Peta is Psychologist with Provisional registration who brings more than 10 years of experience in mental health, suicide prevention and workplace wellbeing, with extensive experience supporting adults and adolescents experiencing trauma, anxiety, depression, addiction and workplace-related concerns.
She has worked across Employee Assistance Programs (EAP), the mining and construction industries, and community mental health, providing counselling, critical incident support and psychological care for people facing challenging life circumstances. Peta has particular expertise working with FIFO workers and individuals in high-pressure occupations.
Known for her calm, practical and down-to-earth approach, Peta focuses on creating a safe, supportive environment where clients feel heard and understood. She works collaboratively with clients to develop practical strategies that promote resilience, recovery and lasting psychological wellbeing.
Peta holds a Bachelor of Psychology (Honours) and is currently completing a Master of Clinical Psychology at Murdoch University. She practises under the supervision of Clinical Psychologist and Ashcliffe Director, Kerryn Ashford-Hatherly.