26 psychology and counselling businesses in Hornsby, ranked by local votes. Part of Sydney.
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7Psychology is a psychology practice dedicated to supporting you to find hope, direction and emotional well being in all areas of your life. Life can at times be challenging to deal with. You may be…
Ascent Psychology is a counselling and psychological practice that provides service to patients referred under the Medicare Mental Health Care Plan (MHCP), WorkCover and private patients. We provided…
Our Registered Psychologists in Hornsby are professionally trained and qualified to assist with depression, anxiety, stress, trauma, addiction, and relationship and marriage counselling. Contact us…
I have worked in the field of Rehabilitation for over 30 years. The focus of my work is to treat the whole person. I am well aware of the impacts of both physical and emotional problems on all facets…
Treatment of diseases ranging from physical illnesses such as discomfort or pain in knees and feet as well as chronic diseases such as multiple sclerosis(MS) or hemorrhoids, or non-physical illnesses…
A family oriented general practice committed to high quality ongoing medical/preventive care. Our friendly reception staff are available to assist in any way. Some of the services we provide include:…
Helen is a registered psychologist and counsellor that provide therapy for: depression, grief and loss, stress, anxiety and panic relationship challenges, trauma, self esteem and co-dependency. Helen…
Wendy is a highly qualified Psychotherapist and Mental Health Nurse Practitioner with over 20 years of clinical experience. She is an expert in the treatment of many mental health conditions that…
Couple and Individual Counselling.
It is a matter of trust to see a counsellor. You would like to make sure that your counsellor understands his business and is able to help you working through your issues. By appointment only.
New Paths Psychology provides evidence-based counseling for individuals & couples. We believe that well-being derives from successfully dealing with uncomfortable emotions.