AUBURN, NSW — September 2026 - The Australian Psychology and Speech Clinic (APSC) is providing personalised, evidence-based psychological intervention services for children, adolescents, adults, couples and families in Auburn, NSW.
Located at 98–100 Auburn Road, Auburn NSW 2144, APSC provides a supportive environment where individuals can work with experienced psychologists to address a range of mental health concerns, emotional challenges and life transitions.
Personalised Psychological Support for Different Needs
As per APSC, everyone deals with issues in their own unique way. As such, all the psychological interventions offered at APSC are customized according to the needs of the individual.
Some of the issues that APSC helps people cope with include; anxiety and stress, mood issues, grief and loss, emotional regulation and anger management, relationship and family issues, work stress, self-esteem issues and major life transitions. Neurodevelopmental issues such as Autism Spectrum Disorder and ADHD can also be managed at APSC.
In addition, APSC offers trauma-informed services to individuals who have suffered from trauma, grief, domestic and family violence, and out-of-home care.
Evidence-Based Psychological Interventions

The psychology department employs an array of evidence-based treatment models, choosing the right intervention based on the particular requirements of each individual.
These models include Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Acceptance-Based Behavior Therapy (ABBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Mindfulness Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), family interventions, Schema-Focused Therapy, Interpersonal Psychotherapy (IPT), Psychodynamic Therapy, Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) and psychoeducational and play therapy for children.
This variety of treatment models allows psychologists to provide personalized care as opposed to the same approach for everyone.
A Structured Approach to Psychological Care
APSC uses a defined process intended to determine the requirements of individuals and design an intervention program for continued support.
The process starts from making a referral or inquiry, after which an assessment is done in order to determine strengths and support requirements. Then, a therapy program based on personal needs is designed collaboratively with the individual and family where applicable. Continued therapy and progress assessments allow clinicians to measure progress and make changes where required.
"This approach acknowledges the unique situation of every client, and by integrating evidenced-based psychological treatment with individualized therapeutic support, we aim to provide a safe and respectful atmosphere for our clients to achieve their well-being."

Supporting Individuals and Families in Auburn
APSC provides psychological support across different stages of life and works with individuals, couples and families. The clinic's broader multidisciplinary environment also enables clients to access other allied health services where appropriate.
Appointments can be arranged by contacting the Australian Psychology and Speech Clinic by phone, email or through its website enquiry form. The clinic is located at 98–100 Auburn Road, Auburn NSW 2144 and can be contacted on 1800 626 423 or [email protected].
For more information about psychological intervention services in Auburn NSW, visit the Australian Psychology and Speech Clinic's psychological intervention page:
About Australian Psychology and Speech Clinic
Australian Psychology and Speech Clinic is a multidisciplinary allied health practice in Auburn, NSW, providing psychology, speech therapy, occupational therapy, behaviour support, physiotherapy, exercise physiology, assessments and related services. The clinic focuses on accessible, evidence-based and personalised care for individuals and families.

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Australian Psychology and Speech Clinic
98–100 Auburn Road, Auburn NSW 2144
Phone: 1800 626 423
Email: [email protected]
Website: apsc.com.au