Caloundra Psychology • Sunshine Coast

Caloundra Psychologist

Warm, welcoming psychology for children, teens and adults. Our family-run clinic has supported wellbeing since 2013, with practical care close to home on Bulcock Street.

Minimal wait times currently available

Not sure where to start? Our friendly admin team can help you find the right fit.

30,000+ clients supported Across Integrated Wellness Clinic
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Caloundra clinic Central Bulcock Street location
In person or online Options to suit your needs

Real people, meaningful support

Psychology in Caloundra that feels approachable

You don’t need to have everything worked out before you come in. We’ll start with where you are.

Our Caloundra psychologists offer a calm, respectful space to explore what is happening and what might help. Whether you are seeking one conversation or ongoing therapy, care centres on your experience and goals.

We listen without judgement and work together on practical strategies. Explore our Sunshine Coast psychology services or call to discuss your needs.

Why choose our Caloundra clinic?

  • Warm, down-to-earth care

    A team who takes time to listen.

  • Help finding the right fit

    Matched to your age, goals and concerns.

  • Evidence-based therapy

    Care tailored to you as an individual.

  • Minimal wait times

    Ask about the next suitable appointment.

  • Connected care

    Collaboration with your GP and other practitioners where appropriate and with your consent.

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Support across life’s challenges

What our Caloundra psychologists can help with

The right practitioner depends on your needs. Our team can confirm service availability, age suitability and assessment options before you book.

Anxiety, panic & phobias

Support for anxiety, panic attacks, fears and social anxiety.

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Depression & low mood

Therapy for depression, low mood and difficulties with motivation.

Stress & life changes

Support through burnout, career change, job loss, separation, chronic illness and diagnosis.

Trauma & PTSD

Psychological care for the impact of acute trauma and post-traumatic stress.

Relationships & couples

Ask about relationship, marriage, family, workplace and premarital counselling suitability.

Children, teens & parenting

Support for developmental, learning, behavioural and emotional concerns, and parenting education.

Autism, ADHD & assessments

Enquire about autism, ADHD and learning assessments, reports and neurodivergent support.

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Grief & loss

Support with bereavement and other significant losses.

OCD & complex concerns

Care for obsessive-compulsive symptoms, personality-related difficulties and emotional regulation.

Sleep & persistent pain

Psychological strategies for sleep difficulties, pain management and everyday wellbeing.

Pregnancy & postnatal wellbeing

Support for pregnancy anxiety, depression and postnatal adjustment.

Eating, habits & substance use

Ask about support for eating concerns, smoking and alcohol dependency.

Psychologists also support people experiencing thoughts of self-harm or suicide. This clinic provides scheduled care and is not an emergency service. If there is immediate danger, call 000.

Meet the people behind your care

Meet our Caloundra psychology team

Different people connect with different therapists. We’ll help you explore the options and find someone whose approach feels right for you.

Kate Newton, Caloundra psychologist

Kate Newton

Psychologist • Clinical Psychology Registrar

Adolescents aged 10+ and adults

Kate offers a warm, collaborative approach to anxiety, low mood, stress, relationships and emotional regulation. She draws on ACT, DBT, Schema Therapy and CBT, adapting care to each person.

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Melissa Ferriday, Caloundra psychologist

Melissa Ferriday

Registered Psychologist

Children, adolescents and adults

Melissa brings experience across diverse communities and health settings. She supports anxiety, trauma, grief, parenting and relationship concerns, using approaches including CBT, ACT and EMDR.

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Sheena Smith, Caloundra psychologist

Sheena Smith

Registered Psychologist

Adults

Sheena provides culturally responsive support for anxiety, stress, low mood and life transitions. Her collaborative approach helps clients build practical coping skills and resilience.

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Irene Warren, Caloundra psychologist

Irene Warren

Registered Psychologist

Ask our team about age and appointment suitability

Irene has over 17 years of experience supporting individuals, families and carers. Her interests include disability, emotional regulation, carer stress, grief, parenting, trauma, anxiety and depression.

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Stuart Le Marseny, Caloundra psychologist

Stuart Le Marseny

Psychologist

Adults

Stuart focuses on trauma assessment and treatment and behavioural change. He brings extensive experience in trauma response, including work with Australian and international organisations.

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Jenny (Jennifer) Saulitis, Caloundra psychologist

Jenny (Jennifer) Saulitis

Registered Psychologist

Children, adolescents and adults

Jenny brings experience from child and adolescent mental health, headspace and school settings. Her warm, strengths-based approach supports anxiety, low mood, school challenges, ADHD and emotional wellbeing.

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Availability, consultation days and age suitability vary by practitioner. Our admin team will confirm these details when matching your enquiry.

Minimal wait times currently available. Call 07 5458 4800 and let’s find a suitable first appointment.
Integrated Wellness Clinic team, committed to welcoming and approachable care

A family-run clinic with a human approach

A down-to-earth team who cares about your goals

Founded by Suzi and Adam Le Fanue in 2013, IWC has supported over 30,000 clients across our clinics and services. We grew from a desire to make wellbeing support feel connected and accessible. We know reaching out can feel like a big step, so we aim to make the first conversation welcoming and straightforward.

You’ll find people who listen, explain the next steps and respect what matters to you. With your consent, your psychologist can work alongside your GP and other health professionals.

Your first appointment

What to expect from psychology in Caloundra

1

A friendly first conversation

Tell our admin team a little about your needs. We can explain fees, referrals and suitable practitioners.

2

Time to feel heard

Your psychologist will explore your concerns, history and goals, and explain confidentiality and its limits.

3

A practical plan together

Discuss therapy options and next steps at a pace that suits you, with space to ask questions.

Learn what to expect in a psychology session and explore our psychology therapies and techniques .

Front entrance of Integrated Wellness Clinic’s Caloundra clinic

Visit us on Bulcock Street

Our Caloundra psychology clinic

Integrated Wellness Clinic
Suite 7, 51–55 Bulcock Street
Caloundra QLD 4551

Our central Caloundra location welcomes people from across the southern Sunshine Coast, including nearby Kings Beach, Golden Beach, Little Mountain, Currimundi and Baringa.

From the Caloundra beachfront, head towards Bulcock Street. Please call ahead if you need help with parking, public transport or access arrangements.

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Consultations are by appointment. Confirm available days and times with reception.

Funding and professional standards

Funding options for Caloundra psychology

Medicare rebates

Eligible clients with a valid Mental Health Treatment Plan and referral may receive rebates for sessions with an eligible psychologist. A gap fee may apply.

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Registered psychologists

Our psychologist profiles explain their qualifications and approaches. Registration can be checked on the Ahpra public register.

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Eligible NDIS funding

We may be able to see eligible self-managed and plan-managed clients for appropriate psychology supports. Please confirm suitability and funding with our team before booking.

Your questions, answered

Caloundra psychology FAQs

How soon can I see a Caloundra psychologist?

Minimal wait times are currently available. Timing varies by practitioner, age group and appointment type. Call our friendly team to check the next suitable appointment.

Do I need a referral to see a psychologist?

You can book privately without a referral. If you wish to claim Medicare rebates, you need an eligible referral pathway and an eligible practitioner. Our team can explain what to bring.

Can I get a Medicare rebate?

Eligible clients with a valid Mental Health Treatment Plan and referral may claim rebates for up to 10 individual sessions per calendar year with an eligible mental health professional. Referral and review requirements apply, and a gap fee may remain.

What are the fees for a Caloundra psychologist?

Our clinic fees start at $225, depending on the practitioner. Please ask reception to confirm the fee for your chosen psychologist and appointment type, and any Medicare rebate that may apply.

Do you offer bulk-billed psychology appointments?

At times, we have capacity for people who genuinely need bulk-billed support. This is based on an assessment with our admin team and the psychologist, and depends on current capacity and Medicare eligibility. Please speak with reception about your circumstances.

Do you see children, teenagers and adults?

Our Caloundra team supports a range of ages, including children, teens and adults. Each psychologist has different age preferences and areas of practice, so we will confirm the right match. For children, reception also explains consent requirements.

Can I use self-managed or plan-managed NDIS funding?

We may be able to support eligible self-managed and plan-managed clients where psychology is an appropriate funded support. Please contact our team to confirm your needs, plan arrangements and service suitability.

Do you offer online psychology appointments?

Telehealth may be available with a suitable psychologist. Ask reception about availability, whether online care suits your needs and whether your session meets current Medicare requirements.

Can you help with assessments and reports?

Contact our team about psychological assessments, including ADHD, autism and learning concerns. We will confirm the appropriate practitioner, available assessment location, process, fees and reporting options.

What does an integrative approach mean?

We consider your wellbeing in context, including your relationships, daily life and existing healthcare. Psychological therapy remains evidence-based. Where appropriate, we can collaborate with your GP and other practitioners with your consent.

What should I bring and how can I pay?

Bring any referral or treatment plan, Medicare or relevant funding details, and helpful previous reports. Ask reception about current payment methods and policies when booking.

Let’s take the next step together

Talk to our friendly Caloundra psychology team

With minimal wait times currently available and help finding the right practitioner, your first step can be a simple conversation.