Practical psychological therapy for adults
Helping adults overcome anxiety, depression, trauma, stress and relationship difficulties through practical, evidence-based therapy.
Available in Albany for face-to-face appointments and Australia-wide via secure telehealth.
Medicare rebates available with a Mental Health Treatment Plan.
For face-to-face appointments in Albany, contact Gareth directly.
Why People Choose Gareth
Registered Psychologist
Since 2010
Providing practical, evidence-based psychological therapy for adults for more than 15 years.
WA Police Preferred Provider
Trusted to provide psychological services to Western Australia Police personnel.
Appointments in Albany
Australia-wide telehealth available
Choose the appointment format that best suits your circumstances.
Practical, personalised care
Therapy tailored to your goals, strengths and individual circumstances.
Areas of Support
Anxiety
Depression
Trauma
Stress & Burnout
Relationship Difficulties
Grief & Loss
Workplace Stress
First Responders
Appointments Australia-wide
Can’t attend in person? Secure online appointments are available throughout Australia.
Sessions are held by secure video, providing a convenient option for people in regional or remote areas, those with limited time, or anyone who prefers to attend from home.
You will receive the same practical, personalised approach as an in-person appointment.
I'm Gareth Hobbs, a registered psychologist based in Albany, Western Australia. Since becoming registered in 2010, I've worked with adults experiencing anxiety, trauma, relationship difficulties, workplace stress and major life transitions. I provide face to face therapy in Albany and secure telehealth appointments for clients across Australia.
I am also a Preferred Provider to the Western Australia Police Force, supporting first responders and other professionals who work in demanding, high responsibility roles. This work has strengthened my understanding of trauma, burnout, moral injury, cumulative stress and the unique pressures faced by those working in emergency services.
My approach is collaborative, practical and evidence informed. Rather than simply helping people feel better in the moment, I aim to help them understand the patterns that shape their thoughts, emotions and relationships while developing practical strategies that support meaningful, lasting change.
I strive to provide a calm, respectful and supportive environment where people feel understood, challenged when appropriate, and equipped to move forward with greater confidence.