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Find a psychologist in Canberra.

Therapy in Canberra and the ACT — online sessions that fit around shift work and the public service day. Real availability on every profile, and $0 if your workplace covers Clearhead.

Key facts

  • No GP referral needed to see a psychologist through Clearhead
  • Online sessions anywhere in Australia, plus in-person sessions in Canberra
  • Most people get a first appointment within about 48 hours
  • $0 if your workplace covers Clearhead; self-pay sessions typically A$150–A$220
  • Every psychologist is registered with AHPRA (the Psychology Board of Australia)
4 practitioners available in Canberra.
Common questions

What people ask before booking.

How do I find a psychologist in Canberra?

Search Clearhead’s directory and filter by what you’re going through, who you’d like to see, and when you can meet. 4 practitioners are based in Canberra for in-person sessions, and the rest of the team meet clients online anywhere in Australia. Therapy in Canberra and the ACT — online sessions that fit around shift work and the public service day.

How much does a psychologist cost in Canberra?

Many workplaces cover Clearhead in full through their EAP, and self-pay sessions are typically A$150–A$220. You can book directly — no GP referral required.

Can I see a psychologist online in Canberra?

Yes. Most of our psychologists offer secure video sessions anywhere in Australia, so you can start soon even if there’s no in-person slot near you. Research shows online therapy works as well as in-person therapy for common concerns like anxiety and depression.

Do I need a GP referral to see a psychologist in Canberra?

No. You can book a psychologist directly on Clearhead and pay privately or through your workplace EAP — no GP referral needed.

How quickly can I get an appointment in Canberra?

Most people booking through Clearhead get a first session within about 48 hours. You’ll see each psychologist’s real availability on their profile before you commit.

What’s the difference between a psychologist and other mental health professionals?

Psychologists can formally assess and diagnose and tend to use structured, evidence-based therapies. Counsellors and psychotherapists focus on talk-based support rather than diagnosis.

So — shall we find someone who gets it?

Therapists across New Zealand & Australia, with real availability on every profile — and $0 if your workplace covers Clearhead.

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