MLA Psychology today announced that Tahlia Rahme, an AHPRA-registered psychologist, is now providing comprehensive psychological support tailored specifically for children, adolescents, and young adults. With a focus on a warm, neuroaffirming approach, Ms. Rahme's services are available for in-home, school-based, or telehealth sessions across Melbourne, greater Victoria, and nationwide via telehealth.
As rates of anxiety, school refusal, and emotional regulation challenges continue to rise among young people, Ms. Rahme offers a crucial touchpoint for families seeking support. Her practice is grounded in evidence-informed, client-centered care, providing a safe and collaborative space for young people navigating autism, ADHD, intellectual disability, learning-related challenges, low mood, and broader family wellbeing concerns.
"We believe that effective therapy starts with genuine connection and respect for who the young person already is," said Tahlia Rahme. "Our work is neuroaffirming—meaning we don't ask young people to mask who they are or fit a narrow idea of 'normal.' Instead, we focus on understanding their strengths, sensory profile, and emotional world to build practical strategies that truly fit their life. Whether a child is experiencing school avoidance, big feelings, or social anxiety, our goal is to help them feel understood, capable, and more confident."
Ms. Rahme provides specialized pathways for anxiety and school refusal, autism support, ADHD and learning-related assistance, emotion regulation, adolescent wellbeing, and parent and caregiver guidance. She works collaboratively with families, schools, and support networks to ensure strategies are practical and sustainable.
Funding flexibility is central to the service, with Ms. Rahme welcoming NDIS (self-managed and plan-managed) participants, Medicare rebates available through a valid Mental Health Treatment Plan, and private referrals without the need for a referral.
"By offering in-home, school-based, and telehealth options, we are removing traditional barriers to access," Ms. Rahme added. "Our mission is to ensure that every young person, no matter where they live in Australia, can access compassionate, identity-respecting psychological care."
For more information about Tahlia Rahme and her services, please visit: https://mlapsychology.com/tahliarahme/.
About MLA Psychology:
At MLA Psychology, we believe in providing our clients with customised and tailored services to meet their individual needs. We are a mobile business offering telehealth and face-to-face services so you can access the support you need from the comfort of your own home.
Based on the sunny Gold Coast, QLD, we are passionate about helping our clients and our goal is to provide the highest quality care and support. Our team of knowledgeable psychologists bring a range of specialties and expertise to every session, so you can feel confident in the services we provide.