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How do I know if My Mirror is right for me?

Learn how to determine whether My Mirror is the right online psychology service for your needs, including the types of mental health support available, how online psychology works, and when alternative or urgent support services may be more appropriate.

My Mirror may be suitable for you if you are looking for flexible, accessible online psychology support with AHPRA-registered psychologists across Australia.

Our platform is designed to help connect you with a psychologist who suits your preferences, goals, and support needs, so you can build strategies to support your mental wellbeing, resilience, relationships, and everyday life.

What can My Mirror psychologists help with?

My Mirror psychologists support Australians experiencing a wide range of mental health concerns and life challenges, including:

  • Stress and burnout

  • Anxiety

  • Depression

  • Prenatal and postnatal mental health

  • Relationship and family challenges

  • Parenting concerns

  • Grief and loss

  • Trauma and PTSD

  • Self-esteem and confidence

  • Sleep difficulties

  • Eating disorders

  • Drug and alcohol concerns

  • LGBTQIA+ support

  • Bullying and workplace challenges

Our psychologists have experience supporting people with different backgrounds, goals, and levels of psychological distress.

Is online psychology right for me?

Online psychology can be a suitable option if you are looking for:

  • Flexible appointment times

  • Access to psychology from home

  • Support in rural or remote areas

  • Greater privacy and convenience

  • Access to different psychologists across Australia

My Mirror allows you to browse psychologist profiles, compare availability, and filter based on your preferences and support needs.

When might My Mirror not be suitable?

My Mirror may not be the right service for you if:

  • You are experiencing an urgent crisis or emergency

  • You are having thoughts of harming yourself or others

  • You require immediate crisis support

  • You have been advised to remain under intensive psychiatric care

  • You are required to attend counselling by a court or authority

  • You do not have access to a stable internet connection or compatible device

Need urgent support?

If you are in immediate danger or require urgent mental health support, please contact emergency services on 000 or contact a crisis support service available in your area.

Learn more about My Mirror

You can explore psychologists and book secure online psychology appointments Australia-wide through My Mirror.

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