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Building emotional skills and social confidence together

Psychology services that put you first.

If you, your child or young person is finding it hard to manage emotions, navigate social situations or handle everyday challenges, our Psychology services can help.

At Aruma, we put you first. Our psychologists work closely with parents, carers and professionals to develop a plan unique to you and your family. We provide support in an open, honest and caring environment, focusing on your goals.

Whether it is managing anxiety, building conversation skills or understanding feelings, we support children, young people and adults alike.

We believe every person has unique strengths and the potential to thrive. Working closely with you and your support network, our psychologists help build the skills needed for meaningful participation in family, school and community life.

Your needs change over time. Our support evolves with you. We walk beside you every step of the way.

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Where are Psychology services available?

We provide Psychology services in Victoria.

Our Counsellor is based in Victoria and provides support to children, young people, adults and families focusing on education, connection and inclusion.

Sessions can be provided at our offices, in the community, at school or at home. Telehealth options are also available for busy families.

To find out more about Psychology services in your area, or to discuss your needs, please get in touc

Your questions answered

Our psychologists provide a range of services to support children, young people and adults, including:

  • Assessing social skills, behaviour, play and cognitive abilities
  • Managing anxiety and emotions
  • Understanding feelings, both your own and others
  • Conversation skills and communication
  • Social skills, such as making and keeping friends
  • Individual and group therapy sessions

Sessions typically run for 60 minutes and can be provided at our offices, in the community, at school or at home. Telehealth options are also available.

Yes. Our psychologists support all children and young people, whether or not they have a diagnosis of autism.

Strong social and communication skills are essential for meaningful participation in family, school and community life. For children and young people with additional needs, these skills may develop differently.

Our psychologists help children and young people recognise and manage emotions, build conversation and social skills, and develop strategies for navigating transitions such as starting school or adjusting to new routines.

Yes. We prioritise a collaborative and flexible approach to meet the unique needs of everyone in the family. Our psychologists provide sessions not just for children and young people, but also for parents, siblings, carers and other people within a young person’s network.

We also offer parent and carer education, and behaviour management training. Our psychologists are experienced and understand the challenges faced by many parents and carers.

Most programs involve weekly or fortnightly sessions over 6 to 12 months. This allows us to address evolving goals and challenges as your child or young person grows.

Yes. Our Psychology sessions can be provided online via telehealth. Many parents find this helpful as it provides more flexibility for busy families.

The psychologist will begin by building an understanding of your needs and identifying goals. From there they will work with you on the number of sessions that might be helpful, how often you will meet and where you will meet.

Yes, we do. Please contact us for more information. You can contact our team today on 1300 896 556 or enquire online to see how we can help.

Why choose Aruma for Psychology services?

  • Experienced therapy team: Our team includes occupational therapists, speech pathologists, special education teachers and psychologists who work together to support you and your family.
  • Flexible locations: We work at home, at school, or at our clinics. Wherever you feel most comfortable.
  • Partnership approach: We work alongside you and your family to understand your needs and build skills together.
  • Here for the long haul: From early intervention therapies to adult support, we are here for every stage of your journey.
  • Local teams, no waitlists: With local teams and no waitlists in many areas, we can get started when you are ready.

The Aruma Way – A promise backed by quality

At Aruma, we are committed to upholding the human rights of every person we support, every time. We call this The Aruma Way, our promise to deliver high-quality support that is:

  • Your Way: Person-centred support, putting you at the centre.
  • The Safe Way: Keeping everyone safe from harm.
  • The Right Way: Effective support, provided the way it should be.
  • Together: Working in partnership with you and your support network.

As a child-safe, culturally safe organisation, we ensure each young person’s voice shapes their support journey. Our trauma-sensitive approach recognises the impact of past experiences while focusing on creating pathways to brighter futures.

It is part of our DNA. It is embedded in everything we do, and it is what we hold ourselves accountable to.

“To me, the Safe Way means the person supporting me is a person that cares, a person that i’m comfortable being around and opening up to”
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