Inclusive online psychology for Australians

My Mirror provides inclusive online psychology for people across Australia. Our AHPRA-registered psychologists offer respectful, evidence-led support for Australians from diverse backgrounds, cultures, identities and life experiences.

Inclusive online psychology for Australians

What is inclusive online psychology?


Inclusive online psychology is mental health support that aims to recognise who you are, not just what you are experiencing. This may include your culture, language, identity, sexuality, gender, faith, neurodivergence, accessibility needs, family context, location or lived experience.

At My Mirror, inclusive care means helping you access online support that feels respectful, culturally responsive and aligned with your needs. We are committed to providing a culturally safe, trauma‑informed approach that takes your preferences, background and goals into account.

How do I find an inclusive online psychologist?

How do I find an inclusive online psychologist?

Feeling comfortable with your psychologist can make a real difference to your experience of therapy.

At My Mirror, you can match with a psychologist or browse psychologist profiles to search for support that aligns with your needs, preferences and goals. You can use filters such as psychologist gender preference, language spoken and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultural competence training, alongside profile information about areas of experience, therapeutic approach and availability.

This can help you find care that feels culturally responsive, LGBTQIA+ affirming, neurodivergent-friendly, language-aware or suited to your area of concern.

Our best match guarantee also means if your first match doesn't feel right, you can try a different psychologist at a discounted rate.

What can I look for when choosing a psychologist?

What can I look for when choosing a psychologist?

When exploring My Mirror psychologist profiles, in addition to aligning on areas of expertise and treatment modality, you may want to consider whether a psychologist mentions experience or interest in areas such as:

Identity, culture and background

  • Culture, migration, language or CALD mental health support
  • Faith, spirituality, values or no faith
  • LGBTQIA+ affirming care, sexuality, relationships or gender identity
  • Pronouns, chosen names or transition-related support

Accessibility and lived experience

  • Neurodivergent-friendly care and accessibility needs
  • Carers, disability, mental illness or family support
  • First-time therapy, anxiety about starting, or feeling unsure what to expect

Use our Get Matched tool to find a suitable psychologist, or browse individual profiles for more specific needs.

Support that considers your background, identity and needs


Culturally responsive care

Online psychology that considers the role culture, family, community, values, discrimination and belonging can play in mental health. Our psychologists can complete Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultural competency training, and you can browse psychologists to find one suited to your needs

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander support

Respectful online psychology that aims to recognise culture, community, family, Country and lived experience. Where a community-managed or Indigenous-led service would be a better fit, we will always say so.

CALD and language-aware support

Online psychology for CALD, migrant, multicultural, bilingual and multilingual clients, with care that considers how language, culture, identity and background can shape mental health.

LGBTQIA+ affirming care

Respectful online support for LGBTQIA+ people, including care around identity, relationships, gender, sexuality, stress and mental health. This may include support through online couples therapy or teen psychology, where clinically appropriate.

Neurodivergent-friendly support

Support that considers different ways of thinking, communicating, processing emotions, managing routines and navigating daily life. You can browse psychologists and filter by experience and approach to find the right fit.

Accessible online psychology

Online appointments can make therapy easier to access if travel, mobility, childcare, anxiety, privacy, first-time nerves, disability or location makes in-person care difficult.

Are My Mirror psychologists AHPRA registered and qualified to support me?

Are My Mirror psychologists AHPRA registered and qualified to support me?

All psychologists practicing through My Mirror are registered with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency, known as AHPRA. This means they meet national professional standards for psychologists in Australia, follow professional and ethical obligations, maintain ongoing professional development, and are accountable to a national regulatory body.

My Mirror is also accredited against the National Safety and Quality Digital Mental Health (NSQDMH) Standards, as part of a broader structured clinical governance framework that supports safe, consistent, evidence-informed care. It's also what underpins our commitment to inclusive online psychology that's respectful and culturally responsive.

Care that considers your background, identity and experience


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  • Australia-wide

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For GPs, referrers and partners


My Mirror works with GPs, allied health professionals and organisations across Australia to provide accessible, inclusive online psychology.

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