We are a professional collaboration of experienced Victorian psychologists dedicated to helping hopeful, expectant and new parents through the challenges of the childbearing and child-rearing years. 

We are recognised and trusted for our qualifications, training, and expertise in the field of perinatal mental health, perinatal grief and loss, and early-years parenting.

We offer personalised contact options for finding the psychologist that best suits your needs. Just call, text or email the psychologist of your choosing.

​We understand your struggles to and through parenthood, and we are committed to providing care that is compassionate, non-judgemental and evidence-based.
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​We warmly welcome people from the LGBTQIA+ community.

Dr Renée Miller, Principal Clinical Psychologist and Founder

Making an appointment

We understand that seeking help can feel daunting, which is why we provide a warm and personalised service where direct, confidential contact is made with the therapist of your choosing. Our psychologists and their locations, are listed below. Click on the image to read more about each psychologist.

When you have selected your psychologist, please call them directly to briefly discuss your needs; to enquire about availability, fees and rebates; to determine whether their style of practice is compatible with what you are seeking; and to book your appointment/s. 

If you are a far distance from where our psychologists are located, or if getting to in-person appointments is difficult, please note that most of our psychologists provide Telehealth (online counselling) to all Victorians.

Participate in research


​Dedicated to staying professionally up to date, we support research into perinatal mental health. We are committed to contributing to the development of empirical research in the area of perinatal mental health.

​We provide a platform for academic researchers to list their studies on our website, to extend their reach in accessing participants for their research. Research findings help medical, obstetric and allied health practitioners to further help you.

The Antenatal & Postnatal Psychology Network supports community services that support you