Anna has worked as a psychologist for over 23 years. Her experience ranges from children, adolescents, couples and families. Anna has worked in the disability sector, schools, as well as private practice. Her area of expertise lies in addictions, anxiety, grief and loss, trauma and motivational counselling as well as Workers Compensation. Anna's treatment modalities are Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Behavioural Therapy, Dialectical Behavioural Therapy(DBT), Mindfulness based interventions, Narrative Therapy, Family System's and motivational interviewing and Solution Focused Brief Therapy. Anna has a Masters Degree in Psychology, a Post graduate degree in Family Therapy and a Diploma in Marriage Counselling. She is Schema Therapy trained as well as completing her training in DBT. Other skills include CBT and Cognitive motivational counselling as well as being Workers Compensation certified.

Brianna is a compassionate and dedicated Provisional Psychologist who is completing the final stage of her provisional pathway. She is aiming to obtain general registration as a psychologist in September 2026. Based at Logic Lounge’s Hornsby clinic, Brianna will be available four days per week from September 2026. She works with children from eight years of age, adolescents and adults, including people from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds. Brianna has experience working with a broad range of clients through her work as a Provisional Psychologist at Logic Lounge and in other clinical settings. She has particular experience in the administration and reporting of psychometric assessments and is passionate about helping people better understand themselves, identify their strengths and discover how they can work towards their potential through the assessment process. Her therapeutic approach is grounded in evidence-based practices, including Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT), mindfulness-based approaches and Interpersonal Psychotherapy (IPT). Brianna continues to develop her knowledge and experience across different therapeutic modalities so she can adapt her approach to the individual needs of each client. Brianna is also contributing to the planning and development of Logic Lounge’s DBT group therapy programs for adolescents and adults. These programs are designed to help participants develop practical skills for managing emotions, building resilience and improving their relationships with others. Brianna’s warm and empathetic manner helps create a safe and supportive environment where clients can explore their thoughts, feelings and behaviours. She also has a strong interest in Forensic Psychology and continues to undertake self-directed learning in this area and across other topics relevant to her professional development.

Cassandra is a warm and thoughtful Registered Psychologist in our Hornsby & Parramatta Psychology Clinic, with experience across clinical, educational, and community settings. She has worked with children, adolescents, and adults, supporting people with diverse psychological presentations, personal histories, and cultural backgrounds. She has completed a Bachelor of Psychology, a Graduate Diploma of Psychology (Advanced), and a Master of Clinical Psychology, giving her strong clinical foundations and a deep understanding of mental health. Her clinical interests include anxiety, depression, stress and burnout, and life-transition challenges. Cassandra draws on evidence-based approaches, including Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and Motivational Interviewing, alongside comprehensive biopsychosocial formulations and recovery-oriented practice. Known for her grounded, creative, and person-centred style, she brings gentle curiosity to her work and creates a safe space where clients can explore their experiences at a pace that feels right for them. Her background in school and community settings has shaped her adaptable, strengths-focused approach, and she values collaboration with families, educators, and multidisciplinary teams when appropriate. Cassandra’s hobbies include spending time in nature, crafting personalised trivia games, and creating thoughtful handmade gifts. These interests mirror her therapeutic style, where she brings imagination, organisation, and a focus on making each client’s experience feel meaningful and tailored.

Catherine is a Registered Psychologist at our Hornsby Psychology Clinic and a board-approved supervisor. She is committed to providing therapy that is practical, responsive, and tailored to each client’s individual needs. Catherine works with adults, adolescents, and children from diverse cultural backgrounds, supporting clients through a wide range of psychological and life challenges. Her areas of interest include anxiety, depression, stress and burnout, adjustment difficulties, grief and loss, trauma and PTSD, panic attacks, phobias, self–esteem and self–development, and women’s issues. Catherine has a strong interest in working with children, adolescents, and teenagers, supporting concerns such as ADHD, school–related difficulties, bullying, peer and social relationship challenges, shyness, emotional regulation, anger management, and self-harm. She also works with individuals navigating communication difficulties, conflict resolution, assertiveness, coping skills, and relapse prevention, including those experiencing complex presentations such as Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD). Across all ages, Catherine aims to provide a safe, supportive, and culturally sensitive space where clients can develop practical skills, strengthen resilience, and move towards meaningful change. Catherine delivers evidence-based therapy using approaches such as Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Solution–Focused Therapy (SFT), mindfulness–based interventions, and Motivational Interviewing (MI). She also has experience conducting psychological assessments for behavioural, cognitive, and intellectual functioning in both children and adults, using tools including the WISC-V, WAIS-IV, and WIAT-III. These assessments help inform tailored intervention and learning plans and may support applications for educational adjustments or funding. Outside of work, Catherine enjoys exploring new places and sharing good food with friends and family on the weekends.

