Sydney CBD
Psychology Clinic
About
Conveniently located on York Street in the heart of the CBD, our clinic provides expert clinical psychology services led by the highly experienced Dr Pauline Hall. Designed with a unique mid-century aesthetic, the practice features an advanced digital self-check-in system upon arrival, ensuring a seamless and highly private experience for your visit. For your convenience, consultations are available both in-clinic and via Telehealth. We welcome most private health insurance funds, NDIS, Workers’ Compensation, and CTP claims, with Medicare rebates also available for eligible clients with a GP referral.



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Our Location
Level 9, 131 York Street Sydney, NSW 2000
Getting Here
Transport & Parking
Our clinic is located at 131 York Street, directly opposite the QVB. We are just a short walk from Town Hall Station and the QVB Light Rail stop. While there are several paid parking stations nearby, the closest is Wilson Parking at 111 York Street.
Upon Arrival
The building offers step-free entry and lift access to Level 9. When you arrive, please enter the waiting room and toggle the switch next to ‘Pauline’ to check in. Dr Pauline Hall will come out to welcome you at your scheduled appointment time.
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Meet Our Clinical Psychologist
Dr. Pauline Hall
Clinical Psychologist
Dr Pauline Hall is a Senior Clinical Psychologist based in Sydney with over ten years of experience working with adults, adolescents, and couples. She provides assessment and treatment for anxiety, depression, trauma, workplace psychological injuries, stress-related conditions, relationship difficulties, Autism, and ADHD. She has extensive experience working with individuals involved in WC and CTP.
Dr Hall is fluent in English, Cantonese, and Mandarin and is committed to providing culturally responsive psychological care. Her clinical approach integrates evidence-based therapies with mindfulness and experiential techniques, helping clients develop greater self-awareness, emotional resilience, and psychological wellbeing. As a long-term meditation practitioner with a daily meditation practice, Dr Hall values the importance of self-reflection, presence, and psychological insight. Her personal commitment to contemplative practice informs her therapeutic work and enriches her understanding of the challenges and benefits of cultivating mindful awareness. Dr Hall is actively involved in psychological research and professional education. She has presented her work at both the Australian Psychological Society (APS) College of Clinical Psychologists Conference and the American Psychological Association (APA) Convention. Her professional interests include Buddhist psychotherapy, mindfulness, cross-cultural mental health, and the integration of Eastern contemplative traditions with contemporary psychotherapy. Dr Hall aims at helping clients better understand their experiences, navigate life's challenges, and reconnect with their strengths and values. Her favorite pastime is gardening, music, coffee roasting, reading, and spending time with her cats.





