Michael Kreminski is a registered psychologist holding a Bachelor of Science (Psychology) from the Australian National University and a Doctor of Philosophy (Clinical Psychology) from Monash University. Michael enjoys working with clients across a broad age group, social demographics and cultural backgrounds and adjusts his approach accordingly. Michael’s areas of interest include but are not limited to: anxiety, low mood, emotional dysregulation, stress and adjustment issues, social skills and obsessive-compulsive concerns. Michael employs a range of evidence-based therapeutic modalities including cognitive behavioral therapy, acceptance commitment therapy, mindfulness and solution-focused therapy, with these being further tailored to meet his clients’ needs and goals. In addition to therapeutic services, Michael provides psychometric assessments for intellectual, developmental and learning disorders.

Jeremy Paterson is a Clinical Psychologist and Board-Approved Supervisor at NorthPsych Adelaide, working across child, adolescent, and adult mental health. Alongside evidence-based therapy, Jeremy leads the practice's ADHD and learning-disorder assessments, using gold-standard cognitive and psychometric testing (including the WAIS and WISC). He also provides professional supervision to provisional psychologists, clinical registrars, and early-career clinicians. Jeremy holds a Bachelor of Arts (Psychology), a Graduate Diploma in Psychology (with Distinction), and a Master of Clinical Psychology. He brings a flexible, person-centred approach to therapy, drawing on evidence-based modalities including CBT, psychodynamic, solution-focused, narrative, and humanistic approaches — collaborative and adaptable, guided by each client's goals, preferences, and unique life story. Whether you're seeking an ADHD assessment or navigating anxiety, trauma, relationship challenges, or personal growth, Jeremy is committed to walking alongside you with care and curiosity. Appointments are available in person in Adelaide and via telehealth.