Brain Health Snapshot
A short educational questionnaire screening your three core networks — Default Mode, Salience and Central Executive — with a personalised starting protocol.
- No card required
- ~10 minutes
- Personalised protocol emailed
The Healthy Brain Clinic — Geelong
The Geelong clinic.
Our Geelong clinic at Ground Floor, 200 Malop Street is in the heart of the CBD — walking distance from Geelong railway station, and minutes from the waterfront. Purpose-equipped for qEEG, neurofeedback, biofeedback and functional neurological exercises.
AHPRA-registered clinician-led
Clinical-grade qEEG hardware
Co-care with your GP & psychologist
Geelong · Camperdown · Australia-wide
200
Malop Street
Mon – Thu
core hours
Walking
distance to station
Ground
floor + step-free
Visit details
What you need before you arrive.
Hours
Thursday
9am – 6pm
By appointment only.
Getting here
Central Geelong, easy access.
- 🚂Walking distance to Geelong station
About 8 minutes' walk from Geelong railway station. V/Line trains from Melbourne, Warrnambool, and Ballarat all stop at Geelong. - 🅿️Nearby parking
Council multi-storey car parks at Westfield Geelong, Market Square, and along Yarra Street. Some metered street parking on Malop and surrounding streets. - 🚌Bus routes
Multiple Geelong-area bus routes stop along Malop Street and adjacent streets. Travelling from outside Geelong, the train + walk is usually simplest. - ♿Step-free access
Ground-floor entry from Malop Street. If you have specific accessibility needs, please let reception know when booking.
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Also in Geelong
Vital Force Aikido.
Dr Ash is also Head Sensei at Vital Force Aikido, his Geelong dojo. Forty-five years of martial-arts practice — and a long, close look at how the nervous system shows itself in movement, breath, and the way a person meets pressure.
If you're interested in his Aikido work alongside the clinic — get in touch via the clinic and we'll point you to the dojo.
Your first visit
What to expect — the short version.
Initial appointments are 45–60 minutes. We send you intake forms by email when you book, ask for a few small things in the lead-up (no caffeine on the day, wash your hair the night before, no conditioner), and walk you through the qEEG calmly when you arrive.
First appointments at Geelong follow our standard protocol — preparation, qEEG data collection, a short biofeedback assessment, and an initial review. The full written report follows your review appointment in Week 2, where Dr Ash sits with you and walks through the findings on screen.
FAQ
Geelong-specific questions.
How far is the clinic from Geelong railway station?
About 8 minutes on foot — straight up Malop Street from the station forecourt.
Where's the closest parking?
Westfield Geelong (just up the road) and Market Square have multi-storey parking. There's also some metered street parking on Malop Street and the surrounding grid.
Do you treat patients from Melbourne?
Many of our patients travel from Melbourne by train (V/Line, about 60 minutes from Southern Cross). The Geelong clinic is more accessible than Camperdown for Melbourne-based patients. Telehealth is also an option for follow-ups and review consultations.
Can I see Dr Ash at this clinic specifically?
Yes — Dr Ash sees patients across both Geelong and Camperdown. When you book, we'll confirm his next available appointment at Geelong.
Is the clinic open weekends?
Geelong is open Thursdays 9am–6pm. On other days, telehealth consultations run Mon–Fri 9am–5pm, and Camperdown offers Tuesday-evening and Wednesday-morning appointments. Saturday appointments are sometimes available by arrangement — please ask reception.
Scope of practice. Dr Ash Connell (Chiropractor) is registered with AHPRA. Clinical services at The Healthy Brain Clinic are delivered under additional certifications in qEEG, neurofeedback, biofeedback, and functional neurological exercises.
If you need urgent support, contact your GP, call Lifeline on 13 11 14, or in an emergency call 000.