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Anxiety · Panic · Worry · Social anxiety

Anxiety treatment, without the wait.

When worry runs the show, the smallest things get heavy. Evidence-based therapy with a psychologist who gets it — in Parramatta or online, usually within one business day.

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Anxious right now?
Sound familiar?

Anxiety doesn't always look like worry.

It shows up in the body, in the avoiding, in the over-preparing. You don't need to tick every box — or any box — to reach out.

  • Your mind races at night, replaying the day or rehearsing tomorrow.
  • You avoid things — calls, drives, gatherings — to keep the feeling away.
  • Your chest tightens or your heart races out of nowhere.
  • You over-prepare, double-check, and still feel it's not enough.
  • You're irritable or on edge, and the people around you notice.
  • "What if" thoughts arrive uninvited and refuse to leave.
  • You feel it in your body — stomach, jaw, shoulders, sleep.
  • You've been told to relax, and it has never once helped.

If it's getting in the way of your life, that's reason enough. Anxiety is one of the most treatable things we work with — and you don't have to wait until it's unbearable to start.

How we treat anxiety

Evidence-based, tailored to you.

There's no single anxiety treatment. Your psychologist draws on the approaches with the strongest evidence for your situation — and explains the reasoning as you go.

CBT

Cognitive behaviour therapy — noticing the thinking patterns that feed anxiety, and testing kinder, more accurate ones.

Exposure therapy

Gradually and safely approaching what you've been avoiding, at a pace you agree to — never sprung on you.

ACT

Acceptance and commitment therapy — making room for difficult feelings while moving toward what matters to you.

EMDR

For anxiety rooted in difficult past experiences — processing memories so they lose their present-day charge.

Many people notice progress within the first few sessions. We review your goals together regularly, so you always know where therapy is heading — and you can pause or stop at any time.

What to expect

Your first weeks, step by step.

No surprises, no pressure. Here's how the early sessions usually unfold.

1

Mostly a conversation

Your psychologist asks what's been happening and what you'd like to change. You only go as far as you're comfortable, and together you'll sketch a plan.

Session one
2

Understanding your anxiety

You'll map when and where anxiety shows up, what it does in your body, and what keeps it going — then start practising specific skills between sessions.

Sessions two to four
3

Reviewing together

Progress is checked against your goals, not a fixed program. Some people come for six sessions, others longer — it's always your call, made with clear information.

Ongoing
Fees & funding

Know your costs before you start.

We confirm your fee and any rebate in writing before your first session. If a funding body covers you, we bill them directly wherever possible.

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  • Medicare: rebates on up to 10 sessions a year with a Mental Health Care Plan from your GP.
  • NDIS, DVA, Workers Comp & CTP: usually no out-of-pocket cost when approved.
  • Private health: claim through your extras cover, with no referral needed.
Your clinicians

Psychologists who work with anxiety.

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Common questions

Things people ask before booking.

Do I need a referral to start anxiety treatment?
No — you can book directly at any time. A GP referral and Mental Health Care Plan is only needed if you'd like Medicare rebates on your sessions.
How quickly will therapy help my anxiety?
Most people notice meaningful change within 6–10 sessions of CBT — often sooner. Panic in particular tends to respond quickly once you understand the cycle behind it and start practising the skills between sessions.
Is telehealth as good as coming in?
For most anxiety presentations, research supports telehealth-delivered therapy as an effective option. Some people prefer the room, some prefer their own couch — you can switch between the two at any time.
Will I have to face my fears straight away?
No. Exposure work is only ever gradual, collaborative and at your pace — you set the speed, your psychologist provides the map. Most people are surprised how manageable each step feels.
Will my psychologist think my worries are irrational?
Never — anxiety makes ordinary things feel threatening, and that's the condition, not a flaw. What you share is also confidential, with narrow legal exceptions (such as risk of serious harm) your psychologist explains up front.
Anxiety help, no wait

Anxiety doesn’t have to run the show.

Tell us what’s going on and we’ll match you with a psychologist who works with anxiety every day — usually within one business day. No referral needed to begin.

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