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Important Update: Belmont Clinic Relocation , Telehealth Continuing from 30 November 2026

By September 9, 2026No Comments

We want to let our Belmont clients know about an upcoming change to our clinic arrangements.

The lease at the Belmont Clinic is ending, and Keystone Therapy is relocating. From 30 November 2026, we will provide telehealth sessions to Belmont clients until further notice.

We understand that changes to where and how you attend therapy can feel unsettling. Our priority is to make this transition as smooth as possible while ensuring that your care continues without interruption.

What is changing?

  • The lease at our Belmont Clinic is ending.
  • Keystone Therapy is relocating from the Belmont Clinic.
  • From 30 November 2026, Belmont clients will attend sessions by telehealth until further notice.
  • Telehealth sessions are available to clients across Australia, where clinically appropriate.
  • Our Byford Clinic remains open as usual.

Laptop and headphones representing continued access to mental health support by telehealth

What this means for existing clients

Your care will continue without interruption. Your treatment plan, clinical support and ongoing appointments will remain in place, with sessions moving to telehealth from 30 November 2026.

For most clients, the booking process will remain unchanged. You will continue to receive appointment information and telehealth access details as usual.

Clients will be contacted directly if there are any changes to their existing appointments or arrangements. If you have questions or would like to discuss how telehealth may work for you, please contact us before your next appointment.

Telehealth can provide a flexible and convenient way to continue therapy from a private location. It may also reduce travel time and allow you to maintain continuity with your clinician during the relocation.

The Byford Clinic remains open

Our Byford Clinic continues to operate as usual:

Keystone Therapy
1 Beenyup Road
Byford, Australia

Clients who would prefer to discuss in-person options at Byford are welcome to contact us. You can also visit our Bookings page or learn more about the Byford Clinic.

Welcoming, softly lit therapy room representing ongoing in-person care at the Byford Clinic

What you need to do now

There is no need to take immediate action unless you would like to discuss your arrangements.

  1. Continue attending your appointments as scheduled.
  2. Look out for direct communication from Keystone Therapy about any appointment changes.
  3. From 30 November 2026, prepare to attend your Belmont sessions by telehealth.
  4. Contact us if you need help understanding or preparing for telehealth.
  5. If you would like to explore appointments at Byford, please get in touch with our team.

Laptop and phone representing flexible access to therapy across Australia

Contact Keystone Therapy

If you have questions about the relocation, telehealth arrangements or your upcoming appointments, please contact:

You can also visit the Keystone Therapy contact page or book an appointment online.

Thank you for your understanding as we make this transition. We remain committed to providing consistent, accessible and personalised care to our clients.

: Steve Halls
Principal Clinician, Keystone Therapy

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Disclosure: This announcement was drafted with AI assistance, reviewed and edited by Steve Halls. All clinical framing, judgment calls and final wording are his own.

Disclaimer
Please be aware that Neuro-Counselling or Psychotherapy Treatments are not a substitute for professional medical care by a qualified doctor or other health care professional. Always check with your doctor if you have any concerns about your condition or treatment. Clients are responsible for assessing the outcome of their treatment. Please note that talking therapies are not intended to replace allopathic and conventional medical treatment and care. Nor are they intended to replace formal diagnosis and treatment by a qualified medical practitioner. Talking therapies may give information or guidance that could bring about positive change and such information or guidance is given for the client to consider. Although the therapist will be supportive and helpful as possible in all decision making and change processes, any resulting choices and changes made by the client do remain the personal and legal responsibility of the client.