Katie Martens is a psychologist and forensic psychologist based in Sydney, working from Suite 3, Level 5, 154 Elizabeth Street, Sydney NSW 2000. Her focus is on helping people make sense of what they’re going through, and then taking practical steps to cope better. In many cases, that starts with calmer thinking and clearer communication at home, work, or during stressful life events.
Katie offers individual therapy, couples counselling, and family therapy. Sessions can help when you’re dealing with anxiety, low mood, relationship stress, or feeling overwhelmed. She also supports people who need psychological assessments. These assessments are often used to better understand a situation, check patterns, and guide next steps.
Because her work includes forensic psychology, Katie can also be involved when there are legal or court-related concerns. That might mean writing reports or supporting people through processes where emotions run high. At times, this can feel heavy and confusing, so she keeps things grounded and focuses on what’s happening right now and what you need next.
Over time, Katie’s approach looks at both the person and the situation around them. She’ll talk through stress, how it shows up in your body and mind, and the small habits that can make a difference. Alongside counselling, she shares stress management techniques that are simple enough to use in real life, not just in the appointment room.
Katie’s experience sits across general psychology care and forensic psychology work. She works with adults, couples, and families, depending on what the situation calls for. The goal is usually the same: help you understand your patterns, manage your day-to-day better, and feel more in control.
In terms of education, Katie is trained as both a psychologist and a forensic psychologist. She stays focused on safe, respectful care, and aims to keep sessions clear and easy to follow. Clinical trials and research details aren’t something she advertises here, but her work is built around practical assessment and therapy support for people in real situations.