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Integral Heart · 归元心理

English & Mandarin · Wheelers Hill & telehealth

ADHD support,
trauma therapy,
at your own pace.

ADHD support and trauma therapy with Yatong Wen, in English and Mandarin. Support with getting started, managing overwhelm, relationships and difficult experiences.

Explore how we might workFees & practical details
Adults, young people & families English & Mandarin Wheelers Hill & Australia-wide online

Yatong Wen is an Accredited Mental Health Social Worker offering therapy in English and Mandarin, in person at 202 Jells Road, Wheelers Hill (Melbourne) and by telehealth across Australia. Sessions for adults, young people aged 12–24 and families, including EMDR for trauma. Medicare rebates apply to eligible sessions with a Mental Health Treatment Plan.

How I can help

ADHD support and trauma therapy

More than what’s
bringing you here.

You might be feeling stuck, overwhelmed, or far from yourself. You might not have a name for it yet. We can begin with what feels most useful now.

I offer support for ADHD and therapy for trauma, including EMDR. I also work with relationships, identity, migration and belonging.

A real corner of the Wheelers Hill consulting room, with comfortable chairs, a sofa and a small table
A real space to arrive, just as you are.

Start where you are

You can bring an unfinished thought, a difficult week, or something you can’t quite name. We decide together what feels useful to begin with.

A neurodivergent-friendly space

There is no need to sit still, make eye contact or find the perfect words. We can make room for movement, pauses, sensory needs and your own way of processing.

Working with your nervous system

Nervous system regulation is central to my practice. We notice signs of overwhelm or shutdown, explore grounding and adjust the pace together — so there is more room for choice.

A glimpse of therapy

A conversation. And room for more.

There is no script you need to follow. Here are a few moments we might make space for.

Something I might ask

“Where would feel okay to begin?”

Explore a moment in therapy

You don’t have to tell it all at once.

We start with what matters to you today. There can be pauses, time to find words, movement, or a moment to settle. Together, we work out what would make this space more useful for you.

A possible rhythm, not a prescribed journey. You can pause or change direction.

Read all three moments

You don’t have to tell it all at once.

We start with what matters to you today. There can be pauses, time to find words, movement, or a moment to settle. Together, we work out what would make this space more useful for you.

Getting curious, without rushing to fix.

We might notice a recurring feeling, a protective response, or what happens in your body. We explore how it makes sense in your life, and choose together whether to stay with it or step back.

Finding what feels possible from here.

Understanding can become a small experiment in daily life: a boundary, a different response, or a way of meeting yourself with more care. We check what helps and adjust as we go.

And in a first session?

We begin with what brings you here and what feels most useful now. You can ask questions, talk about what would help you feel comfortable, and consider with me what support could fit. There is no need to tell your whole story at once.

Yatong Wen
Yatong Wen · 温雅童

The person beside you

Hello, I’m Yatong.

I’m an Accredited Mental Health Social Worker, and a person who knows something of finding a place between cultures, expectations and ways of being.

My approach is collaborative, direct and unhurried. I bring clinical structure and curiosity; you bring your experience. We make sense of things together.

I have ADHD myself. That lived experience informs the care I bring to this space, while leaving room for your experience to be different from mine. We can explore what helps you feel understood, comfortable and able to participate in your own way.

More about Yatong
Approaches, training & accountability

My work draws on EMDR, parts work / IFS-informed approaches, somatic pacing, ACT, CBT and DBT skills, and schema-informed work. We discuss what these involve and choose together according to your needs and goals. Culture, consent and your pace stay central.

  • Master of Social Work · Flinders University
  • EMDR trained · Level 1 & 2

Accredited Mental Health Social Worker

A place to arrive

Here, or from your own space.

Meet in Wheelers Hill, Melbourne, or online across Australia. Therapy is available in English and Mandarin — with room for the parts of your experience that don’t translate neatly.

Wheelers Hill, Melbourne
202 Jells Road
0404 817 722
The actual Wheelers Hill therapy room, with a sofa, armchairs and natural light
The therapy room · Wheelers Hill

Before you decide

The practical things, in one place.

You’re welcome to understand the details before choosing an appointment.

Individual therapy · telehealth

AUD 180

$90.50 out of pocket after a $89.50 Medicare rebate, for eligible sessions with a valid Mental Health Treatment Plan and referral. Full session fee: $180. Adult individual therapy, with room to explore what you’re carrying and what could help in everyday life.

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EMDR trauma treatment

AUD 220

$130.50 out of pocket after a $89.50 Medicare rebate, for eligible individual EMDR sessions with a valid Mental Health Treatment Plan and referral. Full session fee: $220. Individual EMDR trauma treatment. Please enquire so we can discuss suitability and arrange your session.

Young people · 12–24

Eligible bulk billing

Limited bulk-billed telehealth appointments, with no out-of-pocket cost, may be available for eligible young people aged 12–24, subject to referral requirements, clinical suitability and availability. A valid Mental Health Treatment Plan and referral are needed for Medicare-funded sessions.

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Family conflict work

AUD 220

$220 out of pocket. The individual Medicare rebate is not applied to this family session fee. Support with family conflict and relationships. Please enquire so we can arrange the right session together.

Fees are in Australian dollars, per session. Funded services follow their scheme’s arrangements; the private fees above may not apply. Please confirm session length, eligibility and cancellation terms before booking.

Referrals & funded support

Medicare

A $89.50 Medicare rebate is available for eligible individual sessions with a valid Mental Health Treatment Plan and referral. That leaves $90.50 out of pocket for a $180 individual session, or $130.50 for a $220 eligible individual EMDR session. Eligible bulk-billed youth sessions have no gap. General family counselling is not automatically eligible. We confirm the applicable item and rebate before booking.

DVA

DVA referrals are welcome. Covered mental health treatment is provided without a gap for eligible Veteran Card holders with a valid referral. General couples relationship therapy is not covered.

WorkCover & TAC

Support for eligible work-related and transport accident injuries. A medical referral and the relevant claim details are needed; we confirm funding and any required approval before starting.

NDIS

Capacity-building social work therapy and positive behaviour support are available. We check your plan, goals, funding arrangements and the appropriate service before starting.

Session arrangements & getting started
Who I work with
Adults, young people aged 12 and over, and families
In person
202 Jells Road, Wheelers Hill VIC 3150
Online
Telehealth across Australia
Languages
English and Mandarin

Fees, referrals & appointments

You are welcome to ask about fees, referrals or funding before deciding. We will clarify the arrangements for your sessions together.

Email a practical question

A clear way to begin

  1. Ask what you need

    Email about a first appointment, fees or whether this approach could fit. A brief question is enough.

  2. Make space for a first session

    We talk about what brings you here, your questions and what might help. You do not need a polished story.

  3. Decide together how to continue

    We discuss a useful direction and review it as your needs change. You can raise questions about the pace or approach.

A few other questions

Explore the full guide
Do I need to choose a therapy method first?

No. You can start with what you are experiencing. We can discuss possible approaches, what they involve and whether they fit your needs before choosing together.

Can I move, fidget or take a pause?

Yes. Pauses, movement, fidgeting and time to process can all be part of a session. We can talk about what supports your attention and comfort.

Can I use Mandarin, or move between languages?

Yes. Therapy is available in English and Mandarin. You can use the language that feels most natural, and we can make space for cultural context as well as words.

What if I need a different kind of support?

I work with adults, young people aged 12 and over, and families. Immediate crisis assessment, medical management, support for younger children or more intensive care may call for another service. We can discuss the right fit before an appointment.

At your own pace

You can start
with one question.

Ask about a first session, current fees, or whether this approach could fit what you need.

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A brief question is enough. Your story can wait.

Beyond this room

Where to find me

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I acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the lands on which we meet, and pay respect to Elders past and present.

Questions about therapy

A little clarity

Questions about therapy

You can be curious, unsure, or simply looking for words. Start with the question that feels closest to you.

Could therapy help me?

You do not need to have everything worked out before getting in touch. We can begin with what feels difficult, confusing, or important to you.

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How does therapy work?

Therapy offers time to understand what you are experiencing and explore possible ways forward. Different approaches suit different people.

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What happens in a first session?

We begin by getting to know what brings you here and what you would like from our time. You can ask questions too.

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How many sessions might I need?

There is no single timetable that fits everyone. We can discuss a starting point and review what is useful as we go.

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What if it does not feel right?

Your experience of the work matters. You can tell me when something feels unclear, too much, or unhelpful.

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Is this a neurodivergent-friendly space?

We can make room for different ways of communicating, focusing and processing. I have ADHD myself, and I will be curious about your experience rather than assume it matches mine.

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What do you mean by nervous-system regulation?

In our work, this means noticing how your body responds to stress and what helps you feel more able to stay with an experience. It is not an instruction to be calm all the time.

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Can I come if I have a diagnosis or take medication?

A diagnosis or medication does not automatically rule out therapy. We can discuss the support you need and whether this practice is suitable.

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Can we have sessions in Mandarin?

Yes. Sessions can be in English or Mandarin.

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Do I need an ADHD diagnosis to come?

No. ADHD support is for adults with ADHD, or who think they might have it, with or without a formal diagnosis.

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What is EMDR, and will I have to do it?

EMDR is a structured therapy for distressing memories. It is one option, used only when it suits you and your goals.

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Can I use Medicare?

Yes, for eligible sessions. You usually need a Mental Health Treatment Plan and a referral from your GP.

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Explore the full guide

General information to help you explore therapy. Your own care is something we discuss together.