Amy (she/her) is a compassionate and LGBTQIAP+ friendly clinician who works with clients aged 18+. She received her full clinical training (Bachelor of Arts with Major in Psychology; Honours in Psychology; and Master of Clinical Psychology) from the University of Melbourne. Amy tends to utilise skills and techniques from various treatment modalities, including Schema Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Mindfulness, Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT) and Compassion-Focused Therapy (CFT). Amy prioritises the creation of a non-judgmental, safe space from the moment one enters the therapy room. Amy loves being a psychologist due to its seamless blend of both science and art. Amy’s commitment to her clients is that she stays informed on the science of psychology through ongoing professional development and learning; an aspect of her role that she thoroughly enjoys. Amy also places great importance on the art of psychology; she understands that therapy is not a ‘one size fits all’ approach and requires the art of flexibility. Through providing a collaborative, non-judgemental, and warm atmosphere, Amy aims to ensure that each person’s therapy will suit their own personality, individual goals, and circumstances in order to help provide them with the best possible outcomes.

Ciaran is a registered psychologist. His extensive experience spans across the lifespan, providing therapy to individuals from childhood through adulthood. One of Ciaran’s special interests and areas of expertise is in working with the LGBTQIAP+ community, where he passionately supports his clients in their unique journeys. Ciaran adopts an empowering approach to therapy, emphasizing the individual’s strengths rather than focusing on deficits. His therapeutic style is eclectic, integrating the best elements of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), and Schema Therapy to address his clients’ individualised goals and needs. The cornerstone of Ciaran’s practice is the creation of a safe, trusted environment. He is deeply aware of the vulnerability inherent in the therapeutic process and prioritises the establishment of a secure, non-judgmental space for his clients. His approach involves gently challenging clients towards personal growth and being the best version of themselves. Ciaran’s non-judgmental approach fosters a strong therapeutic alliance, allowing his clients to feel comfortable, respected, and understood.

Kate (she/her) has a collaborative, authentic, and compassionate approach and is passionate about working with clients to give them the tools and support needed to reach their goals and live a fulfilling life. She works with all ages, from children through to older adults in both brief and long-term intervention formats. Kate uses both Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) and Acceptance Commitment Therapy (ACT) approaches and draws from other modalities so that she can flexibly work with clients and create an individualised approach that fits each person’s needs. Kate enjoys working work with a wide variety of concerns and has specific skills in working in stress management, with people with physical health conditions (such as cancer, cardiac conditions, chronic pain, and chronic health conditions) and with the LGBTQIA+ community.

Latha’s clients describe her as kind, skilled and thoughtful registered Clