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Welcome to The Bodhi Tree Psychology

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Melissa Moss (Mel) understands how difficult it can be to take that first step toward seeking help. It’s not easy to open up about life’s challenges, but you don’t have to face them alone. Mel is here to offer you a space that feels safe, compassionate, and free of judgment—a place where you can begin to explore, heal, and grow at your own pace.

Mel is deeply committed to walking alongside you as you navigate the complexities of your life. Whether you’re carrying the weight of anxiety or depression, trying to process trauma, or searching for a greater sense of clarity and connection, her approach is tailored to meet you where you are. She sees every individual as unique, and the work you do together will honor your story, your values, and your needs.

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Using a thoughtful blend of mindfulness, somatic practices, and psychology, Mel aims to help you reconnect with your inner self, find strength in your resilience, and move toward meaningful and lasting change. This is a space for self-discovery, where the parts of you that feel hurt or hidden are met with compassion and care.

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Evidence-based and trauma-informed approaches are used to address a wide range of challenges, including:

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• Trauma and PTSD

• Dissociation

• Childhood sexual abuse

• Emotional, mental, spiritual, and/or physical abuse

• Emotion dysregulation (such as anxiety or depression)

• Relationship challenges (both with yourself and with others)

• Grief, loss, and bereavement

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Her work is rooted in empathy and understanding, and she strives to create an environment where you feel truly seen and heard. Sessions are available for individuals aged 18 and over, offering a supportive space to begin the journey toward healing and growth.

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Ready to Begin?

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If this resonates with you, Mel warmly invites you to take the next step. You’re welcome to reach out for more information or to schedule a free 15-minute consultation. Together, you can explore how to support your path toward greater well-being and fulfilment.

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“It becomes easier for me to accept myself as a decidedly imperfect person, who by no means functions at all times in the way in which I would like to function. This must seem to some like a very strange direction in which to move. It seems to me to have value because the curious paradox is that when I accept myself as I am, then I change.”

 Carl R. Rogers,

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If you or someone you know is experiencing a crisis or emergency, Please follow this link to find the correct services: https://www.healthdirect.gov.au/mental-health-helplines