Glowing Minds Psychology
60 King William Rd, Goodwood SA 5034
- Clinic
- Online sessions
About Glowing Minds Psychology
Glowing Minds Psychology is a clinical psychology practice based in Goodwood, Adelaide, dedicated to helping children (6+), adolescents, and young adults overcome challenges and enhance their quality of life. They provide a compassionate and non-judgmental space for clients exploring challenges such as anxiety, ADHD, autism, OCD, and emotional regulation, with the goal of helping clients take steps toward becoming more confident and resilient.
What's offered
Telehealth sessions
Clinic sessions
Services provided
Glowing Minds Psychology lists
- Individual Therapy
- Therapy sessions for children, adolescents, and young adults addressing anxiety, ADHD, autism, OCD, and emotional regulation. Available in-person or via telehealth.
- Educational Assessment
- Assessment of IQ and academic achievement to explore specific learning disorders such as dyslexia and cognitive profile strengths/weaknesses. Includes comprehensive written report and feedback session.
- ADHD Assessment
- Comprehensive assessment including IQ and academic achievement evaluation for ADHD. Includes comprehensive written report with recommendations and feedback session.
- Intellectual Disability Assessment
- Assessment including IQ and functional capacity (adaptive assessment). Includes comprehensive written report with recommendations and feedback session.
Fees
NDIS Psychology Session
As per NDIS Price Guide for Improved Daily Living and Early Intervention Psychology
$232.99
Subsequent therapy session (returning clients) with Mental Health Care Plan
Medicare rebate $145.25 available; average out-of-pocket approximately $104.75
$250
Therapy session (60 minutes) - Private Health Insurance or Self-Funded
Item code 200 for private health claims
$250
Initial therapy session (90 minutes) with Mental Health Care Plan
Medicare rebate $145.25 available; average out-of-pocket $104.75
$300
ADHD Assessment
Includes IQ, academic achievement if needed, comprehensive ADHD assessment, written report, and feedback session. No Medicare rebates.
$1,600
Educational Assessment (Specific Learning Disorders)
Includes IQ and academic achievement assessment, written report, and feedback session. No Medicare rebates.
$1,600
Intellectual Disability Assessment
Includes IQ and functional capacity assessment, written report, and feedback session. No Medicare rebates.
$1,600
From Glowing Minds Psychology's website, April 2026. Fees change, so check with the provider before you book.
Get to know Glowing Minds Psychology
From Glowing Minds Psychology's website.
Our approach
Sessions use a neuroaffirming approach that embraces each young person's unique strengths and perspectives. Evidence-based techniques are tailored to each person, drawing from attachment frameworks, trauma-informed care, cognitive behavioural therapy, acceptance and commitment therapy, dialectical behaviour therapy, and mindfulness. The therapist creates a warm, welcoming environment with a relaxed, compassionate and collaborative style, incorporating warmth and humour to help explore thoughts, feelings and needs. The goal is to develop a genuine connection where you feel safe, heard, understood and supported.
Working with families
Parental involvement is often an important part of therapy when working with children, though the level varies depending on the child's age and type of therapy. The first appointment for a child is typically a parent-only session, allowing the psychologist to gather information about the young person and discuss presenting issues openly with parents to guide treatment. After this initial session, parents can be involved according to what best supports the child's therapy journey.
Meet the team
Genevieve Roberts is a clinical psychologist who leads the practice. She specialises in supporting neurodivergent individuals and families, particularly those who are autistic, ADHD, AuDHD and OCD. She is trained in assessment and diagnosis of ADHD and specific learning disorders such as dyslexia, and also works with neurotypical children, adolescents and young adults navigating anxiety, OCD, school stress and life transitions.
Your first visit
Your first session will be 90 minutes, starting with discussion and completion of consent forms covering privacy, confidentiality and your rights in therapy. The psychologist will ask questions about your history, background, family, school, work, friends and mental health experiences to understand what has prompted you to seek support. You may complete some questionnaires as part of this process. Your psychologist will also answer any questions you have about treatment expectations, confidentiality and the course of therapy ahead, and help clarify your therapy goals if this isn't yet clear.
Locations & areas served
Goodwood
60 King William Rd, Goodwood SA 5034
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Opening hours
- Mon
- 9 AM to 5 PM
- Tue–Wed
- Closed
- Thu
- 9 AM to 5 PM
- Fri–Sun
- Closed
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