Hello, my name is Danielle. I am dedicated to creating safe and accessible environments that empower individuals to enhance their understanding of themselves and achieve a greater sense of wellbeing. I earned my Bachelor of Psychological Sciences in 2021 and subsequently completed my Master of Psychology (Counselling) in 2023. I have a strong interest in working with diverse communities, including individuals from various cultural backgrounds, neurodiverse individuals, and members of the LGBTQI+ community. I employ a person-centred, strengths-based, and trauma-informed approach in my practice. My primary objective is to collaborate with clients to foster self-awareness, acceptance, resilience, and to develop a personalised toolkit of skills. I have experience in conducting psychological assessments to explore a variety of diagnoses, including ADHD, Autism, Learning Disorders, and more. I take an integrative approach drawing on a range of therapeutic modalities, including Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Dialectical Behaviour Therapy, and Compassion- Focused Therapy. Additionally, I am a registered Triple P (Positive Parenting Program) practitioner. As a practitioner, I recognise that everyone’s capacity to engage in therapy may vary from session to session. I aim to meet clients where they are in their journey and encourage them to take an active role in their therapy. If you feel the need to proceed at a slower pace or if a particular approach is not effective, I advocate for your needs. I find joy in employing creative therapies to ensure you gain the most from your therapeutic experience. Outside of my professional work, I enjoy collecting hobbies (mostly creative outlets like painting and embroidery) and have a passion for nature. I look forward to supporting you on your journey.

Hello, my name is Isaac. I completed both my undergraduate degree in Psychological Science and my Master of Psychology at the University of Queensland. I believe therapy should be a space where people feel comfortable being themselves and talking openly about what is going on in their lives. Everyone’s experiences are different, so my approach focuses on meeting you where you are at and working together to understand what may be contributing to the difficulties you are facing. I have experience supporting clients with concerns including anxiety, low mood, stress, burnout, identity concerns, and life transitions. My approach is primarily informed by Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), with a focus on building practical coping strategies and skills that help people respond differently to challenges and navigate everyday life with greater confidence. One area of professional interest for me is working with people who are exploring later diagnoses and beginning to understand themselves through a different lens. I enjoy helping people make sense of their experiences, recognise their strengths, and move forward in ways that feel authentic and aligned with their values. Alongside my clinical work, I have also spent time working with children and within disability and NDIS-related contexts. These experiences have helped shape the way I approach my work and reinforce the importance of creating supportive spaces where people feel heard, understood, and respected. I also have a strong interest in animal-assisted approaches to wellbeing. Through previous work in community programs involving rescue animals, I saw how meaningful the connection between people and animals can be. I find it fascinating how animals can help people reconnect with themselves, others, and the world in ways that sometimes feel easier or more natural, and I hope to continue exploring how these approaches may one day become part of the way I support people in my practice. Outside of my professional work, I enjoy spending time with friends and staying active. I like playing and watching basketball and closely follow the NBA and Formula 1. A lot of my spare time is spent at the gym, reading a good book, or with my dog George, who loves making new friends at the dog park. I look forward to supporting you on your journey.

I have over 12 years of experience as a psychologist and mentor. I’m an endorsed Counselling Psychologist and Board Approved Supervisor with AHPRA. I have contributed research in the area of interpersonal neurobiology where I evaluated the link between emotions, relationships and brain development in young people through drawing assessments. I presented at the International Congress of Applied Psychology and have published work with the International Journal of Neuropsychotherapy. But that’s enough of my professional credentials, in case it’s not obvious, I am interested in all things to do with the brain and optimising the potential of our brain. I like the science of psychology. I do this with brain training and mental skills training, and have a special interest in working with individuals with performance orientated challenges such as motivation difficulties, perfectionism, and anxiety. But most importantly, I believe that anyone can benefit from psychological support and coaching. You don’t need to be ‘disordered’ to see a psychologist. What you can expect when you work with me is that I consider the relationship between the mind, body and brain in my approach. I also strongly focus on the therapeutic relationship; you need to feel comfortable with your therapist in order to maximise your outcomes from the sessions. I have a bit of first hand experience of what it is like to have to perform under pressure, from playing soccer throughout my childhood and adolescence, to preparing for university exams, to presenting in front of a large group, and currently keeping myself motivated to train for long distance running events. I believe that performing well under pressure is a skill that can be developed, and with the right psychological supports and coaching, an individual is capable of achieving their goals. I am passionate about seeing others grow and enjoy providing training and supervision to provisional psychologists, supporting them on their journey to full registration as a psychologist. I can supervise 4+2 and 5+1 interns, masters placement students, and Counselling Psychologist registrars.

Hello, my name is Mandy. I am a registered psychologist who is passionate about supporting individuals to better understand themselves and navigate life’s challenges with greater clarity and compassion. I am dedicated to creating a warm, respectful, and non-judgmental space where individuals feel heard and supported, feel safe to explore their experiences, and move toward their desired change. I completed my Master of Psychology (Counselling) at the University of Queensland, where my training focused on person-centred and trauma-informed approaches to therapy. My clinical experience includes supporting individuals with concerns such as anxiety, stress, emotional difficulties, relationship challenges, life transitions, and trauma-related experiences. I also have experience in conducting psychological assessments to explore a variety of diagnoses, including ADHD, Autism, and Learning Disorders. As a psychologist, I value building a strong therapeutic relationship and working collaboratively with clients to understand their unique stories, strengths, and goals. I draw from a range of evidence-based approaches, including Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT). I also take a culturally sensitive approach and recognise the importance of considering each person’s cultural background, identity, and life context in therapy. Having lived and studied across different cultures, I value working with individuals from diverse backgrounds and supporting people in navigating identity, adjustment, and cross-cultural experiences. My goal is to support clients in developing greater self-awareness, acceptance, emotional resilience, and practical strategies that help them move forward in ways that feel meaningful and aligned with their values. Outside of my professional work, I enjoy running, reading, listening to podcasts, and sometimes indulging in watching Netflix. I look forward to supporting you on your journey.