Freedom to live your full potential
Welcome to Anxiety House Brisbane, a leading provider of evidence-based therapy for a range of anxiety disorders in children, adolescents, and adults. Our team of skilled clinicians is dedicated to helping you meet your true potential by tailoring our treatments to your specific areas of need.
Our Vision
Our vision is to be clinical leaders in the treatment of anxiety disorders. We strive to meet your treatment expectations by providing a quality evidence-based program and are committed to meeting you at any stage in your life.
Who We Treat
Anxiety House Brisbane was born from a need to specialise in all things anxiety. Our clinical psychologists are skilled in the assessment and treatment of a wide variety of anxiety disorders, including school refusal, phobias, worry (generalised anxiety), separation anxiety, social anxiety, behavioural challenges, and more.
We understand that children and teenagers face unique challenges as they navigate through different stages of development. Our clinical psychologists provide treatment of anxiety disorders with a knowledge and appreciation of this changing developmental framework.
At Anxiety House Brisbane, we recognise that adults may find "adulting" hard work, which can trigger underlying vulnerabilities like anxiety. We are familiar with a range of anxiety presentations and are committed to working with you with kindness, compassion, and empathy.
Families play a crucial role in the treatment of anxiety disorders. We recognise that individuals must be treated within their important systems. Whether it be your family of origin or a group of individuals you identify as your family, we recognise that context is important.
Our Services
At Anxiety House Brisbane, we provide evidence-based therapy for the following anxiety disorders:
- Anxiety Disorders
- Anxiety in Children
- Sleep Related Anxiety
- Emetophobia: Anxiety about Vomiting
- Generalised Anxiety Disorder in Adults
- Illness Related Anxiety
- Misophonia
- Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD)
- Orthorexia: Anxiety about Health and Fitness
- Panic Disorder and Panic Attacks
- Relationship Anxiety
- School Refusal
- Selective Mutism
- Social Anxiety
- Specific Phobia
- Teen Anxiety
Assessments, Therapies, Types of Therapies, Virtual Reality Therapy, and Online Therapy are also available.
Our Team
We would like to welcome you to Anxiety House and introduce our team of psychologists. The clinic currently has Masters Qualified psychologists trained to work with either children, adolescents or adults with anxiety disorders.
Professionalism and Friendliness
Anxiety House has received countless praise for its professional and friendly staff. Authors Dee Thomson, Emily, Cath Sutton, Tom Reid, Gamingg, Quarmy Doo, and Sara Sara have all commended the team on their personable and efficient service. From the front desk staff to the therapists, every member of the team seems to prioritize their clients' needs and well-being.
Effective Treatment and Communication
The reviews also highlight the effectiveness of the treatment provided at Anxiety House. Authors Tom Reid and Sara Sara have reported positive outcomes from their sessions, and authors Gamingg and Quarmy Doo have expressed their gratitude for the care and support they received. Authors Emily and Cath Sutton have praised the clinic's communication, stating that it is prompt, efficient, and respectful of clients' boundaries.
Exceptional Therapists
Several authors have specifically praised individual therapists at Anxiety House, including Chloe, Alexandra McCloud, Sam Versace, and Anthony. These therapists have been commended for their genuineness, listening skills, and willingness to connect clients with other available services.
Concerns and Criticism
However, authors Jason Roberts and Clarence Schofield have expressed negative experiences with Anxiety House. Author Jason Roberts claimed that the front-end reception staff are more concerned with making money than with clients' well-being, citing an office manager who harasses clients for late fee payments. Author Clarence Schofield accused the practice of being unprofessional and prioritize profit over people, claiming they are not transparent with their costings and have hidden charges.
