Our Services
Comprehensive Mental Health Services at Mind Oasis
At Mind Oasis Clinic, our team of clinicians offer assessment and ongoing management to patients with various mental health conditions as below.
We welcome new referrals, second opinion for patients age between age 16 to 65.
Psychiatrist
Areas of Practice & Services
ADHD
Anxiety Disorders
Bipolar Disorder
Depression/ Mood Disorders
Drug and Alcohol Addiction
Eating Disorders
Hypochondriasis
Insomnia
Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD)
Occupational Stress
Panic Disorder
Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
Psychosis
Social Phobia
What is a Psychiatrist?
What are the common reasons why someone might see a psychiatrist
- Depressed or low mood that doesn’t go away
- Feelings of crippling anxiety and panic
- Suicidal thoughts
- Thoughts to hurt other people
- Excessive stress
- A continuous stream of negative thoughts
- Auditory or visual hallucinations
- Delusions
- Disjointed thoughts
- Obsessive behaviours and compulsions
- Emotional outbursts
- Out of control alcohol or drug use
- Autism, mental disability, childhood trauma, and so on
What treatments can a psychiatrist provide?
Psychiatrists can advise patients about the nature of the treatments, their benefits, side effects and their costs. They can suggest hospitalisation or rehabilitation to the patient if so required.
What training does a psychiatrist have?
Psychiatrists in Australia must be registered with their respective state medical boards to be licensed to operate.
Paediatrician
Areas of Practice & Services
ADHD
Learning Difficulties
Autism Spectrum Disorder
Behavioural Problems
Developmental Delay including Speech
Bedwetting and Voiding Dysfunction
What is a paediatrician?
What are the common reasons why someone might see a paediatrician?
What treatments can a pardiatrician provide?
What training does a paediatrician have?
Psychologist
Areas of Practice & Services
Addictive or Self Destructive Behavior
Addiction
Anger Management
Anxiety
Family and Relationship
Grief and loss
Personal Development
Sleep Disorder
What is a psychologist?
What are the common reasons why someone might see a psychologist
- Relationship problems
- Substance abuse
- Childhood trauma
- Grief
- Racism
- Bullying
- Anxiety
- Depression
- Stress
- Insomnia
- Sexual/gender orientation
- Compulsive behaviours
- Phobias
- Self-image
- Learning disabilities
- Childhood obesity
- Gambling
What treatments can a psychologist provide?
What training does a psychologist have?
All registered practising psychologists are required to have a minimum of six years of university training and supervised experience, and to engage in ongoing education to keep their skills and knowledge up to date.
They must also adhere to certain strict standards to keep their registration, and must provide professional services according to a strict code ethics written by the Australian Psychological Society (APS).
Neuropsychologist
Areas of Practice & Services
Neurological Disorders
Neurodegenerative Disorders
Brain Injury
Learning Difficulties
Schizophrenia
Bipolar Affective Disorder
Depression
Anxiety Disorder
What is a Neuropsychologist?
What are the common reasons why someone might see a neuropsychologist?
- Learning difficulties
- Nervous system dysfunction
- Dementia and mild cognitive impairment
- Head injury
- Memory difficulties
- Stroke
- Epilepsy
- Movement disorders such as Parkinson’s disease
- Diseases affecting the central nervous system, such as multiple sclerosis
- Genetic disorders affecting the central nervous system
- Mood disorders
- Brain tumors
- Mood disturbances
What treatments can a Neuropsychologist provide?
What training does a Neuropsychologist have?
In Australia, the specialised training for Clinical Neuropsychologists requires a minimum two-year postgraduate Masters or three year Doctoral degree in Neuropsychology.
They must also adhere to certain strict standards to keep their registration, and must provide professional services according to a strict code ethics written by the Australian Psychological Society (APS).