Rozalia Hecht

Psychologist

BA (Psychology & Psychophysiology), BAppSc (Hons – Psychophysiology), M.EdDevPsych MAPS FCEDP

ADHD

Adjustment/ Life Transition

Anger Management

Anxiety

Autism Spectrum

Bipolar disorder

Childhood trauma/ PTSD

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About me

Hi, I’m Rozalia — a registered Psychologist with endorsement in Educational and Developmental Psychology. I’m passionate about supporting adolescents and adults as they navigate life’s transitions and the challenges that can arise at different stages of development. I work with a range of neurodevelopmental, mental health, social, and emotional presentations in a neuro-affirming, and sexuality- and gender-affirming way. My approach is grounded in compassion and collaboration, with a focus on helping individuals build greater self-awareness, strengthen their sense of self-efficacy, and develop sustainable self-care practices.

How I will help you

In therapy, we’ll work together to explore the concerns that are most important to you — whether you’re experiencing emotional difficulties, mental or physical health challenges, relationship issues, perinatal or parenting concerns, or stress related to school, study, learning, or work.

You’ll be met with empathy, compassion, and a non-judgmental space where your experiences are heard and respected. Throughout our work together, I will support you to validate your needs, nurture your wellbeing, and develop healthy boundaries that empower you to express yourself with confidence and care.

When I’m not working

Outside of work, I enjoy reading novels for fun and relaxation — nothing too highbrow, just a good story to unwind with. I love catching up over weekend brunch with friends and family, I try to keep up my Pilates practice, and I daydream about future holidays and foodie travel adventures. These everyday joys help me recharge and stay connected to what matters.

Fostering resilience in Brunswick and beyond for over 16 years

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Freqeuently asked questions

You do not need a referral to see a Psychologist at Seed Psychology. However, if you’d like to claim a Medicare rebate, you will need a Mental Health Care Plan (MHCP) from your GP. With a MHCP, you may be eligible for rebates on up to 10 sessions per calendar year. These sessions can be used at any psychology clinic of your choice. To access Medicare psychology rebates, book an appointment with your GP and ask for a Mental Health Care Plan. Most referrals begin with 6 sessions, with the option to access 4 more after a review. Referrals can also be provided by a psychiatrist or paediatrician.
Our client care team will support you through every step of getting started. They’ll take the time to understand your needs and preferences, then thoughtfully match you with a psychologist whose approach and availability align with what you’re looking for.

When matching you with a Psychologist, we consider:
- The reason you’re seeking therapy
- Your availability and preferred session times
- Whether you’d like to attend in person or online
- The therapeutic approaches most suited to your needs
- Any other preferences you share with us
We understand that finding the right fit is important. Building a strong relationship with your psychologist can take time, but if at any point you feel the connection isn’t quite right, we’ll support you in transferring to someone new. Your well-being is always our priority.
Our experienced team of Psychologists offers warm, evidence-based support that’s collaborative, inclusive and grounded in genuine understanding. We provide individual, relationship or family therapy for a wide range of concerns. Additionally, we offer couples therapy, online therapy, psychological assessments (including ADHD and Autism Spectrum Assessments), and workshops.
If you have extras cover, private health insurance may provide rebates. Check your individual policy for coverage and claiming options.

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