Child Psychologists - Richmond East (3212)

Inner City Melbourne, the Melbourne Region, Victoria (VIC)

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Child and Adolescent Psychology Services Pty Ltd

164 The Parade, Ascot Vale, VIC 3032
40-50 km from Richmond East
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Child and Adolescent Psychology Services Pty Ltd (CAPA), a registered NDIS provider in Melbourne, provides specialized counselling services to children, adults, teens and families. From assessment to treatment to counselling, we initiate improving lives. In addition to counselling, we also offer NDIS cleaning services and gardening services. Furthermore, our NDIS psychologists heal stress, anxiety, depression and life transitions and so on. We also assist the participants and their family members... More

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