Welcome To Psycnet

The Psycnet psychology practice was founded by Dr David Goldman in 1995.

It is located in the heart of inner Sydney at Edgecliff, two kilometres east of the CBD.

Set around a private garden, the professional therapy suite feels aesthetic and remote, yet is local to all city amenities and public transport.

Along with their expert qualifications and wealth of experience, all Psycnet consultants are highly experienced and natural communicators.

Sessions are delivered face-to-face or via Telehealth.

Psycnet provides therapy for adults and couples. We also provide Employee Assistance Programs (EAPs) to organisations large and small.

The therapy space has been architecturally designed to offer a unique sense of privacy and sanctuary.

Our therapists are registered members of their respective professional bodies. Each practitioner has at least eight years of clinical and organisational experience. We are passionate, dedicated and focussed.

Psycnet therapists come from diverse academic backgrounds. Their training includes clinical and organisational psychology, psychotherapy, social work, forensics, grief and bereavement, couples therapy and alcohol/other drugs counselling.

Psychotherapy is a creative and rewarding process. It is always collaborative. Our therapists are committed to their own continuing education, keeping pace with research developments and an ever-changing social world.

We are flexible yet grounded in solid theory, and consider that no problem is ever insignificant or insurmountable.

Embarking on a psychotherapy experience is difficult and momentous. Be assured that our therapists stand out as professionals with the life experience to match their academic credentials.

At Psycnet we always aim to make therapy safe, engaging and illuminating.

Therapy might last a few sessions, some months or longer still, depending on need.

EAP clients are offered up to six sessions per year at no cost. Sessions are confidential and focus on assessment and management of acute issues, both work-related and personal.

Once EAP sessions have been exhausted, private consultation is possible under Medicare (with a GP Mental Health Care Plan).