Welcome to the Cairnmillar Institute. We are a not for profit organisation and a registered health promotion charity. For almost 60 years Cairnmillar has provided psychological services at their clinics in Hawthorn, Highpoint and Whittlesea. Cairnmillar also offers professional short courses and higher education programs through their School of Psychology, Counselling and Psychotherapy
Enrolments Now Open for 2019
2019 Course & Program Guide
EDUCATION
The School has developed an outstanding teaching program and an excellent reputation for the education of psychologists, psychotherapists and counsellors.
The high quality of our courses means that our graduates obtain the highest possible standards.
PSYCHOLOGY CLINIC
At Cairnmillar’s psychology clinic, we offer quality affordable counselling sessions with highly recommended psychologists.
Our Psychologists aim to provide cost-effective therapy to clients understanding that engagement with therapy requires an extended personal and financial investment.
SHORT COURSES
The Short Course Centre plays an important role in enhancing the contribution that Cairnmillar make to the psychological health of the community.
COMMUNITY PROGRAMS
Our targeted community programs, partnerships, volunteers and alumni help us to support our mission to improve the mental health and wellbeing of our broader community.
2019 Graduation Ceremony
The Cairnmillar Institute is looking forward to the annual graduation ceremony, on Tuesday 2nd May 2019 at the Malvern Town Hall. All are welcome and we encourage you to support our students and staff by acknowledging their achievements, applauding their contribution...
I Win You Lose: A Web-Series
Gambling is everywhere. We see it in sports, community clubs, hotels, on television, radio, iPads and mobile phones. Without realising it, we can be creating the next generation of gamblers.
Cairnmillar has been involved in treating gambling additions, either individually or in groups, and we strongly support this video series as a preventative way to educate by raising awareness of the unseen, yet pervasive nature of gambling.
Autism Spectrum Disorder Conference – 21 & 22 February 2019
We welcome you to our upcoming Autism Spectrum Disorder conference, aimed at health professionals on 21st February and community groups including parents and teachers on 22nd February 2019.
Find out the range of topics to be discussed by keynote speakers including Prof Tony Attwood and Dr Michelle Garnett, and secure your place by clicking on the heading above.