Therapy Near Me Sydney

Get to know Therapy Near Me Sydney

From Therapy Near Me Sydney's website.

• Our approach

  Therapy Near Me uses evidence-based therapeutic approaches tailored to each child's needs and goals. Sessions may draw on established methods such as CBT, ACT, trauma-informed care, behavioural strategies, exposure-based approaches, mindfulness-based strategies and DBT-informed skills, depending on clinical suitability. Treatment approach, session format and goals are discussed with the practitioner and depend on the child's presentation, family involvement needs, risk factors and funding requirements. For children and adolescents, therapy may support emotional regulation, anxiety, school-related stress, developmental concerns, family adjustment, behaviour and social challenges.

• Working with families

  Parent and carer involvement is often recommended for children and adolescents, depending on the child's age, goals and clinical needs. The service model emphasises coordinated communication with families and carers, and practitioners work collaboratively with parents and family support networks to develop practical, home-friendly strategies. For behaviour support, carers receive coaching and implementation support alongside functional behaviour assessment and positive behaviour support planning. The intake team and practitioners discuss family involvement preferences during booking and treatment planning.

• Meet the team

  Therapy Near Me's team includes AHPRA-registered psychologists, ACA-accredited counsellors, NDIS-approved behaviour support practitioners and speech pathologists. Psychologists and counsellors are fully insured, police-checked and work within their qualifications and scope of practice, with experience ranging from 7+ to 25+ years across child, adolescent and family-centred care. The team includes specialists in anxiety, trauma, autism, ADHD and behavioural support, with several practitioners offering culturally responsive and neurodiversity-affirming approaches. All practitioners are committed to evidence-based care, functional and participation-focused goals, and coordinated communication with families, carers, GPs and other providers to support timely access and goal-aligned progress.

• Your first visit

  The first session focuses on understanding your child's situation and goals. The practitioner will explain their recommended approach and develop a plan tailored to your child's needs. Before the appointment, the intake team asks about your child's goals, location, funding type, preferred appointment format and any practitioner preferences so they can identify a suitable option. Sessions can be delivered in-clinic, via secure telehealth or, for eligible NDIS participants, at home. Clear information about fees, referral requirements, session format and what you'll need to provide before the first appointment is communicated upfront.