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Parent Counselling in Gladesville, Sydney

Parenting can be rewarding yet deeply challenging. At iflow Psychology in Gladesville, our experienced psychologists support parents to strengthen family relationships, improve communication, and navigate the ups and downs of raising children and teenagers.


Sessions are available in-person in Gladesville or online across NSW.

How iflow Psychology can help

Our psychologists use evidence-based parenting therapies to support families through transitions, conflict, and stress.


We help parents:

  • Improve communication and emotional connection

  • Set healthy boundaries and manage conflict

  • Support children with behavioural or emotional challenges

  • Co-parent effectively after separation or divorce

  • Reduce stress, guilt, and self-doubt

We also provide NDIS psychology services, WorkCover support, and telehealth appointments across NSW.

Common Parenting Concerns We Support

  • Communication breakdowns with children or teens

  • Behaviour and discipline challenges

  • Anxiety, anger, or mood changes in children

  • Family stress or life transitions

  • Parent burnout, guilt, or self-criticism

  • Teen independence and boundary struggles

  • Conflicts about expectations, school, or relationships

 

Learn more about our broader Counselling & Therapy in Gladesville.

Teen and Parent Counselling

The adolescent years can be a time of intense change and emotional growth. Our psychologists help parents and teens navigate issues such as:

  • Shifting values and independence

  • Emotional regulation and mood swings

  • Peer and academic pressures

  • Risky behaviour and boundary-testing

  • Digital and social media influences

 

We offer family sessions to rebuild communication and mutual respect.

 

For youth-specific therapy, see Adolescent Therapy in Gladesville, where our psychologists support adolescents through emotional and developmental transitions.

When Parents Should Seek Support

Consider professional help when you notice:

  • Increased family conflict or communication breakdown

  • Ongoing emotional distress in a parent or child

  • Changes in school performance or social withdrawal

  • Concerns about substance use, self-harm, or safety

 

Seeking help is a sign of strength, care, and responsibility. Early support can prevent escalation and help families restore balance and connection.

Understanding Teenage Boys and Girls

  • Teenage boys often value autonomy and privacy. Encouraging open conversation and showing interest in their world helps build trust.

  • Teenage girls may struggle with self-esteem, peer pressure, and identity. Validation, structure, and supportive listening are key.

 

Our psychologists guide parents in understanding emotional and developmental needs across the teenage years.

Why Choose iflow Psychology

Since 2015, iflow Psychology has supported Sydney families with confidential, compassionate, and culturally sensitive care.

 

We offer:

  • Experienced and bilingual psychologists

  • Medicare rebates with GP referrals

  • In-person or telehealth flexibility

  • NDIS and WorkCover psychology services

  • Convenient location near Ryde, Hunters Hill, and Drummoyne

FAQs about Parent Counselling

Q1: What happens during parent counselling sessions?

A psychologist helps identify concerns, improve communication, and develop strategies tailored to your family’s needs.

Q2: Can both parents attend together?

Yes. Sessions can involve one or both parents, and sometimes children, depending on goals.

Q3: Do I need a GP referral?

No, you can self-refer. However, a GP Mental Health Care Plan may provide Medicare rebates.

Q4: Is parent counselling available online?

Yes. We offer secure telehealth sessions throughout NSW.

Ready to Take the Next Step?

Take the next step toward a calmer, more connected home life.


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Have questions or prefer to speak with our team first? Contact iflow Psychology to discuss your needs before booking your first appointment.

The first step is the hardest.

We’re here to support you with the next.

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