Natalie is a registered psychologist who has worked across the lifespan for a number of years. Natalie is interested in working with adolescents and adults experiencing eating disorders, anxiety disorders, mood disorders, relationship issues and trauma. Natalie endeavours to tailor treatment to her clients by working throughout treatment collaboratively with the client, their medical treatment team and/or supporting individuals to assist individuals in meeting their treatment goals. Natalie offers an open, compassionate, warm and relaxed approach in supporting you to tackle life’s challenges and help navigate your unique journey while working towards engaging in the development of meaningful and healthy relationships. Natalie offers a compassionate and non-judgmental approach to connecting with clients in an engaging but unorthodox manner to maximise rapport and enhance treatment goals. Natalie values a client-centred approach within my sessions to create the most effective treatment for clients.

Luke Simmons is a psychologist with general registration who assists individuals achieve their personal goals and enhance their overall well-being. He tailors his approach to meet each person's unique needs and is trained to treat a range of mental health diagnoses using evidence-based psychological interventions. I am well skilled to support you with a variety of challenges such as: Depression. Grief, Loss or Trauma. Relationship Issues. Navigating significant life changes. Stress or Anger Management. Psychological support for those caring for a loved one.

Sarah is a friendly psychologist with experience in a broad range of therapies including acceptance and commitment therapy, dialectical behaviour therapy and holistic mindfulness. She has a particular interest in neurodivergence and is happy to tailor her approach to your individual needs. Her goal is to make you feel heard and respected.

Bianca has over 11 years of experience working with people across the lifespan and with a range of mental health conditions, disabilities, and trauma. She works from a range of different evidence-based practices including trauma-informed, solution focussed, CBT, and holistic approaches, to name a few. Her aim is to help inspire you to find more purpose, hope, contentment, balance, and peace in your life.

Deb has a background in counseling and has been a psychologist for eleven years. She has worked with clients with a variety of mental health conditions using modalities such as Cognitive Behaviour Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy and Eye Movement Desensitisation and Reprocessing both face to face and digitally. She looks forward to assisting you with your mental health.

If you are looking for someone to talk to, Seamus is here to listen. They have 3 years of experience working with adolescents, young adults and families. Seamus believes great therapy comes from a place of trust and curiosity. They hope to empower you to live your best life, and learn more about yourself.

Farah has experience working with people with disabilities, adults who have been in prison, people experiencing mental health challenges, children and young people in out-of-home care, foster carers and residential care teams. Farah offers a thoughtful and person-centered approach.

Lynn is an approachable, compassionate and respectful person who believes that every individual have a different life trajectory based on various life experiences and background. Her goal is to support individuals to achieve good quality of life despite life challenges and individual circumstances.

Hi, I’m Mary. Traveling has been a transformative experience for me, exposing me to new cultures, perspectives, and ways of life. Besides travelling, I love to dance, spend time with friends and have long conversations about deep existential questions as well as the trivial controversies of life (pineapple on pizza or not?). Life presents us all with challenges and I feel honoured to help people when they are going through a challenging time in their lives. I have experienced my own significant challenges and losses which have impacted me and cultivated my empathy and commitment to support others. As a first-generation immigrant growing up in Australia, I’ve witnessed first-hand how migration, culture, language, and family dynamics can shape one’s upbringing. This understanding allows me to provide culturally sensitive and inclusive support as well as recognise the influence of various factors in the formation of personal identity.

Graduating with a degree in Medicine from the University of Wollongong in 2013, Dr Helen Keteku-Adu has used her wealth of knowledge to provide patients with informed and compassionate care, all over Australia. Her interests are in: Mental health, Children’s health, Women’s health, Chronic Disease Management and Dermatology.