Privacy Policy

Privacy Policy

Your Privacy is Important to us

At the Sunshine Coast Psychology Clinic ("SCPC") we recognise the importance of maintaining the privacy of information that may be used to personally identify you. We are committed protecting the confidentiality of this information. Our practices for dealing with any such information that you may provide or that we may collect through your use of this website or any contact you make with us using any other means, are set out in this document. By visiting our website and or sending us an email or making an enquiry or request using any means you are agreeing to permit SCPC to keep and use the information you have given us in a manner that is consistent with this policy.

This privacy policy does not apply to information we may receive from or about you from other third party sources including websites that link to or from www.sunshine-coast-psychology.com.au. This website may use a cookie which is a tiny text file on your computer that captures no personally identifiable information, but enables us to log which pages you visit on the website or to provide certain features during your visit. You may set your browser to refuse to accept cookies; but in that case some features of the website may not function properly.

If you visit this website to read or download information, we do not collect your name or email address. No information we collect during your visit is traceable back to a specific person without a court order. We may collect and store the name and internet protocol (IP) address of the host computer you use to access the internet; information about your web browser; the date and time you accessed our website and whether or not you came to us through a link from another website, in which case we may record details of the website from which you linked to us.

If you send us an email, or other message providing your name or other personal details, we may keep this information. We may use it to send an answer to your question or to deliver information or service you have requested delivery of. We may use this information to provide you with information we believe you will be interested; however, you may request that we stop doing this at any time by contacting us at info@scpc.net.au

We use all such information for general purposes, in order to measure the number of visitors to various pages on our website and in order to identify ways to make it more helpful. We also use it to monitor network traffic and to identify unauthorized access or unusual activity. We do not sell this information to third party companies.

We may disclose information about our website visitors to third parties, such as contractors, consultants and other service providers, so that they can perform a support service for you, and or SCPC. We may also disclose this information if required to do so by applicable law or regulation, such as any judicial process or to comply with a request from regulators.

This policy may not apply to information provided to us by other businesses. Information submit by a business entity may be used and disclosed in the same ways as information that we receive outside of this website, but used only in accordance with the provisions of applicable law and any applicable agreements between our companies.

SCPC has adopted policies and practices designed to protect the security and confidentiality of any information we receive about or collect from you, to protect against reasonable security threats or hazards as well as the integrity of the information as well as unauthorized access to or use of the information that could result in harm or inconvenience.

SCPC uses a variety of security measures to protect the transmission of information submitted to us through this website. Although we strive to maintain a high standard of security and privacy, no transmission over the internet can be guaranteed to be completely secure, and we make no such guarantee.

We reserve the right to alter and update this policy in the future. Any changes to it will be posted on this section of our website. Please check it periodically for any changes. When it is updated the date of the update will appear on this page.

Last Updated: December 2024

Therapy for Individuals

Our dynamic, highly qualified, and experienced team of professionals provide a personalised counselling service in a confidential, relaxed, and non-judgemental environment.

Confidential Individual Counselling

Individual counselling services are designed to help you or any member of your family work through personal and emotional concerns with the utmost confidentiality. Our psychologists understand that each client is unique, and we approach every individual with personalised care and attention.

As highly qualified and experienced professionals in the field of psychological counselling, we create collaborative counsellor-client relationships, focusing on building psychological strengths and increasing well-being. We work together with you to address difficulties, empowering you to take control of your life. Through gaining new perspectives, insights, and understanding, you can learn to think in new ways, manage challenging emotions effectively, and develop new coping strategies.

Qualified & Experienced Staff

Our team has diverse range of qualifications and experience with significant skills and knowledge in the following:

  • Counselling adults, adolescents, and children across a range of areas including depression, perinatal anxiety/depression, anxiety, grief, and trauma
  • Working with neurodiverse children with autism and ADHD in individual and group settings
  • Providing the Secret Agent Society (SAS) social skills program
  • Attachment parenting & Circle of Security
  • Educational & Developmental Psychology
  • Play therapy
  • Psychotherapy
  • Group programs, including the Secret Agent Society (SAS) social skills program
  • Assessment of intelligence, achievement, autism, ADHD, and behaviour
  • Supervision of other psychologists
  • Education and training for organisations and groups

Common Issues

Common Childhood Issues 

We address a number of childhood issues, including parenting challenges, learning difficulties, emotional regulation, anxiety disorders, depression, obsessive-compulsive disorder, bullying, behavioural problems, social skills, autism, as well as ADHD (inattentive and/or hyperactive).

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Common Adult Psychological Issues

Anxiety and depression are common human experiences that can affect anyone. Adults come to therapy for a variety of concerns including anxiety, depression, trauma, stress, grief, personality disorders, autism, and ADHD. Our psychologists provide evidence-based therapy to help adults achieve their mental health goals.

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Case Studies

Meet Andrew, Molly, and Naomi. Andrew's mum was concerned that he might have ADHD, which turned out to be something else. Molly recently had her first child and moved to a new area and developed perinatal depression. Naomi suffered from panic attacks. All were successfully supported with evidence-based therapeutic approaches from the team at SCPC. 

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At Your Service

We offer a warm, friendly, and conveniently located environment where you can relax and share your concerns in complete confidence. However, if you have mobility issues or live too far away, we offer telehealth sessions for your convenience.

Call us today on 07 5309 6128.