Edwina as a mature age student came to psychology with many other skills and knowledge beyond that of Psychology and she uses this knowledge in her practice. Having been working as a Psychologist for over 16 years she brings a different perspective on problems and a deep insight in dealing with her clients.

Holly is a Registered Psychologist with a Master of Education and Developmental Psychology from the University of Western Sydney. Holly is a dedicated therapist with over 15 years of experience working with individuals with complex needs and challenging behaviours utilising person-centred, evidence-based clinical practice. She is competent in delivering psychotherapy, conducting clinical assessments, intervention planning, design and implementation. Holly is compassionate in working with children and adults with a history of developmental trauma or disabilities, utilising CBT, ACT, and DBT approaches. Holly strives to improve the quality of life and well-being of her clients. Holly has a strong interest in neuroscience and has recently completed the Master of Brain and Mind Sciences at The University of Sydney. Holly is a Medicare provider and a member of the Australian Psychological Society. Holly speaks fluent English and Cantonese and can conduct sessions in either language.

Jessica Rice is an experienced AHPRA-registered Psychologist with dual area of practice endorsement in Clinical Psychology and Clinical Neuropsychology. She is also an AHPRA Board-approved Supervisor and a full member of the Australian Psychological Society (APS). Jessica has extensive experience working across psychiatric, neurological and mental health settings, in both public and private sectors in South Africa, as well as private practice in Australia. Prior to relocating to Australia, Jessica operated her own private psychology practice in Johannesburg for five years. This experience has provided her with broad clinical expertise in working with complex presentations and individuals experiencing significant psychological, psychiatric and neurological difficulties. Jessica holds a Bachelor of Science (Cum Laude), Bachelor of Science with Honours in Psychology (Cum Laude), Master of Arts in Neuropsychology, and Master of Science in Psychology, all from the University of the Witwatersrand in South Africa. She has also completed additional training through the American Board of Independent Medical Examiners (ABIME)and the American College of Disability Medicine (ACDM), including training in the American Medical Association (AMA) Guides to the Evaluation of Permanent Impairment (6th Edition) and advanced case studies based on the AMA Guides. Jessica works with adolescents and adults experiencing a range of psychological difficulties. Her therapeutic approach draws upon Psychodynamic Psychotherapy, Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT), Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT), and Enhanced Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (e-CBT) for eating disorders. She has experience working with a broad range of presentations, including mood and anxiety disorders, trauma and post-traumatic stress, personality difficulties, psychotic disorders, eating disorders, emotional dysregulation, and difficulties associated with significant life stressors and interpersonal relationships. Jessica has a particular interest in developmental and complex trauma, including the ways in which early experiences can influence emotional regulation, relationships, self-perception and patterns of coping in adulthood. She works collaboratively with clients to develop a deeper understanding of these patterns while also building practical skills to support meaningful and sustainable change. Jessica has completed EMDR Level 2 training and may incorporate EMDR approaches into treatment where clinically appropriate, particularly when working with trauma-related difficulties. As a Clinical Neuropsychologist, Jessica has experience in neuropsychological assessment, cognitive assessment, and intervention. She works with individuals experiencing cognitive, emotional and behavioural difficulties associated with neurological and psychiatric conditions. Her neuropsychological work includes assessment of cognitive functioning, consideration of the interaction between psychological and neurological factors, and development of practical strategies to support functioning in everyday life. Jessica also has experience with psychological and neuropsychological assessment across a range of referral questions, including attention, executive functioning, learning and memory, intellectual functioning, acquired cognitive difficulties and other neurodevelopmental and neurological presentations. Jessica's particular areas of clinical interest include: - Developmental and complex trauma - Neuropsychological assessment - Emotional dysregulation and difficulties with personality functioning - Psychological assessment - Trauma-related difficulties and post-traumatic stress Jessica also has experience facilitating therapeutic groups, including groups focused on emotional regulation, coping skills, and stress management. Jessica takes a collaborative, individualised and psychologically informed approach to therapy and assessment. She aims to create a safe and respectful therapeutic environment in which clients can develop a greater understanding of themselves, strengthen their capacity to manage difficulties, and work toward meaningful personal goals. Preferred Language: English Minimum Age: 13 years

