Counselling in 2047

Clients want help with managing stress and anxiety over life matters such as workplace issues, relationships including marriage ups-and-downs, divorce and separation; death including grief and loss; personal development from being assertive to managing health and personal wellbeing; assistance in being better parents; personal trauma incuding sexual assault or bodily harm or migration difficulties

For 16 years, Centre Point Psychology has built a reputation for high quality psychological therapy in Five Dock in the Inner West of Sydney. When you contact us, a psychologist will assess your individual needs to make sure that you are matched with the best psychologist for you from our experienced, fully qualified team. We offer in person sessions and telehealth both including after hours and weekends appointments. We work with adults, adolescents and children.

Anna is an endorsed Clinical Psychologist who has a passion for working with the LGBTQIA+ community and works with adolescents, adults and families. Anna is a sexual and gender-affirming clinician, and poly, kink and sex work friendly. Additionally, Anna is also passionate about supporting perinatal clients, children and adults. Anna has a keen interest in perinatal psychology, supporting families through mental health issues perinatally, post-natal mental health and pregnancy loss.

Aarthi is registered as a clinical counsellor with the Psychotherapy and Counselling Federation of Australia (PACFA). She brings over 10 years of experience working directly with clients from all walks of life. Aarthi has experience working with individuals and families experiencing concerns relating to couples, domestic and family violence, trauma, grief and loss, child welfare and wellbeing, as well as depression, anxiety and a variety of other mental health issues. She has experience using trauma informed, strengths-based and outcomes focussed practices. Aarthi is dedicated to providing a service that is person-centred.

I have always believed that envisioning a better future motivates you to take the steps to make it happen. But sometimes, this may seem impossible. So my goal is to help you with the challenges you face and to give you the tools you need to enable you to enhance your life and bring about positive change.

Currently taking new clients.

Hi, I’m Julia. I work with people aged 17 and above. I use anti-oppressive and non-pathologising frameworks to counselling. This means I work with you to explore how you make sense of your life and experiences. I am deeply informed by social justice and critical theory. I welcome all bodies, genders and identities, and work to problematise the privileges I hold as a cis, able-bodied woman on stolen land. I collaborate with folks to create a space where people can befriend all parts of themselves and get a greater sense of their preferences and hopes. I approach counselling as a place for genuine connection and meaning-making.

Therapy is a very personal experience so it’s important that you feel comfortable with your therapist and believe they’re a good fit for you. People will decide to see a psychologist for a range of different reasons... Often they’re experiencing some kind of stress, relationship difficulties, trauma or addiction… or sometimes they feel they just need someone to talk to. We start by talking about what brings you to the session. You may have clearly defined goals of what you’d like to achieve or, perhaps you’re not sure and you’re just trying to get a better understanding of yourself and your life experiences. Therapy is also about encouraging you to consider different ways of thinking, trying new strategies and learning new skills. It's ok if you feel that you’re stepping outside of your comfort zone. It’s not always easy to be in therapy, it takes a lot of courage to start, and to continue the process.

I welcome a diverse spectrum of individuals to my practice. Some areas of focus of mine are issues relating to gender, sexuality, postnatal depression, performance anxiety, and couples therapy with a focus on atypical family and relationship structures. I am a sex positive, body positive, gender-affirming, neurodiversity-affirming, LGBTQIA+ affirming counsellor for 18+ folk who are looking for warm, non-judgemental support.

Rina is a psychologist with over 17 years of experience & brings a supportive, caring, empathetic nature to the therapeutic relationship. She is trained in a variety of evidence-based practices (Cognitive Behaviour Therapy, Schema Therapy, Psychodynamic Therapy, Acceptance Commitment Therapy and Positive Psychology). She is passionate about integrating approaches to best suit the uniqueness of each person's individuality, presenting issues and therapeutic goals. She is a member of the Australian Psychological Society and a Psychology Board Approved Supervisor.

Salena is a warm and compassionate Counselling Psychologist who has a genuine interest in listening to and supporting her clients to heal from their mental health struggles and live more fully as a result. Her main focus is providing evidence-based therapies to those who are struggling with disordered eating, eating disorders, weight management, body image issues, childhood trauma and low self esteem. Salena has undertaken extensive training over 18 years in the NHS, the Monte Nido treatment centres in California and the Butterfly Foundation in Sydney. Salena ensures that every session delivers insight and practical skills to use.

Are you having problems coping with the challenges of life? Do you have difficulties with the effects of trauma, anxiety, depression, stress, disordered eating or relationships? Are you someone who wants life to be better but still find yourself stuck? Maybe you are feeling alone, disconnected and lost as to how to change your unhelpful thoughts, behaviours and relationship patterns. Hi! I’m Morag and I am a warm, empathic and passionate Counselling Psychologist who can help you with this. I have been a Psychologist for 19 years. I value the importance of the therapy relationship and teach strategies to facilitate change.

I particularly enjoy working with people who are experiencing relationship difficulties. I see many individuals, couples and families, who are struggling with disconnection or conflict in their relationships. This disconnection can often lead to discontentment, feelings of isolation, loneliness and just a general feeling of being misunderstood. My aim is to help each person examine their hopes, needs and concerns, and help them find their own path to a healthier, more satisfying day-to-day existence.

Nabill is a passionate and skilled Mental health clinician with studies in Counselling and Mental health. He has experience in a wide range of therapeutic settings including outpatient and inpatient units, using cross-cultural insights to identify problems. His focus is to help his clients reach their potential and support them to transform personal challenges, this is achieved by providing a neutral and non-judgemental safe space. Nabill provides assessment and treatment for a range of issues including mood, anxiety and adjustment disorders, interpersonal difficulties, grief and loss, post traumatic stress and existential concerns.

I am a fully qualified counsellor and offer a warm, supportive and nurturing space for individuals seeking counselling. With over 10 years experience working in private and public health, I believe professional and effective counselling should be accessible to everyone. I provide affordable counselling for every age and stage of life. Whether you seek a few sessions to explore your current concern, or you are wanting to gain a deeper understanding of yourself, I will support you every step of the way and help you make sense of your difficulties

There are times in our lives when we get that sinking feeling that something is not right. Such moments often follow major life events, such as grieving for a loved one, the break-up of a relationship, moving countries, facing health issues or even children leaving home and retirement. Other times, they appear from nowhere. Resulting feelings can be so pervasive that they impact our mental, emotional and physical well-being, creating conflict in relationships and impact our ability to function. They may also start manifesting in one’s seeking isolation, inability to see joy in life and can lead to depressive conditions.