Spencer Health

Psychological, Medical and Allied Health Services for Children, Adolescents, Adults and Families

We Are Here To Support You

Individual Psychological Therapy

Providing treatment for a range of difficulties in children, young people and adults

Psychological Assessments

Assessment and identification of strengths and differences in development

Social Skills, Social Groups and School Holiday Programs

Connection, confidence, and skill-building in a supportive, neuroaffirming environment

Evidence Based Clinic

This evidence-based clinic is run by Dr. Clayton Spencer, a senior medical practitioner with extensive experience in Western herbal medicine.

Paediatrician Consultations

Providing you with paediatrician services for general paediatrics, Autism and ADHD

Training and Clinical Supervision

Services to assist training and experienced mental health clinicians

Spencer Health Learning Hub

The Spencer Health Learning Hub is a supportive after-school learning program for children and adolescents who would benefit from personalised academic support

Coaching for Autistic Adults and ADHDers

A practical approach to supporting neurodivergent individuals, through a collaborative process

Psychology, Medical and Health Services

Spencer Health is a multidisciplinary medical and allied health practice supporting children, adolescents, adults and families across Sydney and Melbourne. Our multidisciplinary team of psychologists, paediatricians, specialists and allied health professionals provides compassionate, evidence-based care tailored to each individual.

We work with a broad range of presentations including anxiety, trauma, ADHD, autism, OCD, depression, eating disorders, school refusal and more. We have a particular interest in neurodevelopmental differences and are proud to offer specialist support for neurodivergent girls and women — an area that remains significantly underserved.

All services are available in clinic across our Gladesville, Hornsby, Mosman and Newport locations in Sydney and Albert Park in Melbourne, as well as via secure telehealth — making quality psychological care accessible wherever you are.

Our Wonderful Team is Here to Support You

Mission

We aim to provide an uncompromising quality of service to children, adolescents, adults and families so that they may achieve their full capacity in life.

Vision

To create healthful, connected and emotionally resilient communities.

Values Statement

Hospitality - We act warmly and inclusively toward each other and our clients. At Spencer Health all are welcome and there is always “room at the table” for you.

Respect – Within our team we value our peers and colleagues, offering dignity and professionalism in every interaction. We offer high regard to all who walk through our doors and celebrate the differences within each other.

Empowerment – We acknowledge our colleague’s achievements and seek to support them in the betterment of their practice. We work collaboratively with our clients to achieve their health goals, ensuring they have a voice in and are championed towards these.

Compassion – Within our team and client communities we see the human-ness within each other, suspending judgement and seeking to provide care, support and soothing when needed.

Community – As a team we seek connection with each other and foster a sense of belonging, thriving in the knowledge that we are part of something greater than just ourselves .  We strive to connect with our local communities through various initiatives and modalities providing  education, support and a space where we can come together and make positive changes in their collective lives.

Group

We pride ourselves on a team that not only embodies our values but are also the very best at what they do. Each team member brings a unique perspective and experience to the table ensuring the very best support for your family.

Latest Articles

Managing Emotional Meltdowns vs Tantrums
By: Provisional Psychologist, Will Williams. Most parents have experienced a moment when their child becomes overwhelmed by big emotions. It might happen when it is time to leave the park, turn off a favourite game or deal with an unexpected change of plans. These moments can be exhausting, particularly when it is difficult to understand ... Read more
Depression in Adolescents: Early Warning Signs | Spencer Health
Depression in Adolescents: Early Warning Signs
By: Twinkle Garg- Principal Registered Psychologist. Adolescence is a time of significant emotional, social and developmental change. Mood swings, wanting more independence and occasional withdrawal can all be part of growing up. However, when changes in mood, behaviour or functioning persist or become noticeably different from a young person’s usual self, they may be signs ... Read more
How to Create a Balanced Digital Routine for Kids | Spencer Health
How to Create a Balanced Digital Routine
By: Emma Spencer Clinical Psychologist For many families, screen-time has become a central part of daily life-especially for neurodivergent children who may use digital media for regulation, learning, or interests. While technology can support connection and skill development, children also benefit from predictable routines that balance digital and offline activities. A balanced digital routine doesn’t ... Read more
Can Video Games Support Mental Health? | Spencer Health
Gaming for Good: Can Video Games Support Mental Health?
By: Emma Spencer Clinical Psychologist Video games are often portrayed as a risk factor for children’s mental health, associated with screen overuse, social withdrawal, or behavioural concerns. However, emerging research suggests a more nuanced picture and suggest that when used intentionally and in moderation, video games may offer meaningful psychological benefits, particularly for neurodivergent children ... Read more
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