Michael is a Psychologist with extensive experience working with adolescents, families and adults who are experiencing emotional, social, behavioural and mental health difficulties. Michael has worked in a wide range of settings including private, public, research and community i.e. beyondblue, lifeline support services, headspace, disability services, Universities, the Department of Health and Quitline. Having spent much of his life overseas he has a culturally sensitive therapeutic approach. He also enjoys working with clients across the lifespan; from young adolescents to geriatrics. Michael has particular expertise in the assessment and treatment of adolescents with emotional difficulties. Michael works collaboratively with his clients to reach their treatment goals by providing individualised support, utilising psychometrics and evidence-based therapies. These include Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Interpersonal Psychotherapy, Motivational Interviewing, Solution-Focused Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy and Mindfulness. His clinical interventions encompass the mind-body connection and compassion for self and others. His clients describe him as insightful, approachable and compassionate. Michael is passionate about helping clients achieve positive change in their lives, build resilience and foster stronger relationships.

Sam is a Provisional Psychologist with a genuine passion for helping individuals navigate life’s challenges. She is a warm and compassionate practitioner who is dedicated to assisting clients in achieving their mental health goals. Samantha enjoys working closely and collaboratively with clients to provide care and support. With a warm and approachable demeanor, she is committed to creating a safe space where you can open up, share your thoughts, and explore solutions together. This collaborative approach allows her to offer a high level of care and support, utilising personalised treatment plans that assist clients in overcoming challenges. Samantha has experience working with children, adolescents and adults, from diverse backgrounds, facing challenges related to stress, anxiety, and depression. Additionally, Samantha conducts psychometric testing to provide valuable insights into cognitive abilities and psychological well-being.

Dr Woj Pryba is a member of the Australian Psychological Society (APS) with endorsement as a Board Approved Supervisor in the area of clinical supervision to intern and registered psychologists. His tertiary qualifications are supported by a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology, followed by a Master of Arts degree in Psychology and following the end of Apartheid in South Africa, he proudly completed his Doctorate researching the Upward Career Mobility of Black Business Managers. Spending time at different Business Graduate Schools, he completed a Management Development Program, regarded as a mini-MBA and holds a Certificate in Training as well as a Graduate Certificate in Human Resources. Woj’s work as a psychologist supports clients struggling to resolve trauma, workplace bullying, depression, anxiety, relationship difficulties, grieving the loss of a loved one and a range of other mental health disorders. Considering mental health interventions, Woj aims to create an unfair advantage for his clients. He unapologetically focuses on unleashing all his knowledge and experience gained over the past 35 years in Psychological Wellbeing, Crisis Intervention, Risk Assessment and Relationship Counselling to gain a growth advantage for his clients. Feeling both privileged and humbled at the same time, Woj supported survivors of the Lismore floods and survivors providing testimony in the Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual Abuse and the Royal Commission into Defence and Veteran Suicide. As an unshakable optimist, when asked what key trait underpins Woj’s success, he says he is willing to be in the corner of those who feel that no one cares about them. He uses basic clinical skills to provide compassionate psychological counselling to those needing to overcome personal hurdles, both in and outside of their workplaces. He will encourage you to recognise unhelpful behaviours limiting your ability to keep you connected to healthy wellbeing patterns. He will also urge you to see how this disconnect leads to further vulnerability in other parts of your life. Rather than leave this vulnerability unaddressed, Woj encourages us to start the process to end the mental suffering and make things better. The first step starts with a conversation.