Clinical psychology services background

    Areas of Clinical Expertise

    Dr Gus Norris provides evidence-based psychological treatment across a broad range of concerns, with particular expertise in the areas below.

    Telehealth consultations available Australia-wide.

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    Schizophrenia & Psychosis

    Psychological treatment addressing not only psychotic symptoms, but also associated anxiety, depression, social isolation, and interpersonal challenges.

    Anxiety & Depression

    Evidence-based CBT approaches to help reduce distress, improve mood, and restore daily functioning. Effective for generalised anxiety, panic, social anxiety, depressive disorders and other conditions.

    Sleep Disorders & Insomnia

    Psychological treatment for insomnia and sleep difficulties commonly linked to stress, anxiety, and disrupted routines. Proven, non-medication approaches.

    Chronic Pain Management

    Psychological treatment to address the emotional, cognitive, and behavioural factors contributing to persistent pain, suffering and associated disability.

    Anger Management

    Evidence-based strategies to understand and modify unhelpful thinking patterns that drive anger, conflict, and emotional distress.

    Stuttering & Social Anxiety

    Treatment focusing on the psychological impact of stuttering, particularly social anxiety, self-confidence, and avoidance behaviours.

    Treatment is evidence-based, individually tailored, and grounded in over two decades of clinical experience.

    Evidence-based treatment

    Grounded in current clinical research and proven therapeutic frameworks.

    Over 30 years' experience

    Decades of complex case work across hospital, community, and private settings.

    Sydney-based Clinical Psychologist

    Telehealth consultations available across Australia.

    Specialist Service

    Forensic Psychology Services

    Independent psychological assessments and reports prepared to a clinical and legal standard - supporting courts, legal practitioners, and diversion applications where mental health factors are relevant.

    • Court reports
    • Section 14 applications
    • Risk assessments
    Forensic psychology - gavel and notebook representing clinical-legal assessment

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