Abbey (she/her) is a registered Psychologist who is passionate about making meaningful change and supporting people through challenging times. Abbey is particularly interested in working with children, adolescents, and their families. Abbey has experience supporting those experiencing a range of mental health difficulties and learning differences. Abbey utilises a range of therapy approaches to ensure each individual is working towards their goals including Cognitive Behaviour Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy and more. Abbey understands the relationship between you and your Psychologist is the most important factor towards outcomes, therefore she ensures each individual feels comfortable and supported with every interaction. Outside of work, Abbey enjoys being outdoors and spending time with friends and family.

Amanda (she/her) is a Provisional Psychologist with a deep commitment to supporting psychological wellbeing and personal growth. She strives to create a warm, safe, non-judgemental space where all experiences are met with compassion and respect. Her work is grounded in trauma-informed principles, recognising the importance of safety, choice and collaboration in the therapeutic process. Before training in psychology, Amanda spent over two decades in the marketing and advertising industry. With a curious mind and a creative lens, she draws on her diverse background to bring a fresh perspective to therapy – blending psychological insight with creative thinking to help clients understand themselves and their challenges in ways that are insightful, practical and deeply personal. At the heart of Amanda's work is a commitment to what matters to her clients, whether that’s improving emotional health, strengthening relationships, guiding them through times of change, or helping them reconnect with a deeper sense of self. She is particularly passionate about the therapeutic process itself; creating a space where her clients feel heard, understood, and empowered to make meaningful change. Her goal is to support her clients in exploring their story, their values, and the possibilities for their future; through the gentle uncovering of strengths that can often go unnoticed. Amanda loves live music, travelling, art, history, yoga and nature walks.

Dr Lisa Burke supports adult clients coping with grief and loss, and in recognition of this she has been designated a Fellow in Thanatology for her clinical, teaching, and research contributions. Lisa works not only with those grieving end of life, but also with those grieving non-death losses such as adoption, developmental experiences (e.g. infertility, ageing), life changes (e.g. endings, divorce, retirement), and unexpected mental or physical health diagnoses. Whatever your circumstances, Lisa brings passion, compassion, and belief in the human capacity for change. Lisa is empathic, respectful, and endorses the client and psychologist working together to achieve client-centred goals. ENDEAVOUR PSYCHOLOGY ACCEPTED REFERRAL PATHWAYS: Mental Health Treatment Plans, privately paying or private health insurance, TAC, WorkSafe, NDIS (self-managed or plan-managed only), and DVA. Endeavour Psychology cannot accept PTS, Centacare, VOCAT, or VACU referrals.

Teya (she/her) is a Provisional Psychologist who is passionate about supporting young people, their families, and individuals from diverse backgrounds. She has a special interest in neurodiversity, gender, and LGBTQI+ affirming and trauma-informed practice. Teya values a client-centered approach and integrates evidence-based therapies tailored to individual needs. Her background includes experience in outreach mental health support, yoga and mindfulness teaching, and cultural programs, enriching her holistic perspective on well-being. Outside of work, Teya enjoys exploring nature, gardening and learning new things.