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Psychology Services

Our registered psychologists provide practical, evidence-based support to help you recover from an injury, manage persistent pain, and return to the activities that matter most. Our team of Psychologists provide support under several ACC contracts.

What Does a Psychologist Do?
Psychologists are healthcare professionals who help people understand and manage their thoughts, emotions, and behaviours. By working together, psychologists support people to develop practical strategies, build resilience, and create positive changes in their lives.

Why Would I See a Psychologist for a Physical Injury?
Physical injuries can affect every aspect of life, including how individuals think, feel, and respond to challenges. It is common for people recovering from injury to experience:

  • Increased stress or frustration

  • Anxiety about recovery or returning to work

  • Low mood or reduced motivation

  • Sleep difficulties

  • Changes in confidence or independence

  • Unhelpful coping habits

Psychologists who work in rehabilitation and physical health settings understand the connection between physical and emotional wellbeing. They can help you develop practical strategies to manage the challenges that often accompany injury and recovery, helping better understand your condition, improve your confidence in managing symptoms, and get the most from other aspects of your rehabilitation.

Services we offer

  • Psychological assessments and personalised treatment planning

  • Support for persistent pain and pain self-management

  • Treatment approaches using evidence-based modalities like Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)

  • Strategies to manage stress, anxiety, low mood, and adjustment following an injury

  • Sleep management and relaxation techniques

  • Education to build resilience and confidence during recovery

  • Goal setting and practical self-management strategies

  • Support to identify and overcome barriers to returning to work or everyday activities

  • Collaborative care as part of your interdisciplinary rehabilitation team


Let's get you back to what you love. Please contact our team for more details.

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