Anxiety can take over your days and keep you up at night. Our Kingswood psychologists help adults across Glenmore Park find their way through with proven, practical strategies. Medicare rebates available.
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For many Glenmore Park adults, anxiety doesn't announce itself with a dramatic moment. It builds gradually. The to-do list that never stops growing, the Sunday night dread, the way your body tenses before you even know what you're worried about. At some point, you realise this level of worry isn't normal, and it's affecting everything.
Racing thoughts that keep you awake or make it hard to concentrate at work
Saying no to invitations or opportunities because of how they make you feel
Jaw clenching, shoulder tension, or unexplained aches and pains
Needing to check and re-check things or prepare excessively for simple tasks
A sense of dread or unease that you can't quite explain
Feeling exhausted from the mental effort of getting through each day
Anxiety responds well to the right treatment. Learning to understand your anxiety patterns and having practical tools to manage them can genuinely transform how you experience your day-to-day life.
We use evidence-based approaches like CBT to help you understand your anxiety and build real, lasting strategies for managing it.
Our client care team will match you with the right psychologist at our Kingswood clinic, just 12 min from Glenmore Park.
Ask your GP for a Mental Health Treatment Plan and referral. This unlocks Medicare rebates for up to 10 sessions per calendar year.
Through ongoing sessions, you'll develop practical tools to manage anxious thoughts, reduce avoidance, and feel more confident in your daily life.
Through ongoing sessions, you'll develop practical tools to manage anxious thoughts, reduce avoidance, and feel more confident in your daily life.
Questions Glenmore Park adults commonly ask about anxiety treatment.
We primarily use Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), which has the strongest evidence base for treating anxiety. Depending on your needs, your psychologist may also draw on Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) or other evidence-based approaches. The approach is always tailored to you.
It varies from person to person. Some people notice meaningful shifts within six to eight sessions, while others benefit from longer-term support. Your psychologist will check in regularly on your progress and adjust the plan as needed.
The first session is a chance for your psychologist to understand what's been going on and what you'd like to work on. There's no pressure to share everything at once. It's a conversation, not an interrogation, and most people tell us they feel relieved after that first appointment.
Yes. Psychological therapy is a highly effective standalone treatment for anxiety. Many people manage their anxiety well through therapy alone. If medication is something you'd like to explore, your psychologist can work alongside your GP to coordinate care.
You don't need a referral to book, but having a GP Mental Health Treatment Plan gives you access to Medicare rebates. We recommend seeing your GP first so you can get the most from your sessions financially.
