Helping children build emotional resilience, confidence and healthy coping skills through compassionate, evidence-based psychological support.
Our experienced clinicians work alongside children and families to better understand emotions, behaviours and challenges — helping children develop the skills they need to thrive at home, at school and in everyday life.
Every child experiences challenges differently. Whether your child is struggling with emotions, behaviour, friendships, anxiety or significant life changes, our Child Psych Therapy service provides a safe and supportive environment where children can express themselves and develop emotional awareness.
Our clinicians understand child development and work closely with both children and their families to create personalised support that encourages long-term emotional wellbeing.
Our team works alongside children and families to build coping strategies, strengthen wellbeing and provide support during challenging periods.
Getting to know your child, their strengths and their challenges.
Providing evidence-based therapy in a safe and caring environment.
Working closely with parents, carers and schools where appropriate.
Building confidence, resilience and lifelong coping skills.
Helping children understand emotions and develop healthy ways to respond to difficult feelings.
Supporting children experiencing behavioural concerns at home, school or in the community.
Helping children develop confidence and strategies to manage anxiety, stress and depression.
Support for bullying, school refusal, friendship difficulties, performance anxiety and perfectionism.
Helping children process grief, trauma, attachment difficulties and significant life events.
Working alongside parents and caregivers to develop practical strategies that support children's emotional wellbeing and behaviour.
Ask for a Mental Health Treatment Plan or referral to our Child Psych Therapy service.
Your GP or Paediatrician submits the referral to Country & Outback Health.
We review your referral and confirm eligibility, then contact you to arrange an appointment.
We schedule your child's first appointment at a convenient time and location.
Your child meets their clinician and begins their personalised therapy journey.
A Mental Health Treatment Plan or referral from a Paediatrician or Child Psychiatrist is required.
NDIS participants with Improved Daily Living funding can also access this service.
Self-referrals can only be completed if the child is a current NDIS participant.
This is a FREE service, made possible by funding and support from Country SA PHN (CSAPHN)
Our team is here to guide you through the referral process and answer any questions about accessing support for your child.
Yes. A Mental Health Treatment Plan or referral from a Paediatrician or Child Psychiatrist is required unless your child is accessing the service through an eligible NDIS pathway. Self-referrals are only available for children who are current NDIS participants.
Absolutely. Parents and caregivers play an important role in supporting children’s progress. Depending on your child’s age and needs, you may be involved throughout the therapy journey — from the initial assessment through to ongoing sessions and home strategies.
Yes. Children with Capacity Building Supports — Improved Daily Living funding may access this service through their NDIS plan.
The clinician will spend time getting to know your child and your family. They will discuss your concerns, understand your child’s strengths and challenges, and work with you to develop an individual therapy plan.
Services are delivered face-to-face at locations across regional South Australia. Telehealth options are also available for eligible clients.
Every child deserves the opportunity to grow, thrive and feel understood. Our experienced clinicians work alongside children and families to provide compassionate support that strengthens emotional wellbeing.
