Viviana Jancso
Discover Viviana’s qualifications and experience as a Clinical Psychologist. Take advantage of her expertise and schedule a convenient online consultation with her.
Evidence-based therapy for teenagers aged 13–17 — covering anxiety, depression, school stress, identity, trauma and more. In-person across four Melbourne clinics and via Telehealth Australia-wide.
✅ NDIS & TAC Approved? No Out-of-Pocket Cost.
If you have an approved NDIS or TAC claim, your sessions are fully covered — you pay nothing.
Our therapists work with teenagers experiencing a wide range of presentations:
Many young people feel nervous about therapy. Our adolescent psychologists are trained to meet teens where they are — using conversation, creative tools, and practical strategies that resonate with how young people experience the world.
Sessions are 50 minutes, typically weekly or fortnightly. The first appointment focuses on getting to know your teenager, understanding what they’re experiencing, and building a plan together.
Approaches we use:
Do I need a referral?
No referral is needed to book. However, a GP Mental Health Care Plan makes your teenager eligible for Medicare-subsidised sessions — worth discussing with your GP beforehand.
Will my teenager’s sessions be confidential?
Yes. Confidentiality boundaries will be discussed at the first appointment — including when information may need to be shared for safety reasons.
Can I be involved in my teenager’s therapy?
Parental involvement is agreed upon with your teenager. Where family dynamics are central, parent check-ins or family sessions may be incorporated.
How many sessions will they need?
This varies. Some teenagers benefit from 4–6 sessions; others need longer-term support. Your psychologist will discuss this openly from the outset.
We accept Medicare (Mental Health Care Plan from your GP), NDIS, WorkCover, TAC, DVA, EAP and private health insurance. Telehealth Medicare bulk billing is available with a current 12-week waitlist. Low-cost appointments are often available sooner — call 1300 224 665 to discuss your options.
✅ NDIS & TAC — No Out-of-Pocket Cost
If you have an approved NDIS or TAC claim, you do not need to pay anything at all.
Adolescent psychology sessions are available at all four Melbourne locations and Australia-wide via Telehealth:
Our reception is available until 8:00 PM on weekdays. After-hours appointments may be available — call 1300 224 665 to check current availability. Bulk-billed Telehealth appointments are in high demand with a current 12-week waitlist. If you need support sooner, we also offer low-cost appointments that are often available same-day or next-day — give us a call and we’ll find something that works.
Our team of registered, clinical, and provisional psychologists all have experience working with teenagers. Click any profile to learn more and book directly.
Discover Viviana’s qualifications and experience as a Clinical Psychologist. Take advantage of her expertise and schedule a convenient online consultation with her.
Discover Sara’s qualifications and experience as a Psychologist. Take advantage of her expertise and schedule a convenient online daytime consultation with her.
Discover Ryan’s qualifications and experience as a Psychologist. Take advantage of his expertise and schedule a convenient online daytime consultation with him.
Discover Rhys’ qualifications and experience as a Provisional Psychologist. Take advantage of his expertise and schedule a convenient daytime in person session with him at our Brandon Park office.
Discover Rachael’s qualifications and experience as a Psychologist. Take advantage of her expertise and schedule a convenient online daytime consultation with her.
Discover Mihrail’s qualifications and experience as a Psychologist. Take advantage of her expertise and schedule a convenient daytime in person session with her at our Reservoir office.
At what age can a teenager start seeing a psychologist?
Our adolescent psychology service is for young people aged 13–17. For children under 13, our child psychology service is more appropriate.
Does my teenager have to come with me to the first appointment?
This varies. Some families prefer a brief parent-only intake; others bring their teenager from the start. Our admin team can advise based on your situation.
Can my teenager see a psychologist via Telehealth?
Yes — Telehealth is effective for adolescents and bulk billed for eligible clients. Please note there is currently a 12-week waitlist for bulk-billed Telehealth appointments. In-person sessions are typically available sooner.
What if my teenager refuses to go?
This is very common. If you’d like advice on how to approach the conversation with your teenager, call us on 1300 224 665 — our team has helped many families navigate this.
Ready to take the first step for your teenager? Our admin team is friendly, discreet, and happy to answer any questions before you commit to a booking.