Our Psychology Services
We offer a range of psychological services, including psychological therapy, expert psychological assessments (including medico-legal assessments), diagnostic assessments (e.g., Autism, ADHD, Mood Disorders and clarification of differential diagnostic conditions). We are well established providers of comprehensive assessments for Criminal Injury Compensation in Western Australia.
Psychological Therapy
Cygnet Clinic provides a warm, collaborative, and evidence-based approach to psychological care. Therapists work alongside individuals to understand their needs, strengths, and goals, and support them at a pace that feels safe. A range of therapies are offered, including Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Dialectical Behaviour Therapy skills training, Schema Therapy, trauma-focused therapies such as EMDR, and compassion- and mindfulness-based approaches. These therapies help with managing emotions, improving coping, processing past experiences, and building resilience and wellbeing.
Support is available for children, adolescents, and adults experiencing challenges such as anxiety, depression, trauma, relationship and family stress, emotional overwhelm, neurodiversity-related concerns, grief, and life transitions. The clinic focuses on creating a safe, respectful, and non-judgemental environment, where people feel understood and empowered to make meaningful and lasting changes in their lives.
We are one of the few private psychology clinics with integrated psychiatry working collaboratively with our psychology team to provide gold-standard in psychological healthcare
Assessments & Reports
Cygnet Clinic provides comprehensive and specialised psychological assessment services, delivered by experienced registered and endorsed psychologists with advanced expertise in trauma and Criminal Injuries Compensation (CIC) matters. Assessments are conducted using validated psychometric tools, structured clinical interviews, and a trauma-informed approach that is sensitive to the person’s lived experience. We assess a wide range of areas including cognitive functioning, neurodevelopmental conditions (such as Autism and ADHD), personality and emotional functioning, trauma impacts, and mental health concerns across the lifespan.
Our reports are clear, detailed, and professionally structured for clinical, legal, educational, and medico-legal purposes, including Criminal Injuries Compensation claims. Cygnet clinicians have extensive experience in writing complex reports for legal and compensation contexts, providing well-reasoned formulations, diagnosis where appropriate, and evidence-based recommendations for treatment and support needs.
We ensure reports are both clinically meaningful and legally suitable, translating psychological findings into practical next steps that assist individuals, referring professionals, legal representatives, and decision-makers.
Supervision & Agency Support
Cygnet Clinic provides comprehensive education, supervision, and workforce development services to support psychologists, allied health professionals, and community organisations. Our senior clinicians are highly experienced in advanced therapeutic models, trauma-informed care, neurodevelopmental and personality assessment, and Criminal Injuries Compensation (CIC) reporting. We offer individual and group clinical supervision, registrar program supervision for endorsement pathways, and tailored training workshops for teams. Our approach emphasises reflective practice, clinical confidence, professional identity formation, and practical skills development that can be applied directly in real-world settings.
We also work with external agencies, including health services, legal practices, schools, government departments, and community organisations seeking specialist input into psychosocial safety, trauma recovery planning, and assessment processes. Our consultancy support includes case formulation, treatment planning guidance, staff training in trauma-informed practice/ All training and consultation services are delivered collaboratively, aiming to strengthen service capacity, improve psychological outcomes, and promote ethical, evidence-based practice across systems of care.