Aneka (she/her) fosters an empathetic and open approach. She believes in working in a client-centred way, including working in collaboration with individuals to achieve their therapy goals and potential. Aneka ensures clients are listened to and she provides a safe space where they can work through their limiting beliefs. Aneka’s therapy modality interests lie with Cognitive Behaviour Therapy, Humanistic approaches and Solution Focused Therapy. Aneka can deliver services in English or Tamil She works from our Brunswick and Greensborough offices or via telehealth

Emma (she/her) holds a Bachelor of Psychology degree and embodies a serene and nurturing demeanour, placing significant emphasis on cultivating therapeutic relationships. With a person-centred and collaborative approach, Emma has established a formidable presence in the NDIS sector, specializing in psychological interventions aimed at capacity building and positive behaviour support. Her expertise extends to aiding clients facing a spectrum of challenges, including ASD, Anxiety disorders, Depression, emotional dysregulation, and various other disabilities. Emma’s passion for holistic care spans across the lifespan, showcasing her proficiency in early intervention, supporting school-aged children, and guiding adults through their mental health journey. Her dedication to empowering individuals to navigate life’s complexities shines through in every interaction.

Katia works collaboratively with clients to build strong therapeutic relationships. Her warm, empathetic and nurturing approach aims to create a safe space for clients where they feel heard and can foster growth and insight. Katia tailors interventions based on individual client needs, drawing from Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Schema Therapy, Emotion Focused Therapy and Motivational Interviewing. Katia completed a Master of Professional Psychology at La Trobe University. Before joining our team, Katia worked for the Department of Education and Training undergoing assessments with children in rural Victoria. Katia has also volunteered with Lifeline as a crisis supporter.

Pia Pille is a compassionate and dedicated psychologist who is passionate about helping clients overcome challenges and reach their full potential. With a warm, empathetic, and open-minded approach, Pia creates a safe and supportive space where clients feel valued and comfortable sharing their experiences. Pia places a strong emphasis on building trusting and meaningful therapeutic relationships, working collaboratively to empower clients as the experts in their own lives. She is deeply committed to tailoring therapy to each individual’s unique needs, drawing from evidence-based approaches such as Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and mindfulness-based interventions. Her practice is grounded in authenticity and respect, ensuring that clients feel heard, understood, and supported on their journey toward meaningful and lasting change. Pia Pille draws on her experience in the NDIS, homeless and community mental health settings to provide a holistic, person-centered approach that reflects her belief in honouring each client’s lived experience while fostering growth, resilience, and well-being.

I am interested in working with clients across lifespans ranging from young adults, adolescents, adults, and older adults. I work with clients with a variety of presentations including depression, anxiety, addictions, and eating disorders. I use a person-centric approach and enjoy forming a therapeutic alliance with my clients

Drawing from two decades of teaching experience, Chris has developed a deep-rooted interest in Educational and Development Psychology, with a particular focus on the mental well-being of children and young people. Chris has a passion for serving clients of all ages and backgrounds. He brings a wealth of knowledge and skills, offering expertise in administering psychological assessments and delivering evidence-based therapies. His areas of proficiency span the spectrum, encompassing neuro-developmental disorders like ASD, ADHD, and SLD, as well as mood disorders, anxiety, emotional dysregulation, trauma, and disability. As well as cognitive assessments. Chris’s services are accessible to all. He collaborates with clients under private fee-paying arrangements, NDIS, FAS, TAC and WorkCover, ensuring that support is available to those who need it most.

Josh favours a warm, person-centred approach and strives to create an environment in which individuals can feel safe and heard. Dedicated to establishing a strong therapeutic relationship, he believes that warmth, empathy, and positive regard is as important as any therapeutic technique or approach. Incorporating principles of CBT, ACT, and Mindfulness, Josh can help navigate the challenges involved in mental health and the barriers to overall wellbeing.

Luke Littleford strongly believes that everyone has the right to access support to live a mentally healthy life. He is deeply committed to providing a supportive environment that allows for the establishment of a genuine therapeutic relationship, which enables progress towards client’s individual goals. Luke has well developed analytical thinking and problem solving skills, with the ability to apply reasoning to understand difficulties. He uses evidence-based practice to provide the best outcomes for clients. With a strong sense of empathy and a focus on collaboration, Luke effectively employs therapeutic techniques such as CBT, ACT and Mindfulness. This facilitates personal growth and resilience. He believes in the power of a personalised approach and adapts his methods to align with the unique needs and goals of each client. He has experience working with a diverse range of clients and has a particular interest in supporting individuals experiencing sleep difficulties, stress, burnout, worry, anxiety disorders, and mood disorders. He has a specific interest in men’s mental health across the lifespan. Luke’s passion for acquiring knowledge is evident through his engagement with evidence- based research and professional development. He uses this to inform his practice, ensuring clients receive individualised support that effectively addresses their mental health needs.

Manoli (he/ him) is a registered and accredited Counsellor with the Australian Counselling Association His ability to actively listen in an empathic and non-judgemental manner supports his person-centred approach in building therapeutic relationships. He is capable and competent to support the mental health needs of clients who may be experiencing Anxiety or Depression. Manoli has a particular interest in working with individuals and couples regarding relationships. He is trained in the Gottmann Method Couples Therapy.

