Hush Psychology
Cascade Street · Paddington

Slow, considered psychological care for women.

A small private practice for women through the long passages of life — perinatal, perimenopause, the years afterwards. Sixty-minute sessions, fortnightly. No waiting room television.

Length60 min
CadenceFortnightly
Initial$320
HoursTue · Thu · Sat
— What therapy with us looks like

Four parts to a year of fortnightly sessions.

i.

The first three weeks

Two ninety-minute formulation sessions. A careful history. A second session by phone the following week, to listen without notes. By session four, an agreed direction and a written plan.

ii.

The next six months

Fortnightly sixty-minute sessions, on Tuesdays or Thursdays. Schema and ACT-based work. Behaviour experiments framed gently. One short letter between sessions, by email.

iii.

The middle of year one

A six-month review. What has moved, what has not, what is being avoided. A short shift in pace — monthly if it suits, every three weeks if a return is needed.

iv.

The year ahead

Most patients reduce to monthly or quarterly over year two. Some pause and return. A standing slot is held for twelve weeks after closure for anyone who needs it.

— Inside the Cascade Street room

Soft light, soft chairs, and a kettle.

— Areas of practice

The patterns we see most often.

i.

Perinatal and post-partum

Mood, sleep, identity changes through pregnancy and after birth. Telehealth and home visits available in the first sixteen weeks where required. Often coordinated with a GP and obstetrician.

ii.

Perimenopause and the years after

The grief and irritability of the perimenopausal transition. The body's quiet rearrangement. Joint work with a GP for medical questions when those arise.

iii.

Anxiety and OCD

Generalised anxiety, social anxiety, contamination and intrusive-thought subtypes of OCD. CBT and ACT-based, with exposure work approached slowly and never coerced.

iv.

High-functioning burnout

For women in law, medicine, consulting and the senior arts. Identity work, boundary work, and the quiet permission to stop performing inside therapy.

— The practitioner

Dr Eve Marland

Clinical Psychologist · MAPS (Clinical College)

BSc Hons (Psychology, Sydney, 2008). DClinPsy (UNSW, 2014). Twelve years in public-sector women's mental-health services across Royal Hospital for Women and St Vincent's outpatient clinic, before opening Hush in 2022.

The practice is deliberately small. Forty patients on the books, no more. Most are seen for twelve to eighteen months.

AHPRA PSY0001948372
APS Clinical College · MAPS
Medicare Provider 4920XJ — Better Access
Funds All major · HICAPS on day
— Fees

Plain numbers, most rebates apply.

Medicare rebate $96.65 per session under a Mental Health Treatment Plan. Up to ten visits per calendar year. Private fund rebates vary.

Initial formulation session90 minutes
Two extended sessions over two weeks. Full history, current pattern, and an agreed direction by week three.
$420
Standard therapy session60 minutes
Fortnightly. Sometimes weekly during acute periods. Always at the same hour each week, by agreement.
$320
Telehealth review45 minutes
Phone or Zoom, for travelling weeks or post-partum days when leaving the house is hard.
$245
Six-month review90 minutes, included
A long review at month six. What has shifted, what we are leaving alone, the next twelve weeks of direction.
incl.
— The Cascade Street room

The room, the chair, the cup of tea.

— Enquire

A short phone call, before anything else.

First contact is by a fifteen-minute phone call returned by Dr Marland within two business days. No clinical detail required until the call. New patients usually begin within four weeks.

Request a call

Address

4 Cascade Street
Paddington NSW 2021

Hours

Tue · Thu — 10:00–18:00
Sat — 09:00–13:00

Reach

+61 2 9326 3380
front@hushpsychology.com.au