Psychology & Animal Assisted Wellbeing (P.A.A.W.) is a multi-disciplinary practice where clinicians work with professionally trained and assessed therapy dogs, providing evidence-based and best practi
Reviews for this provider are mixed and based on a very small number of responses. The most positive feedback centres on therapist Callum, with one parent describing attentive, ongoing care for both child and parent, and noting their son looks forward to sessions; another reviewer appreciated the animals involved in therapy. However, concerns were also raised, including one account of poor communication and a lack of follow-through on promised contact, and a separate reviewer who felt the practice was unwilling to work collaboratively with all parties and showed a lack of thoroughness in information gathering.
Summarised from Google reviews.
Psychology & Animal Assisted Wellbeing (P.A.A.W.) is a multi-disciplinary practice where clinicians work with professionally trained and assessed therapy dogs, providing evidence-based and best practice therapies with the involvement of canines where clinically warranted. They work with clients from ages 4 years to older adult with a range of presenting issues.
Evidence-based therapeutic modalities (counselling, IPT, CBT etc.) provided by clinicians with the assistance of appropriately trained therapy animals.
Counseling and treatment to help clients recover motivation, perspective, and joy through addressing depression, fear, and anxiety.
Experienced psychologists working with neurodiversity in children, teens & adults.
Kids groups run all term, every term, with therapy dogs co-facilitating the sessions.
Help navigating the NDIS — finding and connecting with the right service providers, understanding a plan, managing budgets and ensuring supports are working together effectively. A support coordinator acts as a guide and advocate to help participants get the most from their funding.