I am a Psychologist (Provisional) at Elysium Psychology. I’ve always believed that therapy works best when it feels safe and straightforward, so I focus on being warm, attentive, and easy to talk to. My goal is to make sure anyone I work with feels respected and comfortable enough to really open up. Before moving into private practice, I worked in Occupational Rehabilitation and the Forensic Disability sector. Those roles taught me a lot about how complex life can get, especially when someone is trying to manage their mental health while navigating work or difficult social circumstances. I use what I’ve learned to help people find practical ways to cope and get back to feeling like themselves. As a proud Lebanese Muslim, I also have a deep interest in supporting the Muslim, Arab and broader immigrant communities. I know first-hand how tricky it can be to navigate identity, family dynamics, and cultural expectations. I’m happy to offer sessions in both English and Levantine Arabic to make sure language and culture aren't barriers to getting support.

Taren is passionate about supporting clients to develop a deeper understanding of themselves, build resilience, and work towards meaningful goals. He believes that the foundation of therapeutic change lies in a strong therapeutic alliance, and he is dedicated to creating a safe, inclusive, and supportive environment for his clients. His clients value his approachable style, relatability, and client-centred focus. He has supported people with a range of challenges, including mood disorders, anxiety, grief, and interpersonal difficulties. Taren Mieran has a particular interest in working with young people and individuals with neurodiversity, and has experience supporting young people in school settings. He is especially passionate about using a strengths-based approach to help them build confidence, develop healthy coping strategies, and thrive in their everyday lives. With a background in academia as a published researcher, Taren is strongly committed to evidence-based practice and tailoring his approach to meet each client’s unique needs. He draws on extensive training in modalities such as Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and Mindfulness.

Annie is a Provisional Psychologist registered with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA) and a member of the Australian Association of Psychologists Inc (AAPi). She is also a qualified Clinical Naturopath, bringing a unique, integrative perspective to her psychological practice. Before transitioning into psychology, Annie had a successful career in marketing. This diverse professional background enhances her ability to connect with clients from a wide range of life experiences and informs her holistic approach to care. Annie utilises evidence-based therapeutic approaches, including Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and Motivational Interviewing. She takes a whole-person approach to wellbeing, thoughtfully incorporating considerations of nutrition, lifestyle, and physical health into her work where appropriate. She has experience supporting children, adolescents, and adults across a broad range of presentations, including anxiety, mood disorders, trauma, and life transitions. Annie has a particular interest in working with neurodivergent individuals, especially those who are late-diagnosed. This interest is supported by her published research exploring the emotional experiences of individuals receiving a late Autism diagnosis. Annie’s approach is warm, collaborative, and client-centred. She is committed to creating a safe, respectful, and inclusive therapeutic space where clients feel understood, supported, and empowered to make meaningful and lasting change.

Emily is a bubbly, warm and compassionate Psychologist. Emily’s unique passion lies in the field of neuropsychology. She leverages her expertise to assist clients in obtaining valuable insights and informed diagnoses through a variety of assessments. She is skilled in conducting clinical and mental health tests, cognitive and intelligence assessments, adaptive and educational evaluations, memory assessments, vocational assessments, and personality assessments. What sets Emily apart is her unwavering commitment to creating a collaborative and safe space for her clients. She personalises the diagnostic process for each individual, ensuring that they are comfortable and well-informed every step of the way. In addition to assessments, Emily takes pride in fostering therapeutic relationships, allowing clients to embark on their healing journey with confidence and support.

Ms Katy Dib works with both adults and children. She is competent and capable of treating common mental health issues such as depression and anxiety. She also has extensive experience and knowledge of trauma, abuse, grief and loss. She is a friendly, down to earth professional.

Phoebe is a warm, friendly and committed psychologist and Board approved Supervisor. She is very easy to talk to and focuses on building strong rapport. She is experienced in diverse client presentations, working with both children and adults. She is competent working with a wide variety of disorders and difficulties including, Anxiety, Depression, Autism, social difficulties, ADHD and addictions (Alcohol, other drugs and gambling).

Sigrid is a friendly, engaging and compassionate psychologist who assists clients to achieve their wellbeing goals through a person-centred, evidence-based approach, incorporating Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Attachment Theory and Motivational Interviewing into her practice. She tailors interventions to suit each clients individual needs and works with youth through to adults. Sigrid assists clients to overcome a range of presenting concerns including depression, anxiety, stress, mood disorders, low self-esteem, relationship difficulties and attachment issues.

Sophia (Longkai; she/her) is a warm, approachable, and down-to-earth psychologist who believes in the innate wisdom each client possesses, even if it’s not always immediately recognised. She is committed to helping clients uncover and embrace this inner knowledge, guiding them on their path to personal growth and self-understanding. Sophia's therapeutic approach is non-authoritative, creating a space of unconditional positive regard where clients feel truly supported. Her practice is informed by evidence-based methods, incorporating principles of Cognitive Behaviour Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Attachment Theory, Schema Therapy, Mindfulness, and Play Therapy. Sophia provides individualised therapy for children, adolescents and adults from diverse backgrounds with a passion for supporting clients facing challenges such as ASD, ADHD, stress, anxiety disorders, interpersonal issues, and trauma. She has worked in the NDIS space and can help clients build their capacity to improve their daily living. Sophia can deliver treatment in English and Mandarin. Sophia works at Greensborough on Thursday and Friday, and via Telehealth.