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At the Centre for Clinical Psychology we have a specific focus upon PTSD and complex trauma conditions.

We also have expertise in support and treatment for individuals with Perinatal Mental Health conditions, from preconception to early parenthood.

26/12/2025

We're here for you in January!
Whether you're setting new goals or navigating the challenges of the new year, our team at the Centre for Clinical Psychology is ready to support you. Book an appointment today and take the first step toward feeling your best in 2026.
https://ccp.net.au/

24/12/2025

The Centre for Clinical Psychology will be taking a holiday break from December 24th to January 4th. We'll reopen on January 5th, ready to support you in the new year!

If you need immediate assistance during this time, please contact Lifeline at 13 11 14 or Beyond Blue at 1300 22 4636. Wishing you a safe and peaceful holiday season!

22/12/2025

A huge thank you to our incredible admin team for their hard work and dedication this year. We couldn’t do what we do without you—here’s to another year of making a difference together!

19/12/2025

We are now accepting bookings for adult ADHD assessments for 2026!

See link below to book an ADHD assessment at the Centre for Clinical Psychology:

https://ccp.net.au/services/adhd-assessment-for-adults/

Bookings available from January 2026.

16/12/2025

Black cats won't cross my path: The human experience of superstitions

Superstitions are beliefs or actions that people hold onto, often without clear logical reasoning, in the hope of influencing future outcomes. These beliefs can vary widely across cultures, and often involve charms, rituals, and traditions passed down through generations. They help people navigate the uncertainties of life, particularly during significant events like birth, death, or other milestones. In many Asian cultures, for instance, superstitions are deeply ingrained in rituals surrounding these important life events.

Check out this blog by Dr Evan Chachos to explore this further.

https://ccp.net.au/black-cats-wont-cross-my-path-the-human-experience-of-superstitions/

14/12/2025

Centre for Clinical Psychology - Free Online Seminar Series

Understanding Police Culture: Implications for Therapy

Tim Peck is the Co-Director of the Centre of Excellence in Emergency Worker Mental Health at Phoenix Australia. A respected leader with over 20 years of experience in the emergency services sector, Peck is driving transformative change to improve mental health support for first responders.

After a distinguished career with Victoria Police spanning two decades and rising to Detective Senior Sergeant, he transitioned into pioneering roles at the forefront of mental health advocacy. He served as the inaugural National Engagement Manager for Beyond Blue's Police and Emergency Services program, and as Manager of Wellbeing Services at The Police Association Victoria. In his current position at Phoenix Australia, Tim leverages his unique understanding of clinical practice, research principles, and lived experience insights to develop innovative, practical solutions. He is instrumental in establishing effective mental health care models tailored specifically for the emergency services environment.

The following online seminar will aim to strengthen clinicians' understanding of how lived experience can deepen insight into wellbeing in policing. It will also provide clinicians with a deeper understanding of the cultural impacts of policing in a clinical setting, along with allowing clinicians to reflect on the influence of cultural and everyday behaviours on wellbeing. Finally, the presentation will aim to build confidence to engage in supportive and stigma-reducing conversations, whilst strengthening self-awareness and agency in responding to personal and workplace challenges.

Reserve your spot today: https://www.trybooking.com/events/landing/1496565?
Date: Tuesday 17 March 2026 7:00 PM - 8:30 PM AEST

12/12/2025

From January 1st 2026 you can visit your GP to get a new mental health care plan. This entitles you to 10 Medicare rebated sessions.

To find more about booking an appointment with one of our psychologists, head to: https://ccp.net.au/

11/12/2025

Our next ‘Cognitive Processing Therapy’ workshop will be held in Melbourne on the 5th and 6th of March, 2026

Our two day Post Traumatic Stress Disorder training workshop aims to train clinicians to deliver Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT). CPT is an evidence-based treatment for individuals who have experienced trauma (PTSD and CPTSD). The training is practice-oriented and includes video clips of expert demonstrations. You will also be provided with a comprehensive manual and client handouts for clinical use.

To book, click the link below:
https://www.trybooking.com/events/landing/1469566

To find out more information about CPT, including other locations and dates, click the link below:
https://psychpd.com.au/

07/12/2025

We had an absolute blast at our Christmas party! Our staff enjoyed an exciting few rounds of darts, along with a round of Bad Santa. It was the perfect way to celebrate all the dedication and effort our team had put in this year.

06/12/2025

We are thrilled to welcome Manisha Massey to the CCP team!

Originally from India, Manisha holds a Master’s in Counselling Psychology from Amity University. She has been registered as a counselling psychologist in India since 2017. Since moving to Australia in 2022, to complete a PhD at Flinders University Manisha has worked with child protection services, supporting young people and their families through trauma-informed and strengths-based interventions. She also brings extensive experience working with individuals recovering from interpersonal and complex traumatic experiences, including survivors of sexual violence, domestic violence, and trafficking.

Manisha has a particular interest in helping clients navigate the impacts of trauma, including post-traumatic stress, complex post-traumatic stress, anxiety, depression, grief, and relationship difficulties.

Manisha will be available to see new clients from February 2026. If you are interested in seeing Manisha, please contact our admin team on (03) 9077 0122 or see here to fill out a new client intake form: https://ccp.net.au/booking/

Address

Suite 19, 247-255 Drummond Street, Carlton
Melbourne, VIC
3053

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm
Saturday	9am - 4pm

Telephone

+61390770122

Website

http://www.ccp.net.au/

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Our Story

After working for many years in public mental health systems, the principal psychologists at the Centre for Clinical Psychology decided to establish a service with a focus upon evidence-based therapy. They wanted to develop a service which provides comprehensive assessment and skillful treatment with a focus upon goal setting and measurable outcomes. They also wanted to create a practice where clients can collaborate openly, and feel respected, listened to and understood. At the heart of good therapy is a strong working relationship between client and therapist.

At the Centre for Clinical Psychology we aim to go beyond the management of surface concerns. We seek to provide therapy to address core issues. For example, it is quite common for relationship problems to overlap with concerns such as anxiety, depression and PTSD. Many of our clients who have had traumatic experiences, report improvements in their relationships when their trauma symptoms have been adequately treated. Similarly, when individuals present seeking help for postnatal depression, they tend to find that once the depression is adequately treated, other symptoms such as anxiety, irritability and the quality of their relationships also tend to improve.

At the Centre for Clinical Psychology we focus upon the delivery of high quality practice based on the translation of research. Our psychologists are highly trained and experienced clinicians who are involved in regular supervision and ongoing professional development.

We seek to first gain an in-depth understanding of your difficulties, and work with you to create change and new perspectives.