Greg Pankhurst

Dr. Greg Pankhurst is a Clinical Psychologist, Counselling Psychologist, and Psychologist based in Blaxland, NSW. He works at Riverlands Therapy Services, located at 1 Boorea Street, Blaxland 2774, Australia. His clinic provides a range of support to individuals, couples, and families.

Dr. Pankhurst offers individual therapy sessions to help people understand thoughts, feelings, and behaviors. He also provides couples therapy to improve communication and strengthen relationships. Family therapy is available to support families as they navigate stress, change, and everyday challenges. His practice uses evidence-based approaches like Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Mindfulness-based therapy.

For residents in and around Blaxland and the wider NSW region, his services are designed to be approachable and practical. He aims to create a safe space where clients can discuss what matters most in their lives. The sessions are structured to be clear and supportive, helping clients set realistic goals and track progress over time.

Dr. Pankhurst emphasizes a respectful and collaborative approach. He works with clients to tailor therapy to their unique needs and life circumstances. He values ongoing learning and keeps up-to-date with new ideas in psychology to provide effective care. He also works with other professionals when a team approach is beneficial, showing a commitment to coordinated care.

People who seek help with anxiety, mood concerns, relationship challenges, or family dynamics can find practical strategies and steady guidance with his support. The clinic welcomes clients who are new to therapy and those who have experience with psychological services.

With a professional and patient-friendly style, Dr. Pankhurst has built a trusted reputation in the Blaxland area. His work at Riverlands Therapy Services reflects strong clinical skills, reliability, and a focus on real-world results. Clients can feel confident in his expertise as they take steps toward better mental health and well-being in a supportive Australian setting.