The Nurture Clinic Psychology

Meet Niki

I’m Niki Kajons, a registered psychologist with a deep interest and passion in supporting women during life’s most defining transitions.

Whether you are navigating new parenthood, shifting identity in midlife, perimenopause/menopause, or the complexities of separation, I offer a calm and compassionate space to pause and regroup. Using a systems-informed lens, we will explore not just symptoms, but the wider patterns and relationships influencing your experience so change feels sustainable and empowering.

I have a strong belief in the capacity of all women to move forward when provided with an environment that is warm, grounded, collaborative and practical.

I've held positions as a health promotion practitioner, psychologist and Director in NSW Health for over 20 years. I apply my extensive experience in understanding the key drivers of mental health and wellbeing gained over the course of my career in my clinical practice.

I'm a proud mum of three, ranging in age from pre-teen to young adult. I have juggled the work/sport/family life for two decades, and have personally navigated many of the common challenges around parenting and midlife.

It's my privilege to walk alongside the inspirational women who shape our children and communities, as they reconnect with who they are to move forward with peace and purpose.

About The Nurture Clinic Psychology

Compassionate Psychological Support

At The Nurture Clinic Psychology, we specialise in providing compassionate psychological support tailored to your individual needs. We are dedicated to helping you overcome challenges and foster emotional wellbeing. We focus on creating a nurturing space that promotes healing and growth.

Support for Women’s Life Changes

Compassionate Psychological Support

We understand the unique challenges women face during major life changes such as motherhood, menopause, career shifts, or relationship breakdowns. Our therapy sessions are designed to address these transitions with sensitivity and insight, helping you find stability and purpose. Your journey to empowerment begins here.

Holistic and Practical Therapy

Compassionate Psychological Support

Holistic and Practical Therapy

Our approach combines holistic and practical strategies to support your mental health. We incorporate systems-informed techniques to address not only symptoms but also the broader patterns affecting your wellbeing. Our goal is to facilitate meaningful and lasting change.

Frequently Asked Questions

Please reach us at info@thenurtureclinic.com.au if you cannot find an answer to your question.

Do I need a referral?

No, you do not need a referral to book an appointment. Your GP may be able to provide a Mental Health Treatment Plan to allow you to access a rebate through Medicare if you are eligible.

How long are therapy sessions?

Sessions are typically 50 minutes long, but the duration may be adjusted based on your needs and circumstances.

Do you accept private health insurance?

Many private health funds offer extras cover for psychological services. The rebate will depend on your level of cover, and this can be checked directly with your health fund.

What are your fees?

The standard fee for an initial consultation is $270, with follow up appointments $250.

For clients with a Mental Health Treatment Plan, the current Medicare rebate is $98.95 per session.

What is your cancellation policy?

If less than 48 hours notice is provided to cancel or reschedule: 50% of applicable fee

If less than 24 hours notice is provided to cancel or reschedule: full fee is applied

Crisis resources

Please note, we do not offer an emergency response service. If you, or someone you know, is in crisis or needs emergency assistance, please contact the organisations below.

Emergency Services: call 000

Lifeline: call 13 11 14

Mental Health Access Line: 1800 011 511

Safe Haven - Gosford and Wyong

Safe Haven is a place where you can go to get calm and culturally sensitive support if you are experiencing distress or suicidal thoughts.

It is a safe place where you can talk openly about how you are feeling and what you’re going through.

A place where you can feel supported and not judged.

You can talk to suicide prevention peer workers who may have experienced suicidal distress and recovery, and who understand what you are going through.

It is free and you don’t need an appointment.

For more information see this link:

https://www.health.nsw.gov.au/towardszerosuicides/Pages/safe-haven.aspx#help