Human Kind Psychology
17 The Crescent, Homebush NSW 2140
- Clinic
- Online sessions
About Human Kind Psychology
Human Kind Psychology Pty. Ltd. provides professional clinical psychology services for children, adults and families, with some experience with couples. The practice emphasizes that fee-paying therapy is overall more effective than bulk billing or highly subsidised regimes, and offers competitive fees set lower than those recommended by the Australian Psychological Society.
What's offered
Telehealth sessions
Clinic sessions
Services provided
Human Kind Psychology lists
- Clinical Psychology
- Professional clinical psychology services for children, adults and families.
- Assessment Reports
- Intelligence, autism, and other diagnostic assessments with written reports.
- Support Letters
- Letters to support consideration of needs in court cases, study issues, employment issues or family violence situations.
Fees
Comprehensive autism spectrum disorder diagnosis
Typically 8-10 hours of work; Medicare rebate of over $240 may be available for children
$2,000
Comprehensive court reports
Typically 8-20 hours of work; limited quota per year
$2,000
Comprehensive intellectual/education assessments
Typically 4-8 hours of work; reports typically up to around $2000
$2,000
From Human Kind Psychology's website, April 2026. Fees change, so check with the provider before you book.
Get to know Human Kind Psychology
From Human Kind Psychology's website.
Our approach
Human Kind Psychology uses a range of evidence-based approaches tailored to individual needs, including cognitive-behavioural therapy (including trauma-focussed CBT), acceptance and commitment approaches, systemic family therapy, open dialogue, and parent-child relational strategies such as the Circle of Security programme and emotion-coaching. Sessions typically involve discussing existing coping strategies and support networks, exploring concerns and feelings, setting up experiments or homework to try at home, and developing reward systems to support new goals. The practice draws on Marte Meo infant mental health approaches and offers solution-focused and emotion-focused work with couples. Services are designed with your individual needs in mind, and Damian encourages open discussion if you'd like to explore different approaches or options as therapy progresses.
Working with families
The practice strives to work closely with parents and caregivers as partners in care, and can liaise with other services involved in your child's life—such as preschools, schools, speech pathologists, psychiatrists and GPs—where appropriate. Parent-child relational strategies and emotion-coaching approaches are used to support family wellbeing. You can request to view any notes made in your file and discuss options around these records, with more detailed information available in a consent form that Damian can email on request. The practice maintains high confidentiality with only specific exceptions for safety concerns.
Meet the team
Damian Rayner is a clinical psychologist with over 17 years of experience working across a range of organisations. He holds an accredited Masters in clinical psychology and completed two further years of supervised practice by an approved supervisor, meeting the requirements for clinical psychology endorsement. His main areas of interest and experience include working with infants, children and adolescents aged 0–18 and their caregivers, with special interests in adjusting to changes, empowerment, flow states, suicide prevention, and destigmatising mental health. He has presented on various psychological topics to audiences including national radio, universities, the Opera House, and parent and professional groups.
Locations & areas served
Homebush
17 The Crescent, Homebush NSW 2140
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