Hi Iela,
I think whether a psychologist would sit with you in a park would depend on the individual psychologist. I have heard of psychologists who do sessions in outdoor settings with the goal of it feeling more comfortable for the client. I don't think there is anything wrong with inquiring with a particular psychologist as to whether they would do this. I really can't know how likely they are to say yes as I imagine some would be ok with an outdoor session but others would prefer to only be in their usual work space.
I have also heard of psychologists who actually walk and talk with clients in outdoor settings. I did a quick google on psychologists who practise outdoors in Australia, and there is a group of psychologists under the heading "Walk and Talk Therapy - Walk Different Psychologists Australia". That is just one example. I expect there are others. So perhaps do a bit of an internet search in relation to psychologists who practise outdoors and see if there is someone in your area who also seems like they are a good fit for the things you want to address.
What you could consider is Telehealth. I do my sessions this way and my psychologist is actually in a different state. I sought her out in particular as I was looking for someone who worked with a particular approach and she was happy to work with me. In my case we use FaceTime but I know Zoom and other platforms are used by psychologists as well. It actually works very well and doesn't seem to matter we are not in the same room. Many therapists operate via Telehealth now, especially since covid.
So I think there are a few potential options. Take good care and I hope you find a psychologist and therapy setting that works for you.
Eagle Ray.
