Life can be challenging.

Everyone needs help from time to time.

Psychologist Kogarah

Expert Mental Health Support

Mind Project is a leading clinical psychology practice in Kogarah, dedicated to providing the highest quality mental health care.

The courage it takes to begin therapy should be met with warmth, respect, and evidence-based support. That’s why we prioritise your needs, take a collaborative approach, and focus on equipping you with science-based tools to create meaningful and lasting change.

What began with one humble psychologist has grown into a trusted team of five experienced clinical psychologists in Kogarah. We’ve supported over 1,500 valued clients—and have earned more 5-star reviews than any of our competitors. Each of our psychologists has a master’s level qualification and employs only rigorously tested, science-based therapies, ensuring the highest standards of care.

Our growth is driven by a commitment to clinical excellence, ongoing professional development, and a people-first philosophy. We understand that life can be challenging and complex, which is why we combine evidence-based therapy with genuine empathy to create the right conditions for healing, growth, and great mental health. In addition to providing therapy for various mental health issues, our psychologists conduct formal cognitive and developmental assessments for ADHD, Autism, and Learning difficulties.

We know reaching out for help can be daunting. That’s why we make every effort to ensure your experience at Mind Project feels safe, supportive, and empowering from the moment you arrive.

Discover personalised care that’s grounded in empathy, backed by clinical expertise, and tailored just for you.

The friendly and professional Mind Project Psychology Team

Our Psychologists

Meet our experienced and compassionate clinical psychologists in Kogarah, helping you navigate life’s challenges with professional care

Meet Our Psychologists

Services offered by our

Clinical Psychologists

Anxiety

Fear and stress are universal experiences, but when anxiety becomes persistent, disproportionate, or debilitating, it’s likely someone is suffering from an Anxiety Disorder. It may include excessive worry, panic attacks, and marked avoidance.
Depression

Depression is characterised by persistent feelings of sadness and a loss of motivation and pleasure. It is typically accompanied by negative thinking about oneself, situation, and future.
Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD)

OCD is characterised by intrusive and distressing thoughts (Obsessions) that drive repetitive behaviours or mental acts (compulsions) performed to alleviate distress.
Addiction

Addiction is a complex issue that involves an inability to stop using a substance or engaging in problematic behaviours (e.g. Gambling) despite the harm - and an often ardent desire to quit. It often includes cravings, withdrawal symptoms, tolerance, and an excessive preoccupation with acquiring the addictive substance or engaging in the addictive behaviour.
Trauma

Unfortunately, trauma is all too common - and it has consequences. Though some might recover relatively quickly in the aftermath of a trauma, others remain deeply and profoundly impacted.
Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD)

People with BPD typically have difficulty managing their emotions, which can lead to intense, unstable relationships, impulsive behaviours (e.g. drinking, substance use, self-harm), and an unstable self-image. BPD is often accompanied by intense fears of abandonment.