Telehealth Psychologist Directory - Anxiety Specialists in Sydney

57 AHPRA-registered psychologists in Sydney who work with anxiety and offer telehealth. All sessions delivered online - filter below by the type of anxiety you want help with, or sort by experience.

All listed practitioners hold current AHPRA registration. You can independently verify any practitioner at the AHPRA public register. Profiles marked "Unclaimed" were pre-built from publicly available sources; claimed profiles have been reviewed by the practitioner. How listings work →

New to telehealth psychology? Read the complete guide to telehealth psychologist care for anxiety in Sydney - Medicare rebates, costs, and how sessions work.

Guides: understanding telehealth psychology for anxiety

Before or after browsing profiles, these guides answer the most common questions about cost, evidence, and the process.

• What does a telehealth psychologist cost? (fees + Medicare rebates)
• How to get a Mental Health Care Plan from your GP
• Does online therapy work for anxiety? (evidence review)
• How a telehealth session actually works
• How to choose a telehealth psychologist for anxiety
• Bulk billing for psychologists in Sydney
• Sydney psychology waitlists - what to do
• Clinical vs registered psychologist: the practical difference
• Social anxiety: telehealth psychology in Sydney
• Panic disorder and telehealth psychology
• Health anxiety (illness anxiety): what helps
• OCD and ERP via telehealth in Sydney
• Generalised anxiety disorder (GAD) and telehealth psychology
• Medicare psychology data: who accesses rebates and how often
• PTSD and trauma: telehealth psychology in Sydney
• Anxiety and depression together: telehealth psychology
• Evening and weekend telehealth psychologist in Sydney
• Agoraphobia: telehealth psychology in Sydney

Browse by suburb

Because all sessions are delivered via telehealth, suburb matters less than specialty - but suburb-level pages may help if you prefer a psychologist based near you.

Finding an anxiety psychologist in Sydney

When you search for an anxiety psychologist in Sydney, you are looking for a specific combination: an AHPRA-registered psychologist who has genuine experience with anxiety disorders, offers telehealth (so you can attend from home rather than commuting during high-anxiety periods), and has current Medicare eligibility so a rebate applies to your sessions.

All practitioners were AHPRA-registered at the time of listing; you can independently verify current registration status at the AHPRA public register. To access the Medicare rebate, you will need a Mental Health Treatment Plan from your GP. Rebate amounts are set by the MBS and reviewed each July: as of 1 July 2026, rebates are $149.05 per session with an endorsed clinical psychologist and $101.55 with a registered psychologist (verify current rates at MBS Online). The out-of-pocket cost depends on the practitioner's own fee, which varies. This plan gives you up to 10 sessions per calendar year at the rebated rate. How to get a Mental Health Treatment Plan →

What to look for in an anxiety psychologist: specialisation matters. Practitioners who list specific anxiety presentations in their profile (generalised anxiety, social anxiety, panic disorder, OCD, health anxiety) and name the approaches they use (CBT, ACT, exposure-based therapies are the most evidence-supported for anxiety) are more transparent about their focus area than a very broad general-practice profile. Use the specialty filter above to narrow the directory by the type of anxiety you want help with.

Why telehealth works well for anxiety: travel and waiting rooms can themselves be stressful for people managing anxiety, so being able to attend from home is more than a convenience. Most anxiety-focused psychologists now see telehealth clients as a standard, not a fallback. Evidence on online therapy for anxiety →

What to expect from the first appointment: the first session is usually an assessment where the psychologist asks about your history, what brings you in, and what you want from treatment. It is also your opportunity to assess whether the psychologist's style feels right. You are not obligated to continue with someone who does not feel like a good fit. How a telehealth session works →

Profiles in this directory are sourced from public AHPRA registration data and practitioners' own published websites. This is an independent finder, not a clinical service. We do not recommend one practitioner over another.