Minds Move Better Together
A Bit About Us
MindMovers Psychology is a Sydney based Psychology Clinic that specialises in helping parents, children and families reach their full potential by providing a safe space to learn the skills and mindset to feel empowered and connected in their lives.
The team at MindMovers Psychology are passionate about making psychology a fun, interactive and engaging experience. Psychological wellbeing is an important part of having a balanced, healthy and joyful life! It influences the extent to which we thrive in our relationships with our partner, children, family, friends or colleagues.
The MindMovers Model
What We Do
The MindMovers model is developed based on the needs of clients, and is continually updated to meet current best practices in psychological interventions, as well as ensuring the learning is a fun and exciting process for clients. The MindMovers team are passionate and enthusiastic about helping youth and the benefit of using a combination of group, individual and family work to meet this aim.
We use a range of different evidence-based modalities which are customised to suit each individual client’s unique needs and wants.
We know that in order for long-lasting change, it is important for a whole family approach to therapy.
We run groups dedicated to helping coach, mentor and support your child in a friendly, fun and safe environment.
We create programs that support long-term skill building and strengthening to promote healthy emotional and mental wellbeing.
Meet Our Team
The MindMovers Team
We've got you covered with our growing team of incredible Psychologists!
Board Approved Supervisor, Registrar Program Principal Supervisor (Clinical), Clinical Director and Founder
B.A Psych (Hons.), PGDip Psych, PGDip ProfPsych, M.Psych (Clinical)
Jaimie Bloch is one of Australia's leading Clinical Psychologists specialising in child, adolescent, and adult mental health. As the founder and Clinical Director of MindMovers Psychology in Sydney's Eastern Suburbs, she has spent nearly two decades helping young people and adults build emotional resilience, self-awareness, and lasting confidence.
Jaimie is known for her warm, non-judgmental approach, one that makes clients of all ages feel genuinely seen and safe. Her work goes beyond symptom management: she helps children, teens, and adults understand themselves, strengthen their relationships, and create real change from the inside out. For her clients, the goal isn't just change; it's helping them feel more at home in themselves. For families, Jaimie works with the whole system, not just the presenting problem.
Her expertise spans anxiety, depression, school refusal, ADHD, emotional dysregulation, behavioural challenges, relationship difficulties, life transitions, trauma, and the full range of presentations across childhood, adolescence, and adulthood. Whether a family is navigating toddler behaviour, primary school transitions, or tween anxiety, or an individual is working through burnout, trauma, identity, or the challenges of emerging adulthood, Jaimie brings both clinical precision and practical, person-centred strategies that create real change.
A recognised thought leader in psychology and mental health, Jaimie appears regularly across Australian media as a commentator on child development, parenting, and emotional wellbeing. Her Instagram community, where tens of thousands of parents, educators, and professionals follow her daily, reflects a broader mission: to make evidence-based psychology accessible, relatable, and genuinely useful for everyone.
Jaimie holds a Bachelor of Psychological Science (Hons.), two Postgraduate Diplomas in Psychology and Professional Psychology, and a Master of Clinical Psychology.
She is a Board-Approved Supervisor and Principal Supervisor in the Australian Clinical Psychology Registrar Program — a role that reflects her commitment to mentoring the next generation of psychologists and elevating the standard of care across Australia.
When clients work with Jaimie, they gain more than a psychologist. They gain a trusted partner in their growth — and the tools to keep building long after the sessions end.
Board Approved Supervisor, Senior Psychologist
B. Psy (Hons)
These days, Scott channels his experience into supporting the MindMovers team from behind the scenes. While Scott is no longer seeing new clients directly, anyone hoping to work with him can still book with one of the clinicians he mentors, each sharing his warmth and therapeutic approach.
Scott King is a warm, empathetic psychologist who has a true gift for helping kids feel safe, understood, and celebrated, just as they are. Whether your child is navigating big emotions, struggling with friendships, or feeling overwhelmed by the world around them, Scott creates a calm, nurturing space where they can open up, feel heard, and start to thrive.
Scott works with children, teens, adults, and families—and he’s especially passionate about supporting neurodivergent individuals in a way that is inclusive, empowering, and affirming. He values and respects every brain’s unique wiring and works with kids, adults, and parents to build confidence, self-awareness, and emotional resilience in a way that feels engaging, creative, and even fun.
In his work with adults, Scott supports those experiencing a range of mental health challenges and differences, including navigating life’s expectations, managing transitions, and learning to let go of unhelpful patterns to create a more meaningful, authentic life.
He weaves in sensory-based strategies like movement, mindfulness, yoga, and art to make sessions feel relaxed, playful, and tailored to what each individual needs. Whether it’s tackling anxiety, managing meltdowns, improving social skills, or boosting self-esteem, Scott works closely with families and individuals to create real, lasting change.
Scott brings a wealth of experience from both private practice and community settings. He’s skilled in supporting children with developmental differences, anger, behaviour challenges, grief, gender and identity exploration, and emotional regulation. He also works with parents and schools to build consistent, effective strategies that support a child’s growth across all areas of life.
As a certified Westmead Feelings Program facilitator, Scott runs group programs that help children with Autism and ADHD better understand and express their emotions, building stronger social connections and self-confidence along the way.
He uses a mix of proven therapy methods, including CBT, ACT, play therapy, schema therapy, mindfulness, and psychodynamic approaches, always adapting to the unique personality and needs of each person he supports.
Scott is also a highly experienced assessor, offering comprehensive evaluations for Autism, ADHD, and learning differences that don’t just diagnose—but empower children, adults, and families to understand their strengths and get the right support.
Beyond his clinical work, Scott is a Board-Approved Supervisor who mentors early-career psychologists with the same calm, curious, and collaborative approach he brings to his client work.
With Scott, therapy is never one-size-fits-all. It’s a partnership built on trust, acceptance, and the belief that every person has the power to grow and shine in their own way, and in their own time.
The Right Match
Find The Right Psychologist
Research into effective therapy has found that whilst the treatment approach is important, the most important factor in desirable treatment outcomes is the relationships between the therapist and the client. This is why our number one focus during intakes and ongoing therapy is to make sure our clients are cared for, supported and feel they have the right therapist. At MindMovers Psychology, we know how important it is to find the right fit to support our clients which is why we have a specialised system during our phone intakes to support you in finding the right clinician.
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