Psychology Services in Sydney and Western Sydney
Access professional, in-person psychology support from a registered psychologist.
Assist Disability Support provides individual appointments for children, adolescents and adults across selected Sydney and Western Sydney locations.

In-person appointments
Attend psychology appointments at selected locations across Sydney and Western Sydney.

AHPRA-registered psychologists
Receive support from a psychologist holding appropriate professional registration and qualifications.

Children, adolescents and adults
Enquiries are welcome across age groups, subject to practitioner suitability and availability.
Check Psychology Availability Near You
In-person appointment availability depends on:
- Your suburb or postcode.
- The psychologist’s appointment schedule.
- The age of the person requiring support.
- The type of appointment required.
- Accessibility requirements.
- Funding or payment arrangements.
Send us your postcode and preferred appointment days. Our intake team will check the closest suitable option currently available.
Choosing the nearest psychologist is not always the only consideration. The practitioner should also be appropriate for the person’s age, communication preferences, goals and support requirements.
Psychology Support Available
Our Sydney psychology team provides individual psychology appointments and selected specialised services.
Detailed information about each service is available on its dedicated page.

Individual Psychology Appointments
One-to-one appointments based on the person’s circumstances, priorities and agreed goals.

Child and Adolescent Psychology
Psychology appointments adapted to the child or young person’s age, communication and developmental needs.

Disability and NDIS Psychology
Psychology support for eligible participants where the service is appropriate and relevant funding is available.

Psychology Assessments and Reports
Psychological assessments and reports may be available where they are professionally appropriate and within the psychologist’s service scope.

Specialised Psychology Services
Access dedicated service information for specific psychological, developmental and disability-related support requirements.

Telehealth may also be available where travel is difficult or an online appointment is considered appropriate.
In-Person and Telehealth Appointments
In-person psychology appointments are available at selected Sydney and Western Sydney locations.
Before confirming an appointment, our team will explain:
- The psychologist’s name.
- The appointment location.
- The date and time.
- The expected appointment duration.
- The applicable fee.
- Documents that may be required.
- Accessibility arrangements.
- Whether another person may attend.
What to Expect at Your First Appointment
The first appointment allows the psychologist to understand why support is being requested and what the person would like to address.
The psychologist may discuss:
The reason for the appointment.
Current circumstances.
Relevant background information.
Priorities and goals.
Communication preferences.
Accessibility requirements.
Previous support where relevant.
Possible next steps.
How to Get Started
Provide:
- Your name and contact details.
- The suburb or postcode.
- Who requires support.
- Who requires support.
- Preferred appointment format.
- Essential accessibility requirements.
Our intake team will check:
- Whether the requested service is available.
- Current psychologist availability.
- Suitable appointment locations.
- In-person or telehealth options.
- Funding or payment requirements.
- Referral requirements.
We will identify a psychologist based on:
- The person’s age.
- Appointment location.
- General support requirements.
- Communication needs.
- Practitioner availability.
We will provide the confirmed:
- Psychologist.
- Date and time.
- Appointment location or telehealth instructions.
- Fee and payment details.
- Required documents.
- Cancellation conditions.
Explore Specialised Psychology Services
Anxiety, Stress and Depression Psychology
Learn about psychology support for anxiety, ongoing stress and depression.
Autism Psychology Support
View information about psychology support for autistic children, adolescents and adults.
Psychosocial Disability Psychology
Learn about psychology support for people with complex psychosocial support requirements.
Acquired Brain Injury Psychology
View information about psychology support following an acquired brain injury.
Dementia Psychology Support
Learn about psychology support for people living with dementia and those involved in their care.
NDIS Psychology Services
View psychology support information for eligible NDIS participants.
Psychology Assessments and Reports
Learn about available psychological assessments and reporting services.
Child and Adolescent Psychology
View psychology services for children and young people.