Dr Saga Arthursson (PhD., BSPsychSc, MAAPi)
Level 1 291A Spring Street, Reservoir VIC 3073
Child & Adolescent Psychologist
Experienced In Supporting Diverse Needs
Anxiety
Depression
ADHD
Autism Spectrum
Relationships
Trauma
Grief & Loss
Strengthening areas of difficulties for thriving kids
Saga Psychology provides support for children and families and is founded the core values of connection, autenticity, inclusion, integrity and responsiveness. Saga is a registered child psychologist with experience in supporting a wide range of diverse needs, including children with Anxiety, Depression, ADHD, Trauma, Autism Spectrum Disorder and Learning Disabilities. Saga works with a wide range of age groups to support their specific goals and individual needs.
Emotional Regulation
Saga Psychology offers child psychology sessions in Reservoir for children who struggle with emotional regulation. We support children who experience frequent tantrums, severe meltdowns, and intense emotions that can disrupt daily life, helping families build calmer routines and healthier coping strategies
Stress tolerence
Our team provides child psychology support for children who struggle with stress tolerance. We work with kids who become easily overwhelmed, anxious, or distressed by everyday challenges. Our sessions help children build resilience, manage strong emotions, and develop healthy coping strategies to handle stress at school, home, and in social situations.
Social skills
At Saga Psychology in Reservoir, we provide child psychology sessions to help children who struggle with social skills. Our support is designed for thriving kids who find it hard to make friends, manage peer relationships, or cope in group settings. We help children build confidence, improve communication, and develop positive social connections that support healthy development.
Cognitive Flexibility
At our practice in Reservoir we offer child psychology sessions to support children with challenges in cognitive flexibility. Some children find it difficult to adapt to change, shift between tasks, or cope when routines don’t go as planned. We help kids develop flexible thinking, problem-solving skills, and resilience so they can better manage transitions at home, school, and in social settings.
Impulse Control
We offer child psychology sessions for children who struggle with impulse control. We support thriving kids who act before thinking, have difficulty following rules, or find it hard to manage frustration. Our therapy helps children develop self-control, problem-solving skills, and positive coping strategies to improve behaviour at home, school, and in social settings.
Resilience
Saga provides child psychology sessions to help children build resilience. Some kids may feel easily defeated, give up quickly, or struggle to recover after setbacks. Our support focuses on strengthening confidence, persistence, and coping strategies so children can bounce back from challenges at home, school, and in friendships.
Our Services
Saga provides a range of tailored child psychology services designed to support children, families, and educators. We understand that every family’s needs are unique and that flexible support is essential. Our team is committed to offering personalised care that adapts to the challenges of home, school, and community life.
In-Clinic Therapy
Home-based Support
School & Community Supports
Consultation
Training & Development
Digital Health
About Saga
Saga is a passionate psychologist dedicated to helping children and adolescents flourish. With a strong interest in ADHD, autism, anxiety, and learning disabilities, she takes a warm and holistic approach, tailoring support to meet each child’s unique needs. Her background includes studies in psychology across Europe and Australia, with a Ph.D. from the University of Melbourne focused on child development and working memory.
Blending insights from neuroscience, behavioural and cognitive sciences, Saga explores innovative ways—including the use of technology—to support children with learning challenges. She works flexibly with families and educators, drawing on a wide range of intervention tools. Guided by a connected, family-centred approach, Saga believes that when families feel supported, children have the power to thrive.
