Specialised psychology for screen use, gaming & digital behaviour

The {Cyber} Psychologist

Therapy for children, teens, and adults experiencing difficulties with problematic screen use, gaming, social media, and their effects on mental health and daily life.

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Concerned about your child?

I work with adolescents and young people. Parent or guardian consent is part of the process — I'll guide you through it.

For parents

Seeking help for yourself?

No GP referral required, though Mental Health Care Plans are accepted. Self-referrals are welcome.

For adults

Referring a patient?

Complete the referral form and I'll be in touch to confirm suitability and next steps within 1–2 business days.

For GPs & clinicians

Dr Michoel 'Mic' Moshel

BSc (Hons) · MPsych (ClinNeuro) · PhD · Board-registered psychologist

Mic is a psychologist (clinical neuropsychologist registrar) and PhD graduate specialising in digital technology and brain health. He provides evidence-based, solution-focused therapy for problematic screen use and its effects on mental health, and conducts comprehensive neuropsychological assessments for a range of presentations including ADHD, ASD, acquired brain injury, and developmental disorders. He takes a warm, client-centred approach that is collaborative, tailored, and without jargon.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need a GP referral to book?

No GP referral is required. Self-referrals and parent/guardian referrals are welcome. If you do have a Mental Health Care Plan (MHCP) from your GP, this can be used where appropriate.

Do you bulk bill?

Bulk billing is not available. Fees are provided on enquiry. Rebates may apply for clients with a valid MHCP. Please get in touch to discuss your situation.

Is telehealth available?

Yes, telehealth appointments are available for eligible clients. This will be discussed as part of the initial referral and intake process.

What age groups do you see?

I work with children, adolescents, and adults. For clients under 18, a parent or guardian must provide consent and be involved in the referral process.

What concerns are appropriate for referral?

Referrals should relate specifically to screen use, gaming, social media, or digital behaviour concerns and their psychological impacts, including effects on emotion regulation, relationships, school, or work. This service does not replace general psychology or emergency services.

What is your confidentiality policy?

All information is kept confidential in accordance with professional and legal obligations. Limits to confidentiality apply in situations involving serious risk of harm to yourself or others, or mandatory reporting obligations (e.g. child safety concerns). These will be discussed fully at your first appointment.