Therapists near Norwood, Adelaide

Rose Park borders Norwood directly. Kensington Road forms the boundary between the two suburbs, and we sit on the corner of Fullarton Road and Alexandra Avenue, one block south of it. From most of Norwood that is a two or three minute drive, and from the western end of The Parade it is a walk rather than a drive.

Coming from The Parade, the simplest run is west to Fullarton Road and then south. Coming from the eastern side of Norwood, Prescott Terrace or Sydenham Road will drop you onto Kensington Road with Rose Park on your right.

Norwood is in the City of Norwood Payneham & St Peters and Rose Park is in the City of Burnside, which is why the two feel like different neighbourhoods despite sharing a boundary — and why a Norwood address and a Rose Park address can look further apart on a map than they are.

We are at Unit 12, The Parks, 154 Fullarton Road, Rose Park SA 5067 — Unit 12, The Parks, on the corner of Fullarton Road and Alexandra Avenue. There is two-hour free street parking on Alexandra Avenue and Grant Avenue, immediately beside the building, and the parklands are a short walk away if you would rather arrive early and sit somewhere quiet first.

The consulting suites are on the first floor, up one flight of stairs. There is no lift. If a flight of stairs is not manageable for you, a Zoom or telephone appointment is likely to suit you better — every practitioner here offers both, and the Medicare rebate is the same.

You will get written directions by email and text before your appointment, so you are not relying on this page on the day.

The Parade and Kensington Road are both main bus corridors into the city, and the stops nearest us are on Kensington Road at the top of the suburb. Because Norwood is so close, walking is a genuine option from much of it — the western half of The Parade is under fifteen minutes on foot.

Everyone who practises at OneBodyMind runs their own independent practice. They are registered psychologists and accredited mental health social workers, they work from therapies that have been tested, and they set their own hours and fees. You choose the practitioner rather than being allocated one.

Read the practitioner profiles and start with whoever you would find it easiest to begin with. If the first person is not the right fit, that is ordinary rather than a failure — say so and ask to be pointed elsewhere.

You can also start from what you are looking for rather than from a name: we set out what we help with and the types of therapy used here in plain language.

A standard consultation is between $260 and $290 before any rebate. With a Mental Health Treatment Plan from your GP, Medicare covers ten individual sessions a calendar year and most people are between about $130 and $170 out of pocket each time. You do not need a referral to book — it only affects the rebate.

We lodge the Medicare claim for you at the time of the appointment. There is more detail on what a session costs, Medicare and referrals and your first appointment.

To book, call 08 7228 2319 during reception hours or use the contact form.