Archer Street Health, New Town
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Clinical Psychologist, Psychologist

Individual therapy sessions
Couples counseling
Family therapy
Behavioral therapy
Cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT)
Dr David Bakker is a Clinical Psychologist and Psychologist based in New Town, Tasmania. He practices at Archer Street Health, located at 16 Archer Street, New Town TAS 7008.
He offers a range of services to support mental well-being. These include individual therapy sessions, couples counseling, and family therapy. He also provides behavioral therapy and cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT). Patients in Australia can access these services within the New Town area and nearby communities in Tasmania.
Dr Bakker’s clinic emphasizes clear, practical care. He works to understand each person’s unique situation and goals. His approach blends evidence-based strategies with a compassionate, patient-friendly style. Whether you are dealing with personal challenges, relationship issues, or family dynamics, he aims to help you feel heard and supported.
The care environment focuses on location accessibility and continuity. Located in New Town, the office is easy to reach for local residents and those traveling from nearby suburbs. Dr Bakker is committed to staying current with new ideas in psychology through professional learning, so his methods reflect up-to-date practices. He often collaborates with a team of health professionals to ensure comprehensive care.
Teamwork matters to him. He values open communication with clients and with other care providers to support lasting change. The goal is to help people grow in confidence and resilience, with clear steps to practice at home and in daily life.
People who seek his help can expect a respectful, trustworthy approach. Dr Bakker has built a solid reputation for professionalism and careful listening. With his focus on practical tools and ongoing learning, many patients feel more capable of managing their thoughts, feelings, and relationships. For locals and visitors in Tasmania, his expertise can be a steady guide toward better mental health and well-being.
