KIM DANG
PSYCHOLOGY
P: 0490 022 973 | F: (03) 8080 5928
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Address (By appointment only):
Suite 410, 370 St Kilda Rd, Melbourne, VIC 3004
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Mailing Address:
PO Box 954, South Melbourne, VIC 3205
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS (FAQs)
Why should I see a psychologist?
Some reasons why you may want to see a psychologist are:
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You have noticed a change in your thoughts, behaviours, or overall demeanour
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You feel dissatisfied with a particular area of your life such as work, school, relationships, family life, or friendships
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Your family, friends, partner, or colleagues have expressed concerns about you
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Your work or school performance has declined
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You struggle to do everyday tasks
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You often feel overwhelmed by life and have difficulty coping with stress
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You have felt more negative about yourself or others
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You feel hopeless, helpless, or worthless
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You feel nervous and unable to relax
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You constantly worry what others may be thinking of you
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You struggle with low self-esteem
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You worry that you may have an underlying mental health condition
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You have a history of having a mental health condition(s) and are looking to seek help again
These are just some of the possible reasons for wanting to see a psychologist. There are many others and this can be discussed during your appointment.
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Which age ranges do you see?
I see adults, adolescents, and children.
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How long are the sessions?
Each individual therapy session is approximately 50 minutes. The initial consultation is 60 minutes.
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How many sessions will I need?
The number of sessions needed will vary from person to person and depends on a variety of factors personal to you such as your situation, any underlying conditions and their severity, your mental health history, whether you have any co-occurring mental health conditions, the number of environmental stressors in your life (e.g. medical health problems, relationship issues, work stress, financial issues, etc.) as well as your response to treatment.
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How often will my sessions be?
How often you see a psychologist will depend on a number of factors including your individual needs and goals, yours and the psychologist's availabilities, and your response or progress with treatment.
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Do you see clients who live remotely or interstate?
Yes, I can see anyone living remotely or interstate via Telehealth (phone or video consultations).​
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What is the difference between a psychologist and a psychiatrist?
Outlined below are some of the differences between both professions: