What we do
Younger Minds Psychology is dedicated to supporting children, teenagers, and parents—at all stages of parenthood—throughout their unique journeys.
Whether you need a once-off consultation or ongoing therapy for your child, guidance during adolescence, or support as a new parent learning how to prepare for and navigate the challenges of parenting, we offer compassionate consultations and tailored recommendations to help your family thrive. We’re here to listen and provide specialised support at every step.
Perinatal and Postnatal Therapy
Duration:
50 Minutes
The initial consultation at Younger Minds Psychology is a foundational, collaborative meeting where we discuss you or your child's concerns, history, and goals to understand your needs.
A pre-consultation questionnaire is completed beforehand to ensure a focused session. Together, we identify key challenges, develop tailored clinical recommendations, and establish a clear plan with meaningful goals to support you and your family's progress.
Duration:
50 Minutes
This consultation, offered online or face-to-face, is tailored for parents seeking professional support and evidence-based guidance to address parenting challenges, promote their child’s emotional and psychological wellbeing, and determine whether intervention or a comprehensive assessment for diagnosis may be necessary. Through this process, appropriate recommendations and resources can be identified to best support both the child and family.
The child does not attend this session.
Duration:
50 Minutes
The transition to parenthood can bring a range of emotional and psychological challenges. Our perinatal and postnatal psychology services provide compassionate, specialised support for individuals and families navigating pregnancy, childbirth, and early parenthood. We offer evidence-based therapy to help manage anxiety, depression, adjustment difficulties, and bonding concerns during this critical time, promoting mental wellbeing for both parent and baby.
Duration:
50 Minutes
Following the initial consultation at Younger Minds Psychology, we collaboratively develop a tailored plan for ongoing psychological support, offered weekly or fortnightly, to help your child achieve their goals.
These may include:
Duration:
50 Minutes
This one-off or ongoing clinical supervision provides support and guidance to early career psychologists. It offers a reflective space to discuss clinical challenges, ethical considerations, and therapeutic approaches, helping clinicians build both competence and confidence.
Bre brings extensive experience from school settings and private practice, with placements at Headspace and Hospital Inpatient Units. She specialises in child anxiety interventions, family engagement, cognitive assessments and strength-based strategies to support clinicians’ professional development and growth.
Duration:
50 Minutes
Athletes face unique mental health challenges as they strive to balance the demands of training, competition, school, work, and personal life. Our sport psychology and athlete wellbeing services are designed to support athletes in these complex, high-pressure environments. We provide tailored, evidence-based strategies that enhance mental resilience, motivation, and emotional balance—addressing the specific stresses of juggling multiple roles and expectations. Whether you’re an amateur or elite athlete, we help you optimize performance, manage pressure, and foster lasting mental wellbeing on and off the field.
We welcome people of all sexual orientations, gender identities or intersex status. We acknowledge that lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans, gender diverse and intersex people experience discrimination and therefore we and our clinicians endeavour to provide a safe space.
We are a neuro-affirming workplace. Neuro- affirming means that we understand ADHD, Autism, Dyslexia and other neurodivergence to be natural differences in human development. We do not treat neurodivergent people as though they have 'disorders' or 'deficiencies'. We aim to provide a safe space for all our ND clients