Psychology Services
At Kids & Adults Therapy Hub, we understand that every person is unique, each with their own story, strengths, and challenges. Our psychological services are tailored to support children and teens aged 3 to 18 years, helping them thrive emotionally, socially, and academically.
We do offer telehealth adult Psychology services, please contact us to be added to our wait list.
For our youngest clients, ages 3 to 6, psychology offers a safe and playful space to explore big feelings and learn essential skills like emotional regulation, attention, and social interaction. Through child-centred approaches and play-based therapy, we help little ones make sense of their world in a way that feels natural and fun.
As children grow into the primary school years, our psychologists work closely with families and schools to support concerns such as anxiety, behaviour difficulties, learning challenges, and self-esteem. We use evidence-based techniques to empower kids with tools to build resilience, improve communication, and overcome barriers to learning and relationships.
For teenagers, aged 13 to 18, therapy becomes a more collaborative space. We support young people navigating identity, peer pressure, academic stress, family changes, and mental health challenges like anxiety or depression. Our psychologists provide a confidential, non-judgmental environment where teens feel heard, respected, and equipped to handle life’s difficulties.
At every age, we believe in working not just with the child, but around the child—with families, educators, and other health professionals to create a circle of support that nurtures long-term wellbeing.
We offer a range of Psychology Assessments, including:
- Cognitive Assessment (WISC-V) - Assesses verbal comprehension, visual-spatial reasoning, working memory, fluid reasoning, and processing speed. This evaluation provides insight into your child’s cognitive profile and learning style.
- Academic & Achievement Assessment (WIAT-III) - Evaluates learning strengths and difficulties to inform educational strategies.
- ADHD Assessment (CONNERS-4, MOXO, TOVA, YOUNG DIVA-5) - A comprehensive assessment examining attention, focus, impulse control, and self-regulation. This includes interviews, questionnaires, and behavioural observations, with input from parents and educators.
- Specific Learning Disorder (SLD) Assessment (WIAT-III, WRMT-III, RAVENS-2, PPVT-5 Form A) - Explores literacy-related skills such as reading, spelling, decoding, fluency, and comprehension to determine the presence of dyslexia or related learning difficulties.
Our Psychology Team can support children and teens with:
Emotional and Mental Health
- Anxiety (e.g., separation anxiety, social anxiety, phobias)
- Depression and low mood
- Emotional regulation difficulties
- Stress and overwhelm
- Low self-esteem and confidence
Behavioural Challenges
- Emotional outbursts and meltdowns
- Oppositional or defiant behaviour
- Attention and concentration difficulties
- Impulsivity and hyperactivity
- Aggression or difficulty following rules
Developmental Concerns
- Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)
- ADHD (Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder)
- Delays in social or emotional development
- Executive functioning difficulties (planning, organisation, time management)
Learning and School Issues
- Learning difficulties
- School refusal or anxiety
- Academic performance concerns
- Motivation and goal setting
Social Skills and Peer Relationships
- Difficulty making or keeping friends
- Social communication difficulties
- Bullying (victim or perpetrator)
Life Changes and Family Situations
- Parental separation or divorce
- Grief and loss
- Trauma and adverse childhood experiences
- Adjustment to new environments (e.g., moving house, changing schools)
Teen-Specific Challenges
- Identity and self-concept development
- Body image concerns
- Peer pressure and risky behaviours
- Managing increasing independence and responsibilities
Fees
- Initial Consultations range from $410 to $535
- Formal Assessments range in cost, please contact us to enquire
- Psychology sessions = $220 per session
- Mobile Psychology = $220 per session
- Mobile Psychology incurs travel time and km fees (contact us to discuss)
Please contact us by phone, email or our Contact Us page.
Our Front Desk Team will be able to answer your questions and explain how our service works. We will collect information from you and the service you require. At times we may not have a waitlist and can schedule an appointment straight away. If we do not have capacity we will add you to our waitlist. It is difficult to say how long our waitlist is, it could be a couple of days or a couple of months.
As soon as a place becomes available, we will contact you to discuss if the spot will work for you. The initial consult will be booked and we look forward to seeing you in the clinic for your first session.
No referral from a GP or Paediatrician is necessary to attend our clinic.
We have a number of payment options available. More information can be found on our Funding & Fees page:
NDIS
Kids & Adults Therapy Hub is NOT an NDIS registered provider however we are able to offer our services to NDIS Self-Managed and NDIS Plan Managed participants.
We are unable to offer our services to NDIS Agency Managed participants.
Private Health
Our clinic is a registered provider with most Private Health Insurance funds. You may have benefits available through your Private Health Insurer for Allied Health Services under ancillary or extras cover however this is dependent on your level of cover.
If you are unsure of your cover please contact your Private Health Insurer prior to making an appointment. We have a HICAPS terminal in our clinic for easy on the spot claiming from your health fund with you only having to settle the gap amount, making it a seamless experience.
Chronic Disease Management Plan – previously known as the Enhanced Primary Care Plan
This program enables you to receive a partial rebate for up to 5 sessions over a calendar year for certain Allied Health Services like Speech Pathology and Occupational Therapy. The rebate benefit is approximately $58.00 per session.
Helping Children with Autism / 135
This initiative is a funding scheme that enables children with autism or other pervasive developmental disorders to access early intervention services. Children under the age of 13yrs may be eligible for assessment and treatment funding. Children under the age of 15yrs who have a previous diagnosis of ASD or PDD may be eligible for treatment funding only.
Eligible children are entitled to a maximum of 4 rebated sessions for Allied Health assessments (i.e. Speech Pathology or Occupational Therapy) and a further 20 rebated sessions for Allied Health intervention. These rebated sessions are available once a lifetime, and once used, cannot be claimed again. The rebate benefit is approximately $82.00 per session.
Better Access to Mental Health / 137
This initiative is a funding scheme that enables children diagnosed with Autism, Down syndrome, cerebral palsy, Fragile X syndrome, or a moderate or greater vision or hearing impairment, including deaf/blindness aged under 13 for diagnosis aged under 15 for treatment (must have been diagnosed before age 13) to access funding.
Eligible children are entitled to a maximum of 4 rebated sessions for Allied Health assessments (i.e. Speech Pathology or Occupational Therapy) and a further 20 rebated sessions for Allied Health intervention. These rebated sessions are available once a lifetime, and once used, cannot be claimed again.
Private Paying
Clients that do not have access to funding options, will be considered private paying clients.