Bruna is a Clinical Psychologist and Board Approved Supervisor, currently providing evidence-based assessments for ADHD and Autism in adults and older adolescents. Bruna has experience working with neurodivergent conditions across both public and private settings. She has also worked extensively with people experiencing chronic health concerns and is passionate about providing care for people with ADHD and Autism alongside chronic health issues. Bruna has a strong neuro-affirming focus, and uses a warm, friendly, and empathic approach in her assessments. Bruna’s goal is to help neurodivergent people to better understand themselves and to improve their life experience.

I have a strong interests in helping you have more emotionally connected and fulfilling life and relationships by identifying and looking at the way in which your patterns get in the way. Often these patterns are developed in childhood and influence the way we view ourselves, as well as our relationships with others. I will also help you to disarm your ‘inner critic’ – the self-limiting voice that undermines our true capabilities and potential. I foster a warm and welcoming environment in-session, and utilise empathic confrontation to highlight inconsistencies between behaviours and thoughts and emotions. I will work with you collaboratively and transparently, focusing on your strengths and teaching skills to help you to tackle challenges and work toward valued life goals. My primary aim is to support you to achieve greater insight, identify ways to better manage distress and maximise your mental wellbeing. Chiara is an experienced clinical psychologist with several years of experience in private practice and academia. Chiara is registered as a clinical psychologist with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA) and she is trained in several approaches, including Psychodynamic Theory and Practice, Person Centred Therapy, Narrative Therapy, Gestalt Therapy, and Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT). Chiara has experience working with a diverse range of patients, including adults, migrants, Indigenous population and CALD people. She has an extensive experience in assessing and offering psychological treatment to people with disability, including schizophrenia, severe personality disorders, physical and mental disabilities and Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). She has also a strong interested in working with mood disorders (anxiety and depression) and eating disorders. She has provided consultations in different settings, such as hospitals, medical clinics, universities and private practices.

Dan is a psychologist with a particular interest in assessment of Autism and ADHD, and treatment of anxiety, trauma, and attachment disturbance, but he has experience working with a wide range of difficulties. Dan has practiced in primary mental health care, university clinic, specialist anxiety clinic, and inpatient private hospital settings. Dan is a strong believer in the value of evidence-based practice and is familiar with a number of well-validated therapies (e.g. cognitive-behavioural therapy, acceptance and commitment therapy, interpersonal psychotherapy, attachment-focused work). However, ultimately his clinical philosophy is “do what works”. He will work with you as you determine what will be effective in your pursuit of a more rich, full, and meaningful life. Dan recognises that mental illness is common and firmly believes there is always hope for positive change.

Dr Iona Walker is an Australian and UK accredited Consultant Clinical Psychologist registered with AHPRA with fifteen years of experience in the field of psychology and mental health. She has a Doctorate in Clinical Psychology, a MSc in Clinical and Health Psychology (with Distinction) and an MA (hons) in Psychology. She has undertaken specialist training in a number of areas including neurodiversity and is able to support adults and older adolescents with assessment of ADHD and Autism. Dr Walker is dedicated to the provision of the highest standard of psychological care and approaching sessions and conversations with the greatest empathy and respect for clients. She is committed to supporting clients through neuro-affirmative care to improve their wellbeing and meet their goals in life.

Leisa is a Registered Psychologist who is passionate about working with young people and their families to understand, address and support their unique needs. She has a strong interest and experience base in the assessment of ADHD and Autism. Prior to becoming a psychologist, Leisa has had over a decade of experience as a primary school teacher and child protection caseworker. She is also a mother to two neurodiverse children. Her qualifications include a Bachelor of Arts & Sciences, Master of Teaching (Primary), Graduate Diploma in Psychology and a Bachelor of Social Science Psychology (Hons). Leisa assists and supports her clients from a collaborative and strengths-based approach, and is passionate about enhancing their lives through evidence-based treatment and empathetic care.