If you or a loved one has been experiencing persistent low mood which hasn’t responded to treatment, you’re not alone. At GoodMind Therapeutics, we offer evidence‑based care that supports people through emotional challenges by combining structured programs with treatment delivered by our experienced Sydney clinical team, helping you feel understood and supported to make meaningful progress in your mental health journey.
A low mood disorder clinic is a dedicated space where people can find personalised care for low mood challenges. At GoodMind Therapeutics, we use evidence-based treatments delivered with empathy and understanding. Our team of experienced clinicians, including psychologists, psychiatrists, and other specialists work together to offer the right support through tailored outpatient programs in Sydney.
We are here to help you find your way to a better mood and a healthier mindset.
The therapy process begins with a comprehensive consultation with a registered clinician to assess your mental health needs.
Reach out to one of our experienced clinicians to discuss your unique situation. We’ll work together to understand your needs and find the right solution tailored to help you move forward.
A referral from your GP or psychiatrist is required to access our specialised treatment pathways. These programs, designed by experienced mental-health professionals & ensure your care is personalised.
Our trained mental-health nurses deliver your sessions in a supportive environment. They provide one-on-one monitoring, preparation guidance, and post-session check-ins to help you feel safe and informed throughout your care.
Your progress is reviewed regularly, and your care plan may evolve based on your goals, preferences, and clinical needs.
You’ll receive a personalised treatment plan designed to meet your unique needs. We continually review and adjust this plan to ensure it evolves with your progress, providing the best possible support throughout your journey.
The team is so kind, understanding, and flexible—they’ve made everything easy and stress-free from the start.
The support I received at GoodMind was life-changing. For the first time in years, I felt understood and guided towards real healing.
I’m finally hopeful about the future.
Amazing experience, friendly warm welcome very professional and all round 5 star experience. Highly recommended!
The staff made me feel comfortable from the start. They listen and work with you to create a plan that fits your needs, they've been so flexible and accommodating, it's been great.
Amazing people, amazing place and amazing treatments
Thank you
Can’t recommend them enough. From the moment I walked in, the team’s professionalism, warmth, and deep understanding put me at ease.
My dealing with Goodmind has been great. The staff have been helpful and made the whole experience and treatment stress free.
Highly recommended
What truly sets Goodmind apart is their commitment to making the process as seamless as possible.
They work with DVA to streamline the entire experience, ensuring that veterans and others eligible for assistance can access the support they need
These services are provided under relevant regulatory frameworks and specialist clinical governance.
They may be considered for some people experiencing ongoing low mood, but the programs differ in terms of cost, time commitment, and patient eligibility.
If you’re exploring support for your mental health, our team can help you understand the available options and guide you on next steps.
GoodMind Therapeutic’s clinician-guided programs are generally designed for:
To confirm eligibility, you can start by filling out the screening form. Requirements may vary depending on the program.
You can start by completing our screening form, which helps determine whether our clinician-guided programs may be a good fit for your needs. Once we receive your form, one of our clinical team members will contact you to discuss your mental health history and assess your eligibility.
Low moods are a natural part of life, and for many people they’re temporary and manageable. However, for up to 47% of Australians, persistent low mood can be part of a broader mental health challenge that may affect daily life. It can look different for everyone, but common experiences include:
Treatment options may include prescription medicines. This would be determined by a specialist psychiatrist following assessment. We are unable to advertise prescription medicines directly.
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Medical Director and Psychiatrist
Dr Graham is passionate about social justice, trauma, and veteran and first responder mental health. He came to medicine following a successful career in Defence, which included two deployments to Afghanistan. This experience drew him to Psychiatry as a specialty. Dr Graham has advanced qualifications in addition to his MBBS, including a Masters of Psychiatric Medicine and a Doctor of Philosophy.
Psychiatrist Consultant
Dr Jennifer Long is an accomplished psychiatrist with subspecialty expertise in psychosomatic medicine, pain medicine, neuropsychiatry, and psychotherapies.
