At Purple Rain Psychology, our Mission is to help people on their recovery journey to improve their lives by aligning their actions with their core values.

We provide psychological services to adults in Sydney’s Eastern Suburbs, with our psychology practice in Double Bay.

We believe in empowering our clients to lead more meaningful lives through tailoring and individualising therapy that caters to their unique needs and aspirations.

We value respect, safety, compassion, knowledge and community.

Our goal is to provide a safe and supportive space, where individuals can explore their inner selves and work towards a fulfilling and purpose-driven life.

We support client’s from culturally diverse and ethnic backgrounds including Jewish, Christian, Buddhist, Hindu, Muslim and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Cultures. We are a safe space and support clients from the LGBTIQ+ community.

We provide psychological support for adults through to older adults with mental health challenges including Grief and loss, Anxiety, Depression, Stress, Bipolar, Binge Eating Disorder, Bulimia, Adjustment Disorder, Insomnia, Psychosis, Schizophrenia, Schizoaffective Disorder, Cyclothymia, and Sleep Disorders, Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, Panic Disorders.

We also support career development and goal achievement, improving wellbeing and self esteem to be their best self. We use a neurodiverse affirming approach to support all clients with their learning and differences to live their best life.

We are registered as a WDO sponsor and can support you to reduce your financial fines with revenue NSW when engaging in drug and alcohol therapy or mental health counselling.

We are located in Kiaora Lane Family Practice and have ample parking both in Woolworths Double Bay or on the street.

Why the name Purple Rain?

We were inspired by the jacaranda tree where the flowers fall on the ground and it looks like purple rain. It is such a beautiful sight, yet an important part of the trees cycle of renewal. A beautiful, sad, happy, meaningful and important time for a jacaranda tree and the beautiful purple flowers. we felt this cycle perfectly reflects our therapeutic style, using Acceptance Therapy as the central therapeutic style in practice. The practice also work with mood, stress and wellbeing and we felt the purple rain was a symbolism of depression, mood disorders or just the recovery journey. We also like the prince song - Purple Rain.

The psychology practice is dedicated to my dear cousin Jeremy Nisand who passed away by suicide on 12 March 2010.