Hayden Reid

Dr Hayden Reid is a psychologist based in Essendon, Victoria. He offers a range of therapy options to support individuals, couples, and families. This includes individual therapy sessions, couples therapy sessions, and family therapy sessions, along with cognitive-behavioral therapy and practical stress management techniques. He works from Insight CFPS, Essendon, located at 361A Buckley Street, Essendon VIC 3040, making it easy for people across Melbourne’s north-west to access care. This familiar location is part of the local community, and the clinic aims to help patients feel comfortable and understood right from the first visit.

Dr Reid takes a patient-focused approach. He listens carefully to each person’s concerns and works with them to set clear, achievable goals. His services cover a wide range of needs. If you are dealing with worry, mood changes, relationship stress, or family challenges, he can tailor sessions to your situation. He uses cognitive-behavioral therapy, a practical method that helps people change thinking patterns and behaviours that hold them back. He also teaches stress management techniques to help you cope better with daily pressures.

The care style is collaborative. Dr Reid believes in working with you, not just for you. He understands that everyone learns differently and adapts his approach to suit your pace and comfort level. This includes explaining ideas in plain language and giving you simple tools you can use at home, work, or school. He values ongoing learning and stays up to date with the latest developments in psychology, so his methods stay effective. Teamwork is important at Insight CFPS. He communicates with other professionals when needed to support your overall well-being, making sure your plan fits with other care you may receive.

People in the Essendon area can trust Dr Hayden Reid for consistent, compassionate care. With his focus on practical therapy and clear results, he aims to build a solid reputation for expertise in psychology, helping individuals and families move toward healthier, more stable lives in Melbourne’s northern suburbs.