With over a decade of clinical experience across both public and private sectors, Dr Long brings a deeply integrative and trauma-informed approach to mental health care, supporting patients holistically across mind and body.
Her commitment to evidence-based, compassionate, and integrative care reflects the core of GoodMind’s mission, ensuring every individual receives thoughtful, person-centred support tailored to their unique needs.
Registrar psychiatrist
Dr Guo is a Registrar psychiatrist and Fellow of the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Psychiatrists (FRANZCP).He completed the majority of his specialist psychiatric training at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital, where he gained extensive experience across acute inpatient, community, and emergency psychiatric services, managing a broad range of complex mental health presentations.
Dr Guo has a strong clinical and academic interest in substance use disorders, with particular research focus on e-cigarette use and mental health outcomes in veteran populations.
Dr Guo completed his Doctor of Medicine at the University of Western Australia, after obtaining a Bachelor of Biomedicine from the University of Melbourne. He is fluent in English and Mandarin.
Pharmasist and Advisor
Nick joined the Royal Australian Air Force in 2003 and then transferred to the Australian Army in 2005. Nick was allocated to the Royal Australian Infantry Corps, commencing his regimental time at the 2nd Battalion, Royal Australian Regiment. He posted to various units until deploying on Operation Slipper in 2013.
Nick completed his pharmacy degree through the University of New England. Nick currently lives in Samford Valley with his wife and sons, and works locally at the Samford Pharmacy. Nicks interests include hiking, outdoor activities, nutrition, and veteran and mental health.
Partnerships Manager
As the wife of a former serving member who dedicated 15 years to the Defence Force, Amanda experienced firsthand the toll military life can take – not just on those who serve, but on the families who stand beside them. Over the years, she watched husband navigate the mental and physical challenges that come with service, and experienced the ripple effects that reach far beyond the uniform.
Amandaʼs mission is clear: to be a voice to ensure that every veteran, first responder, and their loved ones know they have options when it comes to their mental health.
Clinical Care Lead & Health Consultant
Originally from South Africa, Jodie is a dedicated registered nurse, nurse immuniser, health consultant, and qualified naturopathic nutritionist with extensive experience across diverse healthcare settings, including mental health. She is also an Accredited Mental Health First Aider™ (MHFAider®) through MHFA Australia. Known for her warm, approachable nature and strong communication skills, Jodie is passionate about guiding individuals through their care journeys with empathy and professionalism. She focuses on comprehensive health assessments, coordination during treatment programs, and supporting individuals throughout their experience. Jodie brings a holistic perspective that integrates clinical knowledge with lifestyle and wellbeing insights. She embodies GoodMind Therapeutics’ commitment to delivering supportive, person-centred care. Outside of work, Jodie enjoys keeping up with the latest in health and wellness.
CEO & Co-Founder
Lauren began her career as a medical doctor in New Zealand, working for several years across a range of mental health and emergency medicine settings. She transitioned into management consulting with Bain & Company in Australia, to focus on system-level impact and has since worked with leading Australian healthcare organisations to improve access, efficiency, and outcomes for patients. At GoodMind, she brings together clinical and strategic expertise to help build a more compassionate, effective system for people seeking progressive mental health care.
COO & Co-Founder
Gaius combines his background as a pharmacist with extensive experience building and scaling digital and in-person healthcare models.
Before GoodMind, he led operational strategy and service delivery at Chemist Warehouse, Eucalyptus, and Mosh, developing national telehealth networks and multisite clinical operations.
He blends clinical insight with operational and commercial expertise to design safe, scalable, and patient-centred mental-health programs.
Operations Associate
Operation Manager
Clinic Lead in Darwin
As per the guidelines set by the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA), we cannot advertise prescription medications to the public. However, we are committed to providing the best possible care to our clients and offer a range of next-step therapies that can be discussed during a consultation with our team.
