About Memory Matters

Memory Matters was established in 2005, by Dr Carla Thompson, to improve access to psychological services for individuals living with brain injury and dementia. At that time, Dr Thompson identified a significant gap in service provision, with many individuals unable to access much-needed neuropsychological care due to mobility or cognitive barriers to attending in-clinic appointments. Memory Matters was established to bridge this gap by offering flexible, outreach/home-based services.

Since then, Memory Matters has grown, and we now offer neuropsychology, neuropsychiatry and psychology support to individuals across the lifespan with a wide range of neurological and mental health presentations. We continue to provide flexible service delivery options, including in-room appointments, community-based visits, and telehealth. Our telehealth services are available Australia-wide, with face-to-face services offered across metropolitan Melbourne and select regional areas. In addition to assessment and individual therapy, our experienced and compassionate clinicians provide family counselling and support, training and education for other service providers, clinical supervision and mentorship, and group-based programs.