace crisis assessment, inpatient treatment, intensive community care or assessments requiring direct observation.

Psychology and Counselling Services in Devonport

Our team provides evidence-based psychology and counselling across a broad range of presentations. At-home visits are available across Devonport and surrounding areas. Telehealth is available Australia-wide.

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Anxiety Therapy

Evidence-based support for generalised anxiety, social anxiety, panic, and phobias.

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Depression Support

Psychological support for persistent low mood, burnout, and related difficulties.

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Trauma and PTSD

Trauma-informed care including EMDR and CBT for PTSD and complex trauma.

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ADHD Support

Psychology for children, adolescents, and adults with ADHD.

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Autism Support

Psychological support across the lifespan for autistic individuals and families.

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Child and Teen Therapy

Age-appropriate support for young people.

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Relationship Counselling

Individual and couples support for relationship and communication challenges.

Evidence-Based Therapy Approaches

The therapeutic approach used in your sessions is determined by your presenting concerns, your goals, and what your practitioner recommends following an initial assessment. Therapy Near Me practitioners work within evidence-based frameworks. Approaches that may be drawn upon include Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), trauma-focused therapies such as EMDR, and mindfulness-based approaches, among others.

The specific approach used will depend on the practitioner you are matched with and what is most appropriate for your individual situation. Your practitioner will explain their recommended approach and why it suits your circumstances. You are encouraged to ask questions throughout.

Who We Support in Devonport

Our practitioners have experience supporting individuals across a broad range of presentations common in Devonport and the surrounding community:

Anxiety and depression across all age groups
Retiree and older adult mental health, including grief, isolation, and adjustment
Children and young people with ADHD and autism
NDIS psychology, behaviour support, and support coordination
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Medicare Rebates and NDIS Support

Medicare

Medicare rebates may be available for eligible clients with a valid Mental Health Treatment Plan or eligible referral when seeing an eligible Medicare provider, such as a registered psychologist. If you would like to use Medicare rebates, our intake team can help explain which practitioners and appointment types may be eligible. Your GP, psychiatrist, or paediatrician determines referral eligibility.

NDIS

NDIS funding may be available for eligible participants where the support is reasonable and necessary, related to disability support needs, and included under the relevant funding category. Therapy Near Me can support self-managed and plan-managed participants, depending on the participant's plan and service requirements.

Private Sessions

Psychology sessions are available without a GP referral on a private-pay basis. Contact our team on 1800 632 763 or visit our Fees and Rebates page for current pricing.

⚠ Important: Medicare rebate amounts are set by the Australian Government and are subject to change. Rebates do not apply to all practitioners or session types. Confirm eligibility with your GP and via Services Australia at servicesaustralia.gov.au. NDIS plan inclusions, applicable support categories, and pricing are determined individually and subject to change. Confirm current rates and eligibility with your NDIS planner, support coordinator, or plan manager. Individual eligibility may vary. This information is general in nature and does not constitute financial or clinical advice.

Meet Our Mental Health Support Practitioners

Our team includes registered psychologists and accredited practitioners with experience supporting adults, young people, and families across a range of presentations, and includes practitioners with multilingual capabilities and culturally responsive practice approaches.

Behaviour Support Practitioner

Victoria is an NDIS-approved behaviour support practitioner with extensive experience supporting children, teens, and adults with autism, ADHD, and complex behaviours. She develops evidence-based Positive Behaviour Support plans and works closely with families and support teams.

Service Area: Telehealth

Availability: 7 days a week

Psychologist

Ross has over 25 years’ experience as a psychologist across a number of industries in both the public and private sectors. He provides psychological support for presentations including depression, anxiety, phobias, work-related stress, post-traumatic stress, autism, ADHD, substance abuse, addictions, sleep disorders, workplace conflict, relationship difficulties, financial difficulties, grief and loss, pain management, vocational guid

AHPRA Number: PSY0001373322

Service Area: Telehealth

Availability: Monday to Thursday, 8am to 5pm

Behaviour Analyst

Mohamed is a Board Certified Behaviour Analyst with a Master’s in Professional Behaviour Analysis and international experience in autism and developmental disabilities. He specialises in Functional Behaviour Assessments, Positive Behaviour Support plans, and parent training.

Credentials: Board Certified Behaviour Analyst / BCBA

Service Area: Telehealth

Availability: Friday

Psychologist

Nadia is a bilingual English and Spanish psychologist with more than 7 years’ clinical and hospital experience. She is trained in CBT, DBT, and trauma-informed approaches, and supports adults aged 18+ with trauma, anxiety, and mood difficulties.

AHPRA Number: PSY0002124836

Service Area: Telehealth

Availability: Tuesday

Psychologist

Alyson is a trauma-informed psychologist with more than 15 years’ experience across TAFE, headspace, private practice, and community services. She holds a BSc in Psychology, a BA in Anthropology, and a Postgraduate Diploma in Psychology, and is a Board-Approved Supervisor.

AHPRA Number: PSY0001911815

Service Area: Telehealth

Availability: Tuesday and Thursday, after 5pm

Counsellor and Social Worker

Jimmy is an ACA-registered counsellor and social worker with more than 10 years’ frontline experience in disability, aged care, trauma, and community mental health. He holds a Bachelor of Social Work and is completing a Master of Counselling.

Registration: ACA Level 2 Member, Membership No. 22399

Service Area: Telehealth

Availability: Weekdays

Behaviour Support Practitioner

Lidija is an NDIS behaviour support practitioner with a Diploma of Counselling, Certificate IV in Alcohol and Other Drugs, and advanced training in NLP and hypnotherapy. She has strong experience in disability and community services, blending behaviour support with counselling and mindset coaching.

Service Area: Telehealth

Availability: 7 days a week

Psychologist​

Ana supports children, adolescents and adults experiencing anxiety, depression and mood concerns, adjustment difficulties, life transitions, workplace stress and emotional regulation challenges. Her approach is evidence-based, practical, culturally responsive and collaborative.

AHPRA Number: PSY0004010699

Service Area: Telehealth

Availability: Monday and Tuesday

Areas We Support Around Devonport

Therapy Near Me provides telehealth psychology Australia-wide and at-home visits across Devonport and surrounding areas, subject to practitioner availability:

  • Devonport
  • East Devonport
  • Spreyton
  • Miandetta
  • Latrobe via telehealth
  • Port Sorell via telehealth
  • Sheffield via telehealth
  • Railton via telehealth
  • Ulverstone via at-home
  • Burnie via telehealth

Telehealth sessions are available Australia-wide, so clients anywhere in Tasmania or beyond can access psychology services without travel.

Crisis Support Notice
Therapy Near Me provides scheduled psychology and counselling appointments and is not a crisis service. If you or someone else is in immediate danger, call 000. For 24/7 crisis support, contact Lifeline on 13 11 14 or Suicide Call Back Service on 1300 659 467.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Therapy Near Me have a clinic in Devonport?

There is no fixed Therapy Near Me clinic in Devonport. Our practitioners provide at-home visits across Devonport and the North-West Coast, subject to practitioner availability, and telehealth is available Australia-wide.

Yes. Therapy Near Me provides Functional Behaviour Assessments and Positive Behaviour Support Plans for eligible NDIS participants in Devonport and surrounding areas, delivered at-home or via telehealth.

Eligible NDIS participants may be able to use their plan funding for psychology, behaviour support, or social work where the support is reasonable and necessary and included under the relevant funding category. Therapy Near Me supports self-managed and plan-managed participants.

Yes. Telehealth is available Australia-wide for clients in Latrobe, Port Sorell, Sheffield, and surrounding North-West Coast communities. At-home visits are available across the Devonport area, subject to practitioner availability.

Our practitioners support a wide range of presentations including anxiety, depression, trauma, PTSD, ADHD, autism spectrum disorder, BPD, relationship difficulties, burnout, and grief. Each presentation is assessed individually. Contact our intake team to discuss whether our services are the right fit for your situation.

Therapy Near Me Devonport, TAS

AHPRA-registered psychologists in Devonport for personalized mental health care. We offer evidence-based therapy sessions across the Devonport CBD and surrounding suburbs, providing a supportive environment through secure telehealth.

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