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Therapy and Mental Health Support

Therapy & Mental Health Support

Compassionate, evidence-based therapy for individuals, families, and NDIS participants in Emu Park, Yeppoon, Rockhampton & beyond.

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You Don’t Have to Navigate This Alone

At The Lighthouse Psychology, we provide practical, down-to-earth, and compassionate therapy to help you feel more grounded and supported—no matter what challenges you're facing. Whether you’re battling anxiety, recovering from trauma, adjusting to major life changes, or seeking support as a neurodivergent person, we’re here to walk alongside you.

What We Can Support You With

  • • Anxiety or panic attacks
  • • Depression or low motivation
  • • Trauma and PTSD
  • • Relationship difficulties
  • • Emotional dysregulation
  • • Grief and loss
  • • Stress and burnout
  • • Parenting & family issues
  • • Life transitions
  • • Autism & ADHD (neurodivergence)

Therapy That’s Tailored to You

We don’t believe in a one-size-fits-all model. Our approach is grounded in evidence, guided by your goals, and delivered with empathy. Together, we’ll work to understand your experiences, build coping strategies, and move towards positive change.

Our approaches include:
CBT • ACT • Trauma-Informed Therapy • Somatic Approaches • Mindfulness • Strengths-Based Work

Flexible, Accessible & Supportive

In-Person

Emu Park Clinic (30 Archer Street, Emu Park)

Telehealth

Secure and confidential online sessions across Australia

NDIS

We support self-managed and plan-managed NDIS participants

You’re in Caring Hands

Psychologist with over 35 years’ experience, with an interest in trauma, anxiety, emotional regulation, and neurodivergence.

Dr Mia Glanville

Psychologist with a warm and grounded approach, offering therapy for children, adolescents, men and women’s mental health, couples and outdoor-based interventions.

John Glanville

Fees & Rebates

  • Standard session: $160
  • Medicare rebate: $98.95 (with a Mental Health Care Plan)
  • NDIS: Standard NDIS rates (self & plan-managed)
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Take the First Step

Reach out today—whether you’re ready to book or just have a few questions, we’re here to help.

Benefits of Telehealth

The way we seek help is changing as more psychologists and other allied health professionals move to online platforms. Just the idea of having options is one of the benefits of Telehealth or online therapy.

Not only does this allow you to meet with a therapist from wherever you might be, it also gives you the freedom to choose the delivery method of that therapy. In other words, you can have a session on the phone or via video whilst staying in the comfort of your own home.

This may make it easier for you to find a psychologist you connect and communicate well with.

The ability to get help for mental health this way means more people have access to therapy than ever before. It also helps minimise the stigma attached to mental health, and it gives you options.

If you’re worried about online therapy not being as effective as the in-person kind, consider that researchers found that internet-based treatment for mental health is equally beneficial as face-to-face therapy.

While over-the-phone and online therapy may not work for everyone in all situations, it’s an option to try.