Mind-Care provides mental health services across psychology, psychiatry and neurology, supporting individuals experiencing a wide range of mental health and neurological concerns.
Our clinicians take the time to understand each person’s situation and provide care that is thoughtful, practical and tailored to their needs.
Appointments are available both in person at our Charlestown NSW clinic and via secure telehealth, allowing patients across Australia to access care within a clinically governed, multidisciplinary service.
Mind-Care’s psychology service supports adolescents and adults with a wide range of emotional, behavioural and mental health concerns. Our psychologists provide evidence-based assessment and therapy tailored to each person’s needs, with appointments available in person in Charlestown and via secure telehealth.
Mind-Care’s psychiatry service provides specialist assessment, diagnosis and treatment for a range of mental health conditions, including complex and long-standing presentations. Our psychiatrists work collaboratively with patients, GPs and other treating professionals to support safe, well-coordinated care.
Mind-Care’s neurology service offers specialist assessment and management for patients experiencing neurological symptoms or conditions affecting the brain, nerves and nervous system. We provide thorough clinical review and work closely with referrers and other providers to support clear diagnosis and ongoing care planning.
Mind-Care supports individuals experiencing a wide range of mental health and neurological concerns.
Examples include anxiety disorders, depression, trauma–related difficulties, ADHD and neurodevelopmental presentations, mood disorders, obsessive compulsive disorder, stress and adjustment challenges, grief and relationship difficulties.
For a full overview of conditions commonly supported by our clinicians, please visit our Conditions We Support page.
Accessing mental health services at Mind-Care begins with an initial appointment to better understand your needs and determine the most appropriate support.
In many cases, psychological therapy may be recommended as an initial step. Where appropriate, care may also involve psychiatry or neurology services as part of a coordinated treatment approach.
If you are unsure which service may be most suitable, our team can assist in guiding you toward an appropriate starting point.