Here at Felix & Sage Psychology we pride ourselves in creating a warm and welcoming space for you to come for your appointments with our professionally trained and registered practitioners. We are located in on of Ringwood’s established medical and allied health precincts, less than 600 metres from Eastland Shopping Centre and Ringwood Station, with our own off-street car park for your convenience.
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Our Aim
We aim to deliver our services in an impartial manner to all our clients, with an understanding that Australia has an increasingly diverse and multicultural society. Through this, we aim to empower our clients to achieve a sense of hope, direction and purpose to ensure the best results for each individual client.
Our Mission
Our Mission here at Felix and Sage is to provide specialized and accessible mental health care solutions to our clients. We deliver these services at our clinic in Ringwood East, Victoria at times that are most convenient for our clients, including nights and weekends.
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