Psychologist / Clinical Psychologist - Trauma, Neurodivergence, Eating Disorders

Join Treat Yourself Well

Treat Yourself Well Sydney is a warm, values-driven and multidisciplinary private practice supporting children, adolescents, adults and families.

We are seeking a Psychologist to join our collaborative team working primarily with adults and older adolescents 15+ with complex mental health presentations including trauma, neurodivergence, and eating disorders.

This is predominantly a therapeutic / intervention role with opportunities to contribute to education, service development, groups and resources in your areas of interest. We also have a Child and Adolescent position available and depending on applicants' experience, interests and availability, these opportunities may be filled by one clinician or two. We welcome applications from psychologists who see themselves in one role or both.

About Us

Since 2007, Treat Yourself Well Sydney has supported the mental health and wellbeing of people across Sydney’s Inner West. We are an established multidisciplinary psychology practice providing assessment and therapy across the lifespan, from children and adolescents through to adults, families and carers.

Our psychologists and dietitians work collaboratively, with particular expertise in:

Eating disorders, ARFID and body image concerns, including weight-neutral and non-diet approaches

Neuroaffirming support for Autistic and ADHDer people and their families

Trauma and complex mental health presentations

Psychological assessments

Family-inclusive and relationship-focused care

Affirming support for LGBTQIA+ people, families and communities

We also support people experiencing anxiety, depression, OCD, perfectionism, emotional regulation difficulties, school and learning challenges, relationship concerns, identity development, belonging and life transitions.

Our practice is trauma-informed, neuroaffirming, gender-affirming and inclusive. We value lived experience and strive to provide affirming care that recognises the intersecting influences of culture, race, gender, sexuality, neurotype, ability and health.

We value collaboration, creativity, and systemic thinking, and welcome clinicians who bring curiosity, clinical rigour and genuine humanity to their work.

Could we be the team you are looking for?

You enjoy working collaboratively, welcome feedback and consultation, and recognise that the best outcomes are often achieved through strong relationships with clients, families, referrers and other professionals. You are committed to inclusive, neuroaffirming and trauma-informed practice and are interested in supporting people within the broader context of their lives, relationships and communities.

Most importantly,



you're looking for meaningful work, professional growth and a team that genuinely cares about the people we support and one another.

We are looking for psychologists who are committed to providing thoughtful, person-centred care and who value ongoing learning, reflection and connection.

At Treat Yourself Well, we are drawn to clinicians who are curious about people, reflective in their practice and able to balance clinical rigour with warmth and humanity. We value thoughtful formulation, authentic therapeutic relationships and evidence-informed approaches that are responsive to each person's unique experiences, strengths and goals.

Why we do what we do..

At Treat Yourself Well, we take the time to understand each person within the context of their relationships, identity, neurotype, culture, strengths and experiences.

We’ve built a practice where clinicians can engage thoughtfully with complexity, continue developing their professional interests and feel supported by colleagues who value curiosity, collaboration and genuine connection.

If you’re looking for a team where you can do meaningful work, keep learning and bring your own strengths and perspective to the way you practise, I’d be very pleased to hear from you.

A supportive, collaborative multidisciplinary team committed to neuroaffirming practice

A genuinely supportive team culture that values connection, learning, collaboration and professional growth

A flexible and fulfilling caseload shaped around your strengths, clinical interests and areas for professional growth

Established referral pathways across eating disorders, neurodivergence, trauma, young people and assessments

Opportunities to learn alongside clinicians with recognised expertise

Professional development support, including individual and peer supervision, group consultation and professional development allowances

Experienced, dedicated administrative and operational support, allowing you to focus more of your time on clinical work

Established systems, policies and processes that support efficient documentation, reporting and client care

Regular opportunities for team connection, including informal get-togethers and mid-year and end-of-year events including fortnightly team catch ups and monthly group supervision.

Opportunities to contribute to assessments, groups, resources,



education and service development

Opportunities to deepen your specialist interests, develop a clinical niche and progress into senior, supervisory or leadership responsibilities

Beautiful, individually appointed consulting rooms in a vibrant Inner West location, close to parks, cafés and Dawn Fraser Baths

A commitment to clinician wellbeing, sustainable workloads and career longevity

The stability and support of a part-time employee position

THE ROLE

This position would suit early, mid or a senior Psychologist seeking a supportive team environment and the opportunity to deepen their expertise in trauma, eating disorders and neuroaffirming, inclusive practice.

Availability: Two full working days per week. Specific days can be discussed.

In this role, you will:

Provide evidence-informed, weight-neutral treatment for eating disorders, disordered eating, body image concerns and ARFID

Support Autistic and ADHDer clients through a strengths-based, neuroaffirming approach

Work with trauma, anxiety, depression, OCD, perfectionism and life transitions

Develop thoughtful formulations and tailor therapy to each person’s needs, identity, context and way of engaging

Manage a sustainable caseload that allows time for thoughtful formulation, documentation, reporting and high-quality client care

Contribute to education, resources, groups and service development where these align with your interests and expertise

Collaborate with psychologists, dietitians and external healthcare professionals

Participate in supervision, consultation and reflective practice

General registration as a psychologist with AHPRA

Minimum four years’ post-registration experience

Availability to work two full days per week

Demonstrated experience in eating disorders, disordered eating and/or body image concerns

Solid therapeutic engagement, formulation and relationship-building skills

Commitment to trauma-informed, neuroaffirming, inclusive and person-centred care

Ability to work collaboratively within a multidisciplinary team

Highly desirable

CBT-E, DBT, Schema Therapy, FBT, SSCM, EMDR, Focal Psychodynamic Therapy RO-DBT or related training

Experience with Eating Disorders, EMDR, trauma, neurodivergence, LGBTIQA+, non diet approaches

Experience supporting Autistic and ADHDer clients

Experience working with trauma and complex presentations

Supervision or mentoring experience

Additional training, supervision and mentoring may be available for a clinician with strong foundational skills who wishes to deepen specialist expertise.

Phone: 4***

Ask to speak with Tanya Franic, Director & Principal Psychologist.

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📌 Psychologist / Clinical Psychologist - Trauma, Neurodivergence, Eating Disorders (Sydney)
🏢 Treat Yourself Well Sydney
📍 Sydney