Question 1

How do I know which assessment I need?

Accepted Answer

We offer four standard assessment options, and a handy flowchart here if you're unsure of your needs.

However, we are more than happy to work with you if you require something different. Please contact us, and we'll be in touch with some options and pricing asap.

Question 2

What's so different about The Burrows?

Accepted Answer

We believe that our Iived experience, coupled with the natural setting of The Burrows, allow us to cultivate a unique therapeutic approach.

We are nestled within 3.5 acres of bush and trees, surrounded by native flora and fauna, and frequently use our surroundings as a tool for regulation and exploration of client feelings and unmet needs. Even in our cosy clinic room, we take a sensory-based approach, aligned with our firm belief in supportive and holistic care for all, regardless of neurotype.

We believe in differences, rather than disorders.

Question 3

Where are you located?

Accepted Answer

The Burrows is located on a 3.5 acre hobby farm in outer north-east Melbourne. We welcome in-person sessions, however we also offer telehealth services using Zoom.

Question 4

How do I get to The Burrows?

Accepted Answer

The Burrows is located on a semi-rural hobby farm in outer north-east Melbourne. We are a five-minute taxi/uber ride from Hurstbridge train station.

However, you may find that driving is the most accessible way to get here, and we have plenty of on-site parking!

Question 5

What do you mean by 'neuroaffirming' care?

Accepted Answer

Our approach to neuroaffirming care prioritises the individual, holistic needs of our clients in a non-pathologising way. The foundation of our practice is cultivating your safety in a non-judgemental, and caring manner.

We use evidence-based practice, supported by our own lived experience of neurodivergence, to support you to live your best life, rather than pathologise or 'treat' you.

Question 6

Can you support me if I'm not neurodivergent?

Accepted Answer

Yes, absolutely! Being neuroaffirming means that we welcome every neurotype, and hope to support you in a holistic and individualised way to suit your needs.

Question 7

How do I know you will always prioritise me and my needs?

Accepted Answer

At The Burrows Psychology we take our responsibilities and obligations to our clients seriously. We recognise that supporting your needs is a privilege, and a great deal of trust is placed in us. All of our team have the relevant police checks, working with children checks, and all Psychologists are registered with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA).

We abide by the Australian Psychological Society Code of Ethics, and the Psychology Board of Australia's Code of Conduct.

We also outline our commitment to affirming care here.

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