Nicholas Bailey
he/him · Psychologist and clinical registrar · MindScope · Brisbane, QLD · Moggill
A gentle, affirming psychologist for teens and adults, in person at Moggill or by telehealth, with room for new clients now.
Experience
- Psychologist and clinical registrar, MindScope, Moggill and telehealth
- Five years supporting neurodivergent young people in clinical and community roles
- Program development for a Rugby Australia initiative opening community sport to neurodivergent young people across Queensland
- Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)
- Master of Clinical Psychology, Master of Professional Psychology
About
Nick is a psychologist who works within an affirming framework, and particularly enjoys working with adolescents, adults and men, and with people from a wide range of backgrounds and life experiences.
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Before psychology he contributed to a Rugby Australia initiative that expanded opportunities for neurodivergent young people to take part in community sport across Queensland, and he brings that breadth to his practice.
He draws mainly on Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, and values therapeutic relationships built on respect, curiosity and collaboration. He is interested in the unique experiences, perspectives and stories each person brings. Outside work he hikes, reads and plays the guitar.
Details
- Qualifications
- Psychologist, BScBMed BScPsych(Hons) MProfPsych MClinPsych
- Reach
- In person at Moggill, Brisbane, and telehealth Australia-wide
- Appointments
- Session hours Monday to Friday, 7am to 6pm AEST; times set with the practice
What a session costs
- $290
- Per session
- $101.55
- Medicare rebate
With the rebate, a 50-minute session is $188.45 out of pocket. Payment is at the time of your appointment.
The rebate needs a Mental Health Treatment Plan and referral from your GP.
Private health rebates may be available, depending on your cover. NDIS self- and plan-managed clients are welcome.
Fees are set and charged by the practice. ADHDme takes no commission.
MindScope is an independent practice. This profile is written from Nick Bailey’s own description of their work.
