Byron is a psychologist who blends a calm and engaging style with a goal-oriented and practical approach to therapy. He supports individuals of all ages in addressing various mental health concerns that impact their quality of life. Whether you’re experiencing anxiety, depression, confidence issues, workplace or relationship challenges, or navigating the complexities of grief and stress, Byron equips you with the tools, skills and confidence to navigate life in alignment with your values, aspirations, and overall wellbeing.

Drawing on rigorous training and evidence-based practices such as Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Solution-Focused Therapy (SFT) and mindfulness, Byron tailors his approach to meet your unique needs and goals. He achieves this by creating an environment of autonomy and collaboration.

In addition to his clinical work, Byron supports future psychologists through the Psychlings Podcast, where he interviews leading Professors and Clinicians to explore the latest insights and trends in psychological practice, research, and education.

On the weekend, you might find Byron down the beach with his family having a surf and letting his highly energetic Hungarian Vizsla dig endless holes in the sand.

The ACT of Living, 203 High St, Northcote, Vic 3070

To make an appointment, email [email protected] or phone the office reception 0493 753 641

A minimum of 24 hour’s notice is required for cancellations. Less notice than this means we will have to charge you a cancellation fee.

Monday and Tuesday: 10am-6pm Duration of sessions: 50mins. Zoom and telephone sessions are also available.

$220 per session

Medicare rebates are available through a Mental Health Care Plan (MHCP) of $98.95 per session, which means an out-of-pocket cost per session of $121.05.

You will be contacted to make payment on or before your appointment. Payment will be made via Medipass and a receipt will be emailed to you. If you are eligible for a Medicare rebate, we will process this for you.

We accept: Visa and Mastercard

Medicare rebates are available, however a GP referral is necessary. To obtain a Medicare rebate you will need to obtain a Mental Health Treatment Plan and referral from your GP. Otherwise, if you have a treating psychiatrist, they can provide a general referral letter. If you haven’t yet obtained a referral, we may be able to recommend General Practitioners in the local area whom we already work with.

For information about Medicare rebates, please see our FAQ section, particularly ‘Can I receive a Medicare rebate for seeing a psychologist?’ and ‘Are there Medicare rebates for seeing a telehealth sessions? Or private health rebates?

If you would like to claim via private health, please check with your private health insurance fund to see if counselling is covered. Otherwise you will need to pay for the full fee.