
Increasing awareness is the first step towards positive change
If you are not satisfied with your life or relationships, therapy with a Clinical Psychologist can help you.
If you experience mood or anxiety difficulties, struggle with trauma, your health or your sleep, professional support from an expert trained in these areas can also help.
Damon aims to create a unique therapy experience for each client that he works with. He will initially do an assessment of what is going on for you. He will ask about what you would most like to improve. He will also inquire about what is holding you back from making these changes. Damon will then work collaboratively with you. He will strive to help you to overcome these obstacles and make the changes that you would like to make.
Offering In-person Sessions with Ballarat Psychology Clinic
Damon has recently moved up to Ballarat as of May 2026, and is working at Ballarat Psychology Clinic on Mondays (8am to 2pm), Wednesdays (2:30pm to 7:30pm) and Thursdays (8am to 2pm). To make an appointment to see him there, please contact Ballarat Psychology Clinic here or via phone: 1300 673 157 or email: reception@ballaratpsychologyclinic.com.au
Offering Telehealth Sessions for Sleep Difficulties and Existing Clients
Damon is also offering telehealth sessions to clients that he has previously seen and individuals who are in need of specialist support with their sleep difficulties. He is offering video or phone consultations on Tuesdays (9am to 6pm) and Fridays (9am to 5pm). If you have seen him previously, or would like to book in for the first time, you can contact him via email: Damon.Ashworth@gmail.com or book for a session directly through the online Zanda booking system.
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