Australia-Wide Evidence-Based Cognitive Behaviour Therapy

The CBT Clinic is a psychology practice solely dedicated to the provision of evidence-based Cognitive Behaviour Therapy. Our clinicians work primarily with anxiety, depression, anger, OCD, trauma, perfectionism, relationship problems, and related difficulties, providing in-person appointments in Newcastle and teleheath consultations across Australia.

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“The soul becomes dyed with the colour of its thoughts”
— Marcus Aurelius

Our Areas of Focus

Worry, panic attacks, social anxiety, health anxiety, generalised anxiety

Anxiety
Depression

Low mood, loss of interest in things, social withdrawal, feelings of worthlessness

Frustration, tension, outbursts, rumination, feeling misunderstood

Anger
Trauma

PTSD and Complex Trauma

Unrelenting high standards, self-criticism, procrastination, and people pleasing

Perfectionism
OCD

Intrusive thoughts, obsessions, and compulsive behaviours


Our Philosophy

Timeless Wisdom for Modern Problems

At The CBT Clinic, we believe psychological therapy should be practical, evidence-based and grounded in ideas that stand the test of time. While psychological science continues to evolve, many of the principles that help people overcome anxiety, depression, and emotional distress have endured for decades - and in some cases, centuries. Our practice is dedicated to Cognitive Behaviour Therapy and related evidence-based approaches because they provide practical skills that help people create lasting change in their everday lives.

Why Cognitive Behaviour Therapy?

CBT is a proven, practical, and effective approach in understanding and changing unhelpful patterns of thinking and behaving. It helps people to:

  • Reduce distress and improve emotional wellbeing

  • Build practical skills to manage challenges

  • Develop a more flexible and balanced way of thinking

  • Create lasting, positive change

Based on decades of research, CBT is one of the most effective treatments for anxiety, OCD, trauma, and related conditions.

The CBT Library

Evidence-Based information to help you understand and manage your mental health

Why Avoidance Keeps Anxiety Going and What To Do About It

Why you don’t have to be perfect to be successful

The Difference Between REBT and CT and DBT