Services

Children, individuals, couples, families — or have your session online.

Sessions are typically 50 minutes, weekly or fortnightly. We match you with a clinician, then build a plan you can actually live with.

MedicareNDISPrivate healthWorkcover / SIRA

Children

Play, patience, and a room that feels safe.

Play therapy helps children express feelings through their natural language, build relationships and practise empathy. Support can include separation, grief, moving home and starting school. Teen therapy can address friendships, bullying, self-esteem, HSC anxiety, depression, eating disorders, addiction and behavioural difficulties. Parent consultation helps families build connection and give children consistent messages. Clinicians also offer Cool Kids anxiety work and parent-inclusive assessment.

Individuals

A space to examine a life, without performance.

A joint process between you and a trained mental-health professional, in a safe, caring and confidential environment. Individual therapy can help with anxiety, depression, trauma, identity, burnout, grief, break-ups, anger, emotional eating, sleep and personal growth. Through self-awareness and exploration, therapy can help you build resilience, find purpose and manage emotions. Sessions are 50 minutes, typically weekly or fortnightly.

Couples

Two people, one conversation that has been waiting.

Relationship, couple and marriage counselling supports emotional disconnection, intimacy difficulties, loss of desire, affairs, recurring conflict and feeling unappreciated. Our relationship counsellors have specific training in relationships and intimacy. Work helps partners communicate, repair hurt and develop understanding and empathy, drawing on Emotionally Focused Therapy, Gottman and relational intimacy practice. Couples are usually seen together first, with individual sessions where appropriate. Where abuse or coercive control is present, safety-focused individual support may be more appropriate than couples sessions.

Families

The system around the person matters.

Parenting, attachment, intergenerational patterns, and family therapy. Where it helps, we include teachers, GPs, and other professionals — with your consent.

NSW Victims Support Scheme

Victims Support

Bilibio Psychology Clinic is an approved provider under the NSW Victims Support Scheme.

Eligible victims of a violent crime in NSW may be eligible to receive trauma-informed counselling to help with recovery through the NSW Victims Support Scheme.

Counselling and recovery

Eligible people can access up to 22 hours of counselling. Our practice offers support for victims and their families through the Victims Support Scheme.

Taking the next step

Contact Victims Services to discuss eligibility and applying. Call the Victims Access Line on 1800 633 063 or the Aboriginal Contact Line on 1800 019 123, Monday to Friday, 9am–5pm.

For families of someone who died as a result of homicide or a road crime, see the dedicated NSW family support information.

To enquire about counselling at our clinic, contact our team. Call the Victims Service helpline or submit an application via the website portal. Our team can then help you find an available approved clinician and confirm the details of your approved counselling before booking. Victims Services determines scheme eligibility and approval.

Read the NSW Government Victims Support Scheme Quick Guide

Source: NSW Government Victims Services. Scheme information checked 21 October 2026.

If you are in immediate danger, call 000.

More ways we can support you

Individual therapy offers a safe, caring and confidential space to process emotional pain, build self-awareness and resilience, and explore life's challenges. Support may include a break-up, grief, anger, emotional eating, anxiety, depression or trauma. You can also enquire about the concerns below. Different clinicians offer different services; the clinic can confirm the most appropriate support.

If a concern is not explicitly listed in a therapist's profile, contact the clinic to confirm suitability. A general addiction focus is not proof of specialist training in every substance or compulsive behaviour.

When abuse or control is involved

Financial abuse, coercive control and domestic violence require safety-focused, individual support. Couples counselling may be inappropriate or unsafe where abuse is present. Contact the clinic to discuss suitable support rather than assuming couples therapy is the right option.

If you are in immediate danger in Australia, call 000. For confidential domestic, family and sexual violence support, contact 1800RESPECT on 1800 737 732.

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Also in the practice

Telehealth

eTherapy or telehealth offers psychological support by secure video on your chosen device. It can begin with your first appointment or be arranged with your therapist, helping with distance, work schedules and caring responsibilities. Medicare and other rebates depend on eligibility, referrals and the clinician; confirm current arrangements with the clinic rather than relying on older rural-only rules.

Assessments

Clinical assessment, standardised questionnaires, and reports. Educational and neuropsychological assessments by enquiry.

NDIS & Workcover

Funding pathways include Medicare, NDIS, private health, and Workcover / SIRA for eligible clinicians.

Supervision & internship

Board-approved supervision, overseas qualification consultancy, and 4+2 / 5+1 internship placements at Mona Vale.

Supervision, consultancy & internship

Approaches we draw on

Very rarely is only one type of approach used. It is often a mix of what is appropriate at a given phase of life, or a given stage of therapy.

Psychodynamic

Increases awareness of unconscious internal reality, and how historical and developmental influences shape what is happening now.

Cognitive Behaviour Therapy

A focused approach based on the idea that cognitions influence feelings and behaviours. Unhelpful patterns are identified and replaced with more workable ones.

Interpersonal Therapy

Time-limited work that focuses on the interpersonal context, expectations in relationships, and building communication skills.

Solution-Focused Brief Therapy

Short-term and goal-focused. The question is not only what is wrong, but how things will be when they are better — and what it will take.

Ready when you are.

We are here to take you as far as you need to go. Call, write, or book a first appointment online.

Get in touch Call (02) 9979 3000