Psychologists and Counsellors in South-East Melbourne

Bayside Counselling and Consultation

Face to face and telehealth available

Services

NDIS

Mindfulness

Counselling Services

Our team of practitioners uses a number of Evidence-based Therapies including:

  • Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT)
  • Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)
  • Relaxation and Mindfulness Techniques
  • Interpersonal Therapy (IPT)
  • Motivational Interviewing
  • Skills training
  • Psycho-education

We believe therapy is an art as much as it is a science. We don’t do “formula” therapy. We focus fully on you to tailor a treatment plan to suit your unique personal style, problems and needs.

EAP Psychologists

Bayside Counselling and Consultation provides psychological support to private and government organisations in the form of Employment Assistance Programs.

​Our team includes practitioners experienced in the provision of work-based mediation, critical incident debriefing, trauma focused therapy, the effects of substance abuse in the workplace, anger management and increasing work attendance and satisfaction. 

Our Practitioners

Bayside Counselling and Consultation Pty Ltd consists of a team of experienced psychologists, mental health social workers and counsellors. Our practitioners are specialising in a wide variety of issues. Our services currently include Psychology, Counselling and Hypnotherapy. These services are provided within a professional, warm and welcoming setting.
Our practitioners are active listening to your issues, respecting you, and caring you and your interests to search the best for you in non-judgemental and accepting ways. Our practitioners are making a serious commitment to provide a supportive environment for your well-being in this multicultural society, and make a positive change in your life.

Psychologists

Winnie Lau, Psychologist

Winnie Lau

Counselling Psychologist

Beenish Shahzad, Psychology Services Seaford

Beenish Shahzad

Clinical Psychologist

Dakota Pirruccio Melbourne

Dakota Pirrcuccio

Psychologist

Beenish Shahzad, Psychology Services Seaford

Jessica Chui

Psychologist

Beenish Shahzad, Psychology Services Seaford

Michael Wang

Clinical Psychologist

provisional psychologist

Ebru Mel Sahin

Registered Psychologist

Daliya Greenfeld

Psychologist

Accredited Mental Health Social Workers

Beenish Shahzad, Psychology Services Seaford

Vishal Patel

Accredited Mental Health Social Worker

Provisional Psychologists

psychologist seaford

Phoebe Leung

Provisional Psychologist

psychologist seaford

Vanessa Ki

Provisional Psychologist

Counsellors 

Wendy Ng, Counsellor

Wendy Ng

Counsellor

Testimonials

 

I have been going to Bayside for sometime now. The people there are professional with all their clients, they also show  compassion, and kindness. But most of all they “Listen to the individual” , patiently and without judgement. I would recommend them completely. I wish them all the best in the future.

The Mental Health professionals here are extremely helpful and truly care about their patients. I see Winnie and cannot recommend her highly enough!

FAQ

How much does it cost per session?

We charge different rates depending on your circumstances and conditions. Please call us on (03)9781 0155 for further information.

How long does a counselling session go for?

A standard counselling session usually goes for 50 minutes.

What is Counselling?

If you talk to different people about what counselling is, it is quite possible that each person will have a different understanding of it. However, in general, Counselling aims to help you cope with personal problems. Usually a psychologist will do this by asking questions, listening to you, reflecting on what you have said and exploring the range of options that may be available to you. Please note that counselling is not about giving you the answer or taking the problem away. It is best to view counselling as a way of putting things into perspective and opening you up to options and resources that you may not have previously considered.

The practitioners at Bayside Counselling and Consultation Pty Ltd understand that it can be difficult for many people to seek professional help.

This may be due to:

  • fear of being judged
  • fear that family and friends will find out about the problem
  • expectations that some things should never be discussed
  • embarrassment about the problem
  • concern that seeing a practitioner will draw unwanted attention to the problem or make it worse
  • feeling inferior or that they are a failure because they cannot handle the situation themselves
  • fear of being punished because they spoke out about the problem
  • expectations that they should accept what is happening (or has happened) and just get on with life
  • lack of understanding about the role of practitioners and what counselling can do for them

It is not uncommon for people to approach us with these fears and concerns. Unfortunately for many people, this can be enough to prevent them from seeking help. The psychologists at Bayside Counselling and Consultation Pty Ltd have a sensitive and caring approach to different issues and understand that your ability to talk to a psychologist may be hindered by:

  • the nature of your situation or problem
  • your personal expectations of counselling
  • language and cultural barriers
  • a disability that prevents you from physically accessing a psychologist or communicating to others
  • bad experiences of counselling in the past
  • other hindrances such as family commitments and geographical locations

In special circumstances, practitioners are willing to consult with you over the phone.

What is the NDIS?

NDIS (National Disability Insurance Scheme) provides support to eligible people with intellectual, physical, sensory, cognitive, and psychosocial disabilities and is designed to help people get the support they need so their skills and independence improve over time.

Bayside Counselling and Consultation Pty Ltd provides psychology services for NDIS self-managed and plan-managed participants to help them achieve their NDIS goals.