A Space Dedicated To Supporting Your Mental Health & Connection To Life

Hello & Welcome

  • Welcome to a space where understanding meets action.


    We offer compassionate online psychological counselling, alongside hands-on, in-person support work—because meaningful support should meet you where you are, in the way you need most.

    Our online psychological counselling is accessible across Australia, allowing care to meet you where you are - in the city, the suburbs, or a rural town. While our support work is offered throughout Melbourne’s inner and south-eastern suburbs.

    Whether you’re seeking a safe, confidential space to explore your thoughts and emotions, or practical, face-to-face support to navigate daily life tasks, our approach is grounded in respect, empathy, and genuine human connection.

    We believe wellbeing isn’t one-size-fits-all—it’s personal, evolving, and deserves care that is both thoughtful and accessible.

    Here, you’re not just supported—you’re heard, valued, and empowered to move forward with confidence and a clear mind.

  • We work in partnership with you, empowering you to make choices, overcome barriers, and achieve outcomes that matter most.

    Whether it’s through online therapy or in-person support work, our approach is flexible, collaborative, and focused on helping you live a more connected, fulfilled, and resilient life.

    Ana will aim to use evidence-based techniques to support you with care and understanding as you navigate your mental health journey.

    Sara will aim to take time to listen and understand each individual needs, goals, and preferences to support individuals to progress at their own pace.

  • The Clear Minds Hub is guided by core values that influence how we work, how we connect with others, and the space we create. We value:

    • Compassion: We listen with empathy and understanding, ensuring every person feels heard and supported.

    • Care: We are dedicated to the wellbeing of those we support, providing personalised guidance every step of the way.

    • Professionalism: We uphold the highest standards of practice, knowledge, and ethical care.

    • Hope: Even when life feels overwhelming, we hold hope alongside you. We believe in every person’s capacity to grow, adapt, and move toward a more fulfilling life.

    • Trustworthiness: We act with honesty, integrity, and respect, creating a safe space you can rely on.

    • Person-Centred Care: Support is tailored to the individual, recognising that wellbeing looks different for everyone.

    • Growth & Healing: We believe in the capacity for change, resilience, and personal growth at every stage of life.

    • Authenticity: When people are free to be themselves, growth naturally follows. We foster honesty and openness while supporting individuals to reconnect with their true selves.

Our Team

A team dedicated to your wellbeing.

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Ana Jevtic

Psychologist

Ana is a Registered Psychologist with a passion for mental wellbeing, healing, and personal development. She supports children, adolescents, and adults with a wide range of mental health concerns, from mild challenges to more complex difficulties. Ana has experience working with concerns such as mood and self-esteem, attachment and emotional regulation, grief and trauma, social skills, workplace stress, perinatal mental health, and more.

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Sara is a compassionate and empathetic professional who is committed to supporting individuals to create meaningful and empowered lives. She recognises how barriers and varying levels of capacity can limit access to social and community opportunities and impact mental health and wellbeing. Sara works alongside clients to achieve their NDIS goals and remain actively connected within their community.

Support Worker

Sara Jevtic

What Can My Online Psychologist Help Me With?

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  • Anxiety, depression and other mood disorders

  • Anger management

  • Relationship difficulties and attachment

  • Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)

  • Developmental disorders (Autism Spectrum Disorder, Intellectual Disability)

  • Self-esteem and confidence challenges

  • Body image concerns

  • Grief and loss

  • Adjustment stressors

  • Perinatal and postpartum health

  • Parenting support

  • Separation/ divorce support

  • Studying/ workplace concerns

  • Stress management and work-life balance

  • Trauma related concerns

  • Better Access

  • Private Health

  • NDIS: self-managed and plan-managed

What Can My In Person Support Worker Help Me With?

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  • Daily living skills such as household tasks

  • Community participation including attending social activities, appointments, or joining in on your favourite hobbies

  • Social connection such working towards developing connections when out in the community

  • Support to access services, including navigating community resources, supports, and appointments

  • Encourage you to achieve your NDIS or personal goals at your own pace

  • NDIS: self-managed and plan-managed

Services

We offer evidence-based online psychological therapy to support mental health, emotional wellbeing, and personal growth. Our online psychology sessions are delivered via Zoom or Microsoft Teams, making support secure, accessible, and easy to attend from wherever you are. With evening and weekend appointments available, you can get the support you need without sacrificing work, family time, or the things you enjoy.

In addition to online therapy, we provide support work that helps individuals stay connected to their community, build independence, and enhance their quality of life.

Whether you’re seeking online therapeutic support or in-person practical assistance, we ensure support is tailored to your needs, values, and goals.

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Complimentary Meet & Greet Phone Call (15 Minutes)

Taking the first step towards support can feel overwhelming, and we’re here to help ease these initial nerves.

If you’re uncertain about whether online psychological counselling or in-person support work is the right step for you, we offer a complimentary meet and greet phone call.

It’s a relaxed opportunity to ask any questions about our service and to assess if we’re the right fit, without any pressure to move forward.

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Initial Psychology Appointment (50 Minutes)

All new clients at The Clear Minds Hub that wish to commence online psychological counselling are required to complete an initial assessment consultation.

This session will highlight information such as developmental history, family, relationships, medical history, coping mechanisms and recent life events. In this consultation, we will work together to develop collaborative goals to focus on each consultation moving forward.

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Ongoing Psychological Counselling (50 Minutes)

The 50-minute session is our most common and recommended appointment for those on their psychological counselling journey.

In each subsequent appointment following the initial assessment appointment, together with your online psychologist, you will work towards the goals and plan developed in the initial consultation.

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Check In Psychology Appointment (30 Minutes)

If you have a busy schedule or prefer a shorter appointment, our check-in sessions offer a time-efficient way to continue with your support.

This appointment type may not be suitable for everyone, and your online psychologist will generally require sufficient time to assess your needs effectively, in order to work towards the therapy goals.

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Support Work (60 Minutes)

Support work focuses on assisting you with daily activities, community participation and meaningful engagement in everyday life.

Whether you’re navigating daily challenges or seeking extra support, our support worker is here to help.

What Makes Us Different

Convenience

Our online therapy can be accessed from anywhere in Australia at a time that works for you—we’re flexible and aim to fit around your schedule. This flexibility makes support accessible without disrupting work, school, or family life. Additionally, our in-person support work is available across multiple Melbourne suburbs, helping you to build independence and to connect meaningfully within your community.

Affordable Care

We offer competitive fees with rebates for eligible clients, allowing more people to access quality care.

No Judgement

Seeking support, whether for mental health or daily living needs, can feel overwhelming. With warmth and care, we work alongside you to focus on the goals that matter the most to you.

Person-Centred & Holistic Approach

Every client is unique. We tailor therapy and support work to your needs, combining emotional, practical, and social strategies to enhance overall wellbeing.

Values-Driven Care

Our team provides services with compassion, professionalism, and trust, creating a safe environment where clients feel supported, heard, and empowered.

I’m Ready To Start My Journey.

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