At Unbound Minds Kingswood, we walk alongside people at every stage of life.
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We help young people manage ADHD, autism, anxiety, anger, learning and social challenges, sleep issues and big life transitions - building resilience and confidence along the way.
From anxiety and depression to trauma, stress, eating disorders, addiction and self-esteem, we provide evidence-based therapy that helps you move forward with clarity and strength.
Our Gottman-informed counselling, parenting support and family coaching give you tools to rebuild trust, strengthen connection and create healthier relationships.
We offer ADHD, autism, learning and cognitive assessments that don’t just deliver results, but provide real clarity and practical next steps.
We deliver evidence-based care to help people recover, rebuild confidence and return to meaningful life and work.
We deliver personalised, goal-focused support for self- and plan-managed clients, making therapy accessible and tailored to your unique needs.
Starting therapy can feel like a big step, and most people want to know what to expect before they book. We’ve put together answers to the questions we hear most often at our Kingswood clinic - from how referrals and Medicare work, to what happens in the first session and how we match you with the right psychologist.
You don't require a referral to book at Unbound Minds. If you’d like to claim a Medicare rebate, you’ll need a referral and a Mental Health Treatment Plan from your GP.
Medicare currently rebates up to 10 individual sessions and 10 group sessions per calendar year under the Better Access program. Your GP usually refers you in blocks of 6, then reviews and may provide another 4.
We accept NDIS participants and WorkCover referrals. Our team can help with the paperwork and make the process as simple as possible.
We’ll ask about your goals, preferences and personality. Because we’re one of Western Sydney’s larger practices, we have more choice — which means we can connect you with a psychologist who fits both your needs and your style. If it doesn’t feel right, we’ll adjust quickly.
The first session is about understanding your story. You’ll talk about what brought you here, what you’d like to change and what support looks like for you. Your psychologist will then outline a plan for moving forward.
