Northside Psychology

07/04/2026

Our Secret Agent Society (SAS) is a small-group, evidence-based program for children aged 8–12.

Using a fun, spy-themed approach, children build practical skills to better understand emotions, navigate social situations and grow confidence in
everyday life.

The program supports children to:– Understand and express emotions– Build friendships and communication skills– Develop strategies for handling challenges– Grow confidence in social situations

Now enrolling for Term 2: 28 April - 23 June 2026.

Contact our team on 02 6255 3008 to learn more
or secure a spot, alternatively, visit our website: https://northsidepsychology.com.au/secret-agent-society-sas-social-skills-program/

19/12/2025

Following the Bondi Incident, the impact has been felt by many, not only those who were there.

Impact looks different for everyone, and help is always available for anyone who may need support.

17/12/2025

Christmas can hold both joy and longing. 💛
Finding gentle ways to remember your loved ones can help bring comfort and connection during the holidays.
We’ve shared ideas to help you honour their memory with love and intention this season. 🌿

09/12/2025

Not everyone feels festive at Christmas — and that’s okay. 💛
When you’re facing loss, the traditions and celebrations that once brought joy can feel impossible. Yet the pressure to join in often remains.
Our team has put together 5 gentle steps to help you move through the holidays with compassion, understanding, and space to heal. 🌿

27/11/2025

Celebrating Northside Psychology's 18th year of Mental Health Services. Nothing better than doing this with the team on our Professional Development Day. Thanks to Dr Vivienne Lewis for an informative presentation on Working with Adolescents and young adults with body image and disordered eating.

14/11/2025

Secret Agent Society - Solving the Mystery of Social Encounters.
Our SAS facilitators and assistants showing how we cater for cadet diverse needs.

03/11/2025

Emotions aren’t random — they’re your brain’s language.
Every feeling tells a story about what matters most. 🧠💛

30/10/2025

🧠✨ Autism isn’t a straight line.
The “spectrum” as we often imagine it — a line from ‘less’ to ‘more’ autistic — oversimplifies a beautifully complex neurotype.
Autism presents in multitudes of ways that change from person to person. The traditional linear model often reflects a neurotypical bias, highlighting traits that affect how someone “fits in” with the world, while overlooking many others.
Autism isn’t about where someone sits on a line — it’s about how their unique brain experiences and interacts with the world. 🌍💛

30/10/2025

Northside Psychology turns 18
Today we’re celebrating 18 years of
Northside Psychology – from one small
clinic in Canberra to a thriving team
across four states.
It all began with a single person (our CEO
& Principal Psychologist, Holly) leasing a
room after returning from overseas (and
even a break-in on day one couldn’t stop
what was to come!).
Since then, we’ve grown, learned,
adapted and stayed true to our purpose:
to provide compassionate, evidencebased care that helps people thrive.
A huge thank you to everyone who’s
been part of this journey; our incredible
team, our wonderful referrers and the
thousands of clients who’ve trusted us
with their care. Here’s to continuing to
grow and support our community for
many more years to come!

29/10/2025

Empowering & Educational 🧠
Did you know? Seeing a Provisional Psychologist can be a great way to access affordable, evidence-based therapy.
You’ll receive care from a passionate therapist who’s guided by an experienced supervisor — meaning extra layers of insight and support. 💬
It’s compassionate care, backed by expertise. 💫

24/10/2025

14/10/2025

💻🌿Telehealth Therapy: Because Your Mental Health Deserves Convenience, too
As the year winds down, life speeds up — work deadlines, travel plans, family gatherings, and that gentle end-of-year fatigue that makes it hard to fit anything else in.
That’s where Telehealth therapy shines ✨
Here’s why it’s one of the most supportive ways to stay connected to your wellbeing right now:
1️⃣ No travel, no stress – skip the traffic, parking, or rushing from work. Log in from home, your office, or even the car (parked, of course!).�
2️⃣ Consistency counts – therapy works best with momentum. Telehealth helps you maintain regular sessions even during busy periods or holidays.
�3️⃣ Comfort equals openness – being in your own space often helps you feel more relaxed and honest — deepening the therapeutic process.
�4️⃣ Accessible support anywhere – whether you’re in Canberra, the coast, or interstate visiting family, your psychologist travels with you (virtually).

📅 So as 2025 wraps up, if life feels full but your mind feels heavy, remember: you don’t need to pause your mental health for the season.�You just need good Wi-Fi and a quiet corner. 💻🌿
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