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Culturally Diverse Clients
Culturally sensitive psychological support for clients from diverse backgrounds in Gladesville and across NSW
Age Range:
All ages
Culturally responsive therapy that respects language and beliefs.
Culturally sensitive psychologist providing inclusive care in Gladesville.
Common challenges for culturally diverse clients
• Intergenerational conflict and differing cultural expectations within families
• Migration stress, acculturation difficulties and adjustment to a new country
• Identity tension — balancing cultural heritage with Australian cultural norms
• Challenges communicating needs within relationships or workplaces
• Experiences of discrimination, misunderstanding or cultural stereotyping
• Stigma surrounding mental health or help-seeking within cultural communities
• Language barriers or difficulty accessing culturally safe services
How iflow Psychology can help
We offer culturally responsive therapy that acknowledges the role of community, culture and family in shaping wellbeing. Our psychologists listen with cultural curiosity and provide space for clients to explore identity, migration experiences, intergenerational conflict and personal challenges. Support may include coping strategies, communication skills, navigating cross-cultural relationships, reducing stress and developing self-confidence. We can also collaborate with interpreters when needed to support clear and comfortable communication.
When therapy can make a difference
• Stress adjusting to a new country or navigating cultural differences
• Feeling caught between cultural expectations and personal identity
• Family conflict, misunderstandings or intergenerational tension
• Emotional distress linked to migration or discrimination
• Difficulty seeking support due to cultural stigma
• Struggles managing relationships or communication
• Wanting greater confidence or emotional clarity
What to expect at iflow Psychology
Clients can expect a culturally respectful and non-judgemental therapeutic space. We recognise that cultural identity is central to wellbeing, and we work collaboratively to understand the full context of a client’s experiences. Therapy focuses on empowerment, clarity and practical strategies that align with cultural values and personal goals.
Who you might work with
Joel Sun - Counsellor (Intern)
Dean Harrison – Counselling Psychologist & Clinic Director
Gus Ferreira - Provisional Psychologist
Candy Mok – Psychologist
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need a referral to see a psychologist?
No. You can book directly without a referral. However, if you wish to claim Medicare rebates, you will need a Mental Health Treatment Plan from your GP.
Can I attend sessions via telehealth?
Yes. We offer secure telehealth sessions across NSW. Many clients alternate between in-person and online appointments for convenience.
Do you offer after-school or after-work appointments?
Yes. Availability varies by psychologist, but we offer extended hours and after-school options where possible.
Do you accept NDIS clients?
Yes. We support self-managed and plan-managed NDIS participants.
Can families or partners be involved in therapy?
Yes — with your consent and when clinically appropriate.
Ready to get started?
If you’re seeking culturally safe and sensitive support, our psychologists provide a respectful space to explore your wellbeing and personal challenges.
At iflow Psychology in Gladesville, our experienced team provides warm, evidence-based care in a confidential and supportive environment. Sessions are available in person or via secure telehealth across NSW.
We are committed to helping you take the next step with clarity, confidence and the right therapeutic support.
Medicare rebates available with a valid referral from your GP.
Book an appointment online or contact our team if you have any questions.
If you are experiencing a crisis, please visit our Crisis Support page for immediate assistance.