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Caring, evidence-based treatment for depression and low mood, helping you rebuild energy, balance and hope at a pace that suits you.
2k+ Patients Helped
Dr Dhivya Gangadharan brings broad experience across public inpatient units and community mental health here.
An experienced psychiatrist, Dr Dhivya has worked with people of all ages, giving her deep insight into the challenges faced at every life stage. She listens, understands your story, avoids rushing into labels, and offers holistic, balanced, compassionate care.
Years of Experience
Areas of Expertise
Caring, evidence-based treatment for depression and low mood, helping you rebuild energy, balance and hope at a pace that suits you.
Sensitive, trauma-informed support for PTSD and trauma conditions, helping you feel safe, steady and understood as you slowly heal.
Careful assessment and balanced management of bipolar disorder, combining medication, therapy and lifestyle for lasting stability now.
Thoughtful care for women's mental health across every life stage, from perinatal concerns to hormonal and emotional wellbeing too.
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Looking at the whole person, never just a set of symptoms.
Medication and therapy combined thoughtfully for you.
Collaborative review and care planning around your goals.
Together you shape a holistic plan, with follow-up review and support along the way.
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Request a time online or by phone, then send your GP referral to confirm your first visit.
Meet Dr Dhivya for an unhurried assessment where your story is heard, not rushed to a label.
Take the first step toward feeling better. Dr Dhivya offers compassionate, collaborative psychiatric care that listens first and treats the whole person, never just a label here.
Compassionate, collaborative care tailored to you, your story and your goals.
Dr Dhivya took the time to truly listen and understand my story. I never felt rushed or reduced to a label, and the care plan felt genuinely built around me.
Take the first step toward feeling better. Dr Dhivya offers compassionate, collaborative psychiatric care that listens first and treats the whole person, never just a label here.
Answers to the questions patients ask most about seeing a psychiatrist at Beating Blues, from referrals and confidentiality to appointments, fees and crisis support here.
Reach out and our friendly rooms will happily point you in the right direction.
Yes. A current referral from your GP or another specialist is required so Dr Dhivya can review your history and you can access Medicare rebates for your consultations.
Absolutely. Everything you share stays confidential within the practice, in line with privacy law. Information is only released with your consent or where safety requires it.
Beating Blues is not a crisis service. In an emergency call 000. For 24/7 help: Lifeline 13 11 14, Mental Health Triage 13 14 65, Beyond Blue 1800 512 348, 1800RESPECT 1800 737 732.
An initial psychiatric assessment usually runs 45 to 60 minutes. Follow-up review consultations are shorter, and telehealth is available for suitable Gosford and Hornsby patients.
Dr Dhivya sees adults and young people with depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, PTSD, OCD, ADHD and women's mental health concerns, using holistic, tailored care.
Practical, compassionate insights on mental health and wellbeing from Beating Blues, covering the questions and everyday challenges that matter most to our patients.
Lifeline: 13 11 14 (available 24/7) for crisis support and suicide prevention.
Mental Health Triage: 13 14 65 (available 24/7) for mental health emergencies.
Beyond Blue: 1800 512 348 for support related to anxiety, depression, and suicideu00a0
1800RESPECT: 1800 737 732 for counselling and information regarding family and sexual violence