Psychologist | Reflective, Faith-Informed Practice Focused on Clinical Excellence

Location: Beautiful 1912 heritage building – Ringwood, VIC

Are you an experienced clinician who still believes therapy should make a meaningful difference — and want to work in a setting that supports depth, reflection, and sustainable growth?

At Solid Rock Psychology, we bring together the art and science of therapy.
Our outcome data tells a powerful story: across more than 550 clients, our therapists achieve an average Effect Size of 1.07 — well above the national benchmark of 0.63 (CORE-10, Novopsych).
This demonstrates that clients typically experience substantial, measurable improvement, supported by deliberate practice, supervision, and a reflective, collegial culture.

About Us

We’re a therapy-focused practice, not a referral mill.
From our stately 1912 heritage building with ornate ceilings and peaceful surroundings, our team works with thoughtful adults and families — many of whom are neurodiverse or seeking therapy that honours their Christian faith or personal values.

We also partner with several universities as a training site for the next generation of psychologists. You’ll find a culture that values both heart and rigour — a place to continue refining your craft while contributing to something bigger.

Why You’ll Love Working With Us

• Sustainable caseload (max 5 clients per day) for quality work and balance
• Full administrative support and efficient systems so you can focus on therapy
• Individual and group supervision, deliberate practice, and reflective skill development
• A strong clinical governance framework for best practice and risk management
• Generous professional development budget, and wellbeing leave entitlements
• Opportunities to contribute to supervision, training, and resource development
• A beautiful heritage workplace that inspires calm and connection

About the Role

You’ll provide therapy for adults and/or young people seeking support for challenges such as anxiety, depression, relationship or personality difficulties, burnout, and neurodiversity-related stress.

This is an employed position (3–5 days per week) within a collegial, reflective team that values excellence and wellbeing in equal measure.

About You

You’re a psychologist who:
• Values culturally sensitive practice that respects each client’s worldview
• Enjoys working with thoughtful professionals, and / or young people
• Is reflective, grounded, and committed to continued growth
• Wants to be part of a team that values connection, curiosity, and shared purpose

Join Us

If you’re ready to reconnect with the depth and meaning that first drew you to this work — in a place where evidence, reflection, and genuine care come together — we’d love to hear from you.

Apply now, or visit our website to learn more about the Solid Rock Psychology team.
If you’d like to discuss the role before applying, you’re welcome to reach out for a confidential conversation with our Director, Dr Sarah Morris, via our website.