What we treat
How Therapy Can Help
Therapy can be helpful during periods of sustained pressure, uncertainty, or change. You may be managing the demands of a career, relationships, family responsibilities, or competing expectations while privately feeling overwhelmed, stuck, or disconnected from the life you want to be living.
People commonly seek support for relationship and communication difficulties, anxiety, perfectionism, grief, workplace stress, and the pressure of holding yourself to high standards.
Therapy offers a collaborative and evidence-based space to better understand the experiences and patterns that may be contributing to these difficulties. Sessions are tailored to your individual needs, combining practical strategies with psychological insight to help strengthen relationships, build confidence, improve wellbeing, and create meaningful, lasting change.
Practice Information Consultations through the Someone.Health platform are mostly bulk-billed. Please note that the following services are not offered by Vesna Djilas through this platform: crisis intervention, medico-legal assessments and reports, and services under the NDIS, Child Protection, or VTPHNA. If you require a psychological letter or report, this can be discussed during your consultation. Fees typically start from $550, depending on the type and complexity of the document requested.
Vesna Djilas is a registered Clinical Psychologist with a Master of Psychology (Clinical) and experience across inpatient, community health, forensic, corporate, and private practice settings. During her postgraduate training, Vesna was awarded High Distinctions for research on childhood chronic pain and the role of trauma in offender recidivism. Her published research has contributed to the evidence base in clinical psychology. Her clinical training also included humanitarian work in Nepal, where she supported women and children during the Nepal earthquakes, and work at the Florey Institute of Neuroscience and Mental Health at Austin Health, where she contributed to quality improvement initiatives in stroke telemedicine across Australia.