Navit Gohar-Kadar | Clinical Psychologist | The Indigo Project

Hi, I'm Dr Navit.

  • A Creative
  • A Parent
  • Existential
  • Gentle
  • Good at tough love
  • Spiritual

I am a compassionate Clinical Psychologist who supports individuals experiencing a range of psychological difficulties, including anxiety, depression, trauma, relationship challenges, and emotional regulation concerns. I also have a particular interest in supporting women navigating hormonal and reproductive mental health concerns, including PMDD, as well as the emotional challenges of pregnancy, postpartum adjustment, and parenthood.

I view the human experience as a complex and meaningful journey of self-discovery. Within every challenge lies the potential for growth, healing, and deeper understanding. In the therapy room, I bring a warm, open, and thoughtful approach, grounded in curiosity and respect, to help you explore your inner world and better understand the patterns shaping your life.
Therapy is a journey we walk together – one that can help you uncover insight, create change, and reconnect with your strengths.

My aim is to support you in developing greater self-awareness, emotional resilience, and self-compassion, so you can move forward with clarity and confidence.

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Areas of Focus

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My Toolkit

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Rates & Availability

Standard Fee is $295.00

Clinical Psychologist

Medicare rebate* available
  • Fee $295.00
  • Rebate $145.25
  • Out of Pocket $149.75

Couples Fee is $350.00

No Medicare rebate available

* The Medicare rebate is available to clients under the Better Access to Mental Health Care initiative.

  • When:

    Tue, Wed, Thu

  • How:

    Video call

  • Duration:

    50mins

Man’s main task in life is to give birth to himself, to become what he potentially is. The most important product of his effort is his own personality.

Erich Fromm

More from me...

Navit’s tips for developing Emotional Intelligence (EQ)

Our ability to understand both our own emotions as well as those of other people relies on our emotional intelligence (EQ). We know today that EQ can be often more important and beneficial than IQ. EQ is mostly developed through our social interactions.

A great way to improve our EQ is to practice the following strategies:

  • Carefully assess your own emotional reactions.
  • Record your experiences and emotions in a journal.
  • Try to see situations from the perspective of another person.

Outside the therapy room…

“Travelling within and across countries and cultures has been always a huge source of inspiration and enlightenment. Meeting new people from different cultures and visiting new places allows me to develop my curiosity and motivation to life. I enjoy sharing this passion with family and together we strive to use opportunities for travel to learn and develop our understanding of life and of our human nature.”

Travelling

What I’m reading…

THE UNTETHERED SOUL – Michael A. Singer

“This is a great book to learn and/or teach Mindfulness. The book begins by walking you through your relationship with your thoughts and emotions, helping you uncover the source of and fluctuations of your inner energy. It then delves into what you can do to free yourself from the habitual thoughts, emotions and energy patterns that limit your consciousness.”

The Untethered Soul

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