WELCOME TO EXCELSIS PSYCHOLOGY

∙ Counselling for children, teens and families ∙

∙ Diagnostic assessments ∙

 

Excelsis Psychology was founded by Dr Liezl Addinall, Clinical & Counselling Psychologist, and is based in Perth Western Australia.

 
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☎ CONTACT

West Leederville Clinic reception.epwl@excelsispsychology.com
(08) 6115 0024

Joondalup Clinic reception.epj@excelsispsychology.com
(08) 6115 0024

➤ LOCATIONS

West Leederville Clinic - 176A Cambridge Street, West Leederville WA 6007

Joondalup Clinic - Suite 2/7 Wise Street, Joondalup WA 6027

The Excelsis Team provides high quality counselling services to children, teenagers and families. Our psychology interventions are evidence-based, practical and designed to help clients learn, grow and excel in all areas of life.

We provide short to long-term counselling services and tailor our approach to meet your child, teen or family’s individual needs.

Dr Liezl Addinall and her Team have a wealth of experience in conducting Learning assessments (dyslexia, dysgraphia, dyscalculia), Behavioural assessments (AD/HD) and Autism assessments. We are passionate about helping children, young people and families achieve personal success, psychological health & wellbeing and social & emotional coping skills! The Excelsis Team is known for working alongside families to develop insight into their child’s or teen’s difficulties and implementing practical strategies to assist at home and school.

 

At Excelsis Psychology we offer:

  • counselling for children

  • counselling for teens

  • relationship and family counselling

  • parenting counselling

  • diagnostic learning, behavioural & autism assessments


We welcome referrals from individual families, medical specialists, health professionals, and educators.  

Please contact us to learn more about our services and how we may be able to assist.

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LET’S CHAT.

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