Child Psychologist in Canberra Young people aged 5-25 years
A registered psychologist dedicated to supporting the mental health of
children and young people
ABN: 81364836571
Welcome to Willow Tree House
A Safe & Supportive Space for Young Minds
Willow Tree House, recently relocated from Victoria, is an established and dedicated psychology practice supporting children, adolescents, and young people (ages 5–25). We provide a safe and nurturing space where young people can explore their emotions, develop coping strategies, and build resilience.
Our services include evidence-based therapy for anxiety, OCD, Trichotillomania, mood challenges, school-related difficulties (school avoidance, bullying), grief, parenting difficulties, ADHD, and more.
We believe in a collaborative approach, working closely with families, schools, and healthcare providers to ensure the best outcomes for every child and young person.
If you are parent looking for a psychologist for your child or adolescent, or a young person looking for psychological support, we are taking bookings and would love to hear from you!
Willow Tree House
"Growth & healing, one branch at a time."
We are registered psychologists with over six years of university training. Medicare rebates and other funding streams are available for eligible clients, making psychology an affordable option for quality mental health care.
Sessions
Initial consultation (60 minutes)
Standard psychology session (50 minutes)
Standard psychology session (50 minutes)
A thorough first session for children, young people, or caregivers to assess psychological needs. It includes a full clinical history, discussion of concerns, key support areas, and an initial therapy plan.
Sessions may involve one-on-one time, caregiver input, and goal-setting.
Ideal for families seeking guidance on emotional, behavioral, or developmental concerns.
Fee: $265 up front ($101.55 Medicare rebate with mental health care plan, $61.80 with chronic disease management plan)
📞 Bookings: Click "book now" (above) or email admin@willowtreehouse.com.au to reserve a time.
Standard psychology session (50 minutes)
Standard psychology session (50 minutes)
Standard psychology session (50 minutes)
We provide tailored therapeutic support for children, adolescents, and young adults (5–25), for emotional regulation, anxiety, OCD, trichotillomania, school avoidance, low self-esteem, phobias, non-court-related parental separation issues, confidence, and resilience.
Our safe, supportive space offers evidence-based strategies and collaborative goal-setting, with caregiver involvement as needed.
Whether you're a young person or a parent seeking guidance, we're here to help navigate life’s challenges.
Fee: $245 up front ($101.55 Medicare rebate with mental health care plan, $61.80 with chronic disease management plan)
📞 Bookings: Click "book now" (above) or email admin@willowtreehouse.com.au to reserve a time.
About Willow Tree House
Director & founder of Willow Tree House, Elizabeth Mandich is a Registered Psychologist & Clinical Registrar with over six years of experience working with children, young people, and their families.
Before moving into private practice, Elizabeth gained valuable experience working in community health, regional schools delivering tailored mental health programs, and not-for-profit organisations, which provided her with a broad foundation in youth mental health.
Holding a Master of Clinical Psychology, Elizabeth has worked extensively with young people facing challenges such as anxiety, OCD, body-focussed repetitive behaviours (e.g.,trichotillomania), specific phobias, school avoidance, relational aggression, and grief. Her time in private practice, headspace, and crisis support has shaped her warm, compassionate, evidence-based approach to therapy.
A mother of two and Canberra-born, Elizabeth enjoys travelling, baking, loungeroom dance parties and gardening with her little family! She is committed to creating a safe, supportive space at Willow Tree House where children and young people feel heard, valued, and empowered to navigate life’s challenges.
Elizabeth Mandich GDipPsych, MClin, MAPS