Psychology & Psychiatry Services Near Caulfield
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Connect with Psychiatrists Near Caulfield for Evidence-Based Support
Caulfield is a diverse community made up of individuals, children, and families across all stages of life. Each year, around one in five people in Caulfield experience challenges with their mental health. Psychological distress can affect sleep quality, work performance, relationships, and overall enjoyment of life. Seeking support early can make a meaningful difference in recovery, so taking that first step sooner rather than later is important. You can access care today through experienced Psychiatrists and Psychologists at Kin Clinic, conveniently located in Brighton, for those in Caulfield. Kin Clinic links you with practitioners offering a wide range of specialist services across the local area.
Our areas of expertise include supporting both children and adults with concerns such as low mood, anxiety, OCD, ADHD, Autism, binge eating, relationship challenges, grief, parenting concerns, and behavioural difficulties. We take a holistic approach, recognising that mental health difficulties often arise from a combination of factors. Our clinicians integrate strategies such as lifestyle adjustments, medication where appropriate, and interventions targeting unhelpful thinking patterns. Our aim is to ease distress and support you in leading a fulfilling and meaningful life.
Appointments are available at our welcoming Psychology & Psychiatry clinic in Brighton, near Caulfield, or via telehealth from the comfort and privacy of your home. All services are provided by experienced professionals, including Dr Iona Walker and Dr Tom Mole, with a strong emphasis on safety, consistency in care, and clear, transparent communication.
Kin Clinic Psychiatry near Caulfield
Psychiatrists are medically trained doctors who have chosen to specialise in the assessment and treatment of mental health conditions. They consider how biological, psychological, and social factors interact to contribute to a person’s difficulties, and are able to prescribe evidence-based medications where appropriate.
Kin Clinic connects you with Psychiatrists near Caulfield who are committed to providing thoughtful and compassionate care. Areas of expertise include working with children and adults experiencing low mood, anxiety, OCD, ADHD, Autism, binge eating, and behavioural challenges. The specific services offered at Kin Clinic may vary depending on the independent consultants currently practising and their individual areas of expertise. For further details about our current Psychiatry clinicians, please refer to our clinicians page. If you are seeking support outside our current scope, we recommend discussing alternative local options with your GP.
Kin Clinic Psychology near Caulfield
Psychologists are highly trained mental health professionals who specialise in understanding emotional and behavioural difficulties and delivering evidence-based therapies. A key part of their work involves developing a formulation – an in-depth understanding of a person’s experiences and challenges – taking into account early life influences as well as current stressors.
Kin Clinic connects you with Psychologists near Caulfield who are experienced in a variety of therapeutic approaches. These include Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Solution-Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Eye Movement Desensitisation and Reprocessing (EMDR), relationship-focused therapies such as the Gottman Method, parenting interventions, Dialectical Behavioural Therapy (DBT), Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP), and Compassion-Focused Therapy (CFT). Our clinicians support both children and adults with concerns including low mood, anxiety, OCD, ADHD, Autism, binge eating, relationship issues, grief, parenting challenges, and behavioural difficulties.
Adult & Child ADHD Services
Assessment, diagnosis, and ongoing support for adults and children managing attention, hyperactivity and executive functioning challenges.
Adult & Child Autism Diagnostics
Neuroaffirming Diagnostic and support services for autistic adults and children.
Couples Counselling
Therapy to strengthen connection and communication in couples.
Social Anxiety Therapy
Therapy to find the confidence in you.
Binge Eating
A leading evidence based pathway for binge eating including highly effective Psychology and medication.
Referrals Made Simple
Referring a patient to Kin Clinic is quick and confidential.
GPs can email us the referral at referrals@kinclinic.com.au
The patient can make a booking request directly on our website, and send us a photo of the GP or paediatrician referral letter to proceed with the appointment.
If you are not sure what service to book you can email us at pm@kinclinic.com.au and we will call you to help.
Why People Choose Our Telehealth Psychiatry in Caulfield?
Telehealth appointments offer a flexible way to access care from a setting that suits your individual circumstances. This can make it simpler to fit appointments around work, study, and family commitments. Care is delivered with a focus on thorough assessment, thoughtful clinical decision-making, and regular review, consistent with standard psychiatric practice.
People often choose telehealth psychiatry for practical benefits such as:
- Access to specialist support without the need for travel
- Greater flexibility when planning appointments around daily responsibilities
- Improved coordination when both psychiatric and psychological care are involved
- Clear, accessible information to help guide informed decisions about treatment
Our Practitioners
Dr. Tom Mole
Dr Tom Mole is a Consultant Psychiatrist and co-founder of Kin Clinic with over fifteen years of experience. Trained in the UK and Australia, including a fellowship at the University of Cambridge, he currently offers evidence-based diagnostics and care for ADHD. Tom values hearing people’s stories and enjoys surfing and sailing in his spare time.
Our Practitioners
Dr. Iona Walker
Dr Iona Walker, Co-founder of Kin Clinic is an Australian and UK-accredited Consultant Clinical Psychologist with over fifteen years of experience. Iona is experienced in ADHD and Autism assessments, support for social anxiety, and couples counselling. Iona provides compassionate, evidence-based, neuro-affirmative care to help clients improve wellbeing and achieve personal goals. Outside work, she enjoys being with friends and family and spending time in nature.
Our Pricing
Our Clinic
Kin Clinic is located in the heart of Brighton, close to public transport and parking. Sessions are available in person or online.
Clinic Address: 88 Asling Street, Brighton, VIC 3186
Email ID: pm@kinclinic.com.au
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I know if I should see a psychologist or a psychiatrist?
Psychologists and psychiatrists both help with mental health, but in slightly different ways. Psychologists usually focus on talk therapy and coping strategies, while psychiatrists can also prescribe medication if needed. Many people start with whichever feels right and can get a referral if another type of support is more suitable.
Can I see someone for just one session if I’m unsure?
Australia wide online telehealth or in person in our Brighton, Melbourne clinic (Victoria).
Absolutely. Many people book a single session to see how it feels. It’s a low-pressure way to get a professional’s perspective, ask questions, and figure out if ongoing support could help.
What should I bring to my first appointment?
Just yourself and an open mind. It can help to jot down any symptoms, concerns, or questions beforehand, but there’s no strict checklist. Your clinician will guide the conversation and ask what they need.
Are sessions confidential?
Yes. Anything you share with your psychologist or psychiatrist is private, unless there’s a safety concern for you or someone else. Confidentiality is a core part of mental health care, so you can feel safe being honest.
How long does it usually take to notice progress?
It depends on the person and the issue. Some people feel relief after a few sessions, while others notice gradual changes over weeks. The key is consistent support and open conversations with your clinician about what’s working and what’s not.
