Supporting Kids and Families Across Greater Western Sydney

 As a neurodivergent clinician, he brings both professional expertise and lived understanding to his work, offering a warm and practical approach for every family.

Services are available through telehealth, in-home sessions, school visits or at an agreed safe meeting point. This allows children to engage in therapy in the environment that suits them best.

 Max offers mobile psychology services throughout Western Sydney and surrounding areas. The regions listed below reflect the areas he most commonly attends. Home and school visits depend on availability, travel distance and scheduling, although he aims to accommodate families wherever possible.

• Penrith and surrounding suburbs
• Blacktown Region
• Parramatta Region
• The Hills District
• Hawkesbury Region
• Mount Druitt and St Marys
• Glenmore Park, Orchard Hills and Jordan Springs
• Liverpool and Wetherill Park Region
• Campbelltown and Greater South West
• Blue Mountains (limited availability)

Families outside these areas are welcome to enquire. Telehealth is available statewide.

Face to face sessions can be arranged in a format that suits the child’s needs and the family’s routine.

Home visits are ideal for younger children, children with sensory needs or families who prefer therapy in a predictable and familiar environment.

Max regularly attends schools across Western Sydney and works collaboratively with teachers, wellbeing staff, learning support teams and counsellors. Sessions may include observation, consultation or direct therapy to support the child’s daily functioning.

For families who prefer a neutral location, Max offers sessions in safe public spaces such as libraries, community rooms or other mutually agreed meeting points.

All face to face services follow the standard NDIS rate, including travel as outlined in NDIS guidelines.

 Telehealth sessions are available to all families across New South Wales. Many young people find online support comfortable, especially those with anxiety, sensory sensitivities or difficulty attending appointments in a new environment. Telehealth is also ideal for parent support, NDIS consultations, assessment discussions and ongoing therapy.

All telehealth sessions are billed at the standard NDIS rate.

 Max supports children and adolescents up to 18 years of age. Discretionary exceptions may be made depending on individual circumstances, goals and clinician availability. 

Families can access Max’s full range of services regardless of location or session format.

• Autism assessment components
• ADHD assessments
• Cognitive assessments (WISC V, WPPSI IV)
• Adaptive functioning assessments (Vineland, ABAS)
• Academic and learning assessments
• Anxiety and depression screeners

• Emotional regulation
• Social and communication skills
• Executive functioning
• Anxiety and mood support
• Behavioural guidance
• School readiness and ECEI-focused support

• Co regulation and behaviour guidance
• Understanding neurodivergence
• Establishing routines and structure
• NDIS planning and evidence preparation
• Navigating school communication and advocacy