Solution Psychology - Moonee Ponds
Excellence in psychological care across the lifespan
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Our Services

Individual consultations to address a range of issues presenting in children, adolescents and young adults including anxiety, depression, behaviour management, autism spectrum disorder and more. Therapy / Counselling can be delivered in person or online.

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A range of assessments and reports including autism assessments and cognitive assessments. Detailed written reports and feedback sessions are included with all our assessments.

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Short term programs delivered in a 1:1 setting using evidenced based interventions. They are delivered in a structured format over 8 weeks and include a parent feedback and outcome report.

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We provide a range of supports to local schools including counselling support, assessment services and consultations.

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We offer a range of programs including social programs, transition programs, life skills and school holiday programs. See our events section for our upcoming programs.

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Provided by our director Melissa Juzva to current Masters students, registered psychologists undertaking the registrar program or registered psychologists seeking ongoing supervision.

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Crafty Crew is almost here!
A space to create, connect, and just be you. Whether it’s yarn, paper, or glitter, there’s something special about making things together 💛

📅 Not long to go — register now on our website! Link in our bio
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Crafty Crew is almost here!
A space to create, connect, and just be you. Whether it’s yarn, paper, or glitter, there’s something special about making things together 💛

📅 Not long to go — register now on our website! Link in our bio

Our clinic will be closed on Friday 25 April as we pause to remember and honour those who have served.
We’ll reopen on Monday 28 April.
Lest we forget.
#ANZACDay #LestWeForget #ClinicClosure
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Our clinic will be closed on Friday 25 April as we pause to remember and honour those who have served.
We’ll reopen on Monday 28 April.
Lest we forget.
#ANZACDay #LestWeForget #ClinicClosure

Our clinic will be closed over the Easter long weekend, from Friday 18th April to Monday 21st April.
We’ll reopen on Tuesday 22nd April and look forward to seeing you then.

Wishing you a safe and happy Easter! 🐰🌸
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Our clinic will be closed over the Easter long weekend, from Friday 18th April to Monday 21st April.
We’ll reopen on Tuesday 22nd April and look forward to seeing you then.

Wishing you a safe and happy Easter! 🐰🌸

Health is more than just physical — it’s mental, emotional, and social too.
Today is a reminder to care for ourselves and each other.
Small steps, big impact. 💚
#WorldHealthDay #solutionpsychology #mooneeponds
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Health is more than just physical — it’s mental, emotional, and social too.
Today is a reminder to care for ourselves and each other.
Small steps, big impact. 💚 
#WorldHealthDay #solutionpsychology #mooneeponds
3 weeks ago

As a 20 year old young psych student, I volunteered at The Royal Children’s Hospital. I was placed on the oncology ward and helped with play therapy. I did a ton of volunteer work in those days, Victims of Crime call centre, classrooms, tutoring with disadvantaged students, Scope (this was the mid 90’s and it was called the spastic society then - so proud of how far we’ve come).
My time at RCH was by far the toughest. It was equal parts rewarding and heartbreaking. I learnt a lot of important lessons then. Support. Connection. Listening. Truly listening. Never judge. You never ever know what someone is going through and that little things matter. We can all make a difference. Some days I didn’t feel like I did much in that volunteer role. But I knew it made a difference to someone.

Running today for the first time in the Run for the kids felt amazing. Running amongst more than 28,000 people through my amazing home town with amazing friends. WOW!
Support. Connection. Little things.

We can all make a difference.

@runforthekids

#runforthekids2025
#runforthekids
#support
#connection
#thelittlethings
#listening
#nojudgement
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As a 20 year old young psych student, I volunteered at The Royal Children’s Hospital. I was placed on the oncology ward and helped with play therapy.  I did a ton of volunteer work in those days, Victims of Crime call centre, classrooms, tutoring with disadvantaged students, Scope (this was the mid 90’s and it was called the spastic society then - so proud of how far we’ve come). 
My time at RCH was by far the toughest. It was equal parts rewarding and heartbreaking. I learnt a lot of important lessons then. Support. Connection. Listening. Truly listening. Never judge. You never ever know what someone is going through and that little things matter. We can all make a difference. Some days I didn’t feel like I did much in that volunteer role. But I knew it made a difference to someone. 

Running today for the first time in the Run for the kids felt amazing. Running amongst more than 28,000 people through my amazing home town with amazing friends. WOW! 
Support. Connection. Little things. 

We can all make a difference. 

@runforthekids 

#runforthekids2025 
#runforthekids 
#support 
#connection 
#thelittlethings 
#listening 
#nojudgement

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You’re the best Mel xx

As we start to head into first term holidays, it can be common to get caught in the chaos and excitement of the first term break. During this time, it is important to think ahead to limit potential distress which may arise.

Our psychologist Neehara has put together some helpful tips on how to prepare for the upcoming school holidays — including how to plan and prioritise your time, ways to manage spending before it becomes stressful, and ideas for keeping routines steady while still allowing space for rest and fun. She also explores the importance of setting realistic expectations, prioritising self-care (even in small ways), and staying flexible when things don’t go to plan.

Stay organised, adjust and manage expectations where possible, focus on creating and sticking with a budget, and most importantly — take care of yourself.

✨ Click the link below to read the full blog:
solutionpsychology.com.au/preparing-for-the-school-holidays/

#Term1Holidays #SchoolHolidayTips #ParentingSupport #FamilyWellbeing #MentalHealthMatters #SolutionPsychology
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As we start to head into first term holidays, it can be common to get caught in the chaos and excitement of the first term break. During this time, it is important to think ahead to limit potential distress which may arise.

Our psychologist Neehara has put together some helpful tips on how to prepare for the upcoming school holidays — including how to plan and prioritise your time, ways to manage spending before it becomes stressful, and ideas for keeping routines steady while still allowing space for rest and fun. She also explores the importance of setting realistic expectations, prioritising self-care (even in small ways), and staying flexible when things don’t go to plan.

Stay organised, adjust and manage expectations where possible, focus on creating and sticking with a budget, and most importantly — take care of yourself.

✨ Click the link below to read the full blog:
https://solutionpsychology.com.au/preparing-for-the-school-holidays/

#Term1Holidays #SchoolHolidayTips #ParentingSupport #FamilyWellbeing #MentalHealthMatters #SolutionPsychology
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