Life presents many challenges. Some of those challenges, no matter how strong you are, can’t be overcome alone. But many people living in the Northern Territory, Queensland, South Australia and Western Australia live remotely, with poor access to wellbeing services like mental health supports.
Big Sky Psychology was founded so that everyone, no matter where they live, has the support they need to feel well.
Our psychology clinic is designed to be fully remote – no distance is too great and no challenge is too big. We meet people where they’re at, working together to move through challenges and towards feeling supported and well. It’s a privilege for us to work with people from all walks of life. We see and recognise the strengths in all remote Australians and First Nations people and communities – resilience, connection to Country and community spirit.
Our psychology clinic is designed to be fully remote – no distance is too great and no challenge is too big. We meet people where they’re at, working together to move through challenges and towards feeling supported and well. It’s a privilege for us to work with people from all walks of life. We see and recognise the strengths in all remote Australians and First Nations people and communities – resilience, connection to Country and community spirit.
No distance is too great. Everyone, no matter where they live, can access support to build resilience and feel well.
Providing professional mental health care to all. We do this by offering accessible, fully online psychology services people can access when and where they need them.
Wellbeing – to have a sense of purpose and to feel as good as possible in our bodies, minds and relationships
Resilience – To help us mentally and emotionally cope when life get tough
Empowerment – to be able to make the best choices and actions for ourselves and our families
Health Justice – to help provide a professional, sustainable and accessible service with integrity
Wellbeing – to have a sense of purpose and to feel as good as possible in our body, minds and relationships
Resilience – To help us mentally and emotionally cope when life get tough and to get through hard times.
Empowerment – to be able to make the best choices and actions for ourselves and our families
Health Justice – to help provide professional, sustainable and accessible services with integrity.