Psychologist in Wahroonga: find Psychcare Clinic

Easy to find, calm to arrive

A neuro-affirming psychology clinic in Wahroonga Village, a short walk from Wahroonga Station. Here’s everything you need to know to arrive feeling settled.

Suite 4 & 5, Redleaf Chambers, 5 Redleaf Avenue, Wahroonga NSW 2076

  • Short walk from Wahroonga Station
  • Quiet, low-sensory waiting room
  • Upper North Shore
  • Telehealth Australia-wide

Finding our clinic

We’re upstairs in Redleaf Chambers, on Redleaf Avenue in Wahroonga Village, surrounded by cafes and small shops.

Before you set off

Google Maps and Apple Maps will both take you to Redleaf Chambers. Once you arrive, follow the steps below to find our door.

  1. Look for The Goddess shopIt’s on Redleaf Avenue in Wahroonga Village. We’re in the same building.
  2. Head upstairs to Redleaf ChambersFind Suite 4 & 5. If stairs are hard for you, let us know before your visit and we’ll plan around it.
  3. Take a seat in our waiting roomIt’s quiet and low-sensory. Your psychologist will come and meet you at your appointment time.
The glass-door entrance to Redleaf Chambers at 5 Redleaf Avenue, Wahroonga, with stairs leading up inside

Our entrance at 5 Redleaf Avenue. Head through the glass doors and up the stairs.

Getting here

Come by car, by train, or join us from home.

Parking

  • 1-hour street parking on nearby side streets
  • Wahroonga Village car park
  • Station commuter parking

Allow a few extra minutes to find a spot at busy times.

By train

We’re a short walk from Wahroonga Station on the T1 North Shore line, with direct trains from Hornsby, the North Shore and the Sydney CBD.

Telehealth

Prefer to stay home? Sessions and many assessments are available by secure video, anywhere in NSW and Australia.

A calm arrival

Our waiting room is quiet and low-sensory. Headphones, fidgets and a support person are always welcome.

Take a look inside

Knowing what a place looks like can make the first visit easier. Our rooms are calm and light, with plants, soft furnishings and a few fidgets within reach.

A bright, quiet waiting room with three chairs, a cushion and a white bookshelf with plants, books and toys
Our waiting room. It’s quiet and bright, with books and toys for younger visitors.
A light, calm therapy room with a navy armchair, a grey couch with cushions, a yellow rug and indoor plants
One of our therapy rooms. There’s an armchair and a couch, so you can sit wherever feels comfortable.
White shelves with trailing plants, fidget toys, a wooden puzzle and a sand art frame
Fidgets, puzzles and sand art for all ages. You’re welcome to use them during your session.
Wahroonga Village shops and cafes on a sunny afternoon
Wahroonga Village, with cafes and shops close by if you’re early or waiting for someone.

A local psychologist for Wahroonga and the Upper North Shore

Psychcare is easy to reach from across Ku-ring-gai and Hornsby Shire. Clients come to us for ADHD and autism assessments, neuro-affirming therapy and support for children and teens and adults. If travel is hard, telehealth means you can see us from anywhere in Australia.

On the T1 North Shore line

  • Hornsby
  • Waitara
  • Warrawee
  • Turramurra
  • Pymble
  • Gordon
  • Killara
  • Lindfield

Nearby in Ku-ring-gai

  • Wahroonga
  • North Wahroonga
  • St Ives
  • West Pymble
  • North Turramurra
  • South Turramurra

Hornsby Shire and the Hills

  • Normanhurst
  • Thornleigh
  • Pennant Hills
  • Westleigh
  • Asquith
  • Mount Colah
  • Beecroft
  • Cherrybrook

Questions about visiting

Is the clinic accessible?

The clinic is upstairs in Redleaf Chambers. If stairs are difficult for you, please call (02) 9037 3509 before your appointment. We can talk through your options, including telehealth.

How early should I arrive?

About 5 minutes early is plenty. If you’re running late, call us on (02) 9037 3509 and we’ll do our best to adjust.

Can I bring someone with me?

Yes. A partner, parent, friend or support worker is welcome to wait with you or join the session if you’d like.

Can I have my appointment by telehealth instead?

Yes. Therapy and parts of many assessments can be done by secure video. Just ask when you book.

Ready to visit?

Book online, start with a free 15-minute call, or give us a ring. Whatever feels easiest.

(02) 9037 3509

Psychcare is not an emergency service. If you or someone you know is in immediate danger, call 000 or contact Lifeline on 13 11 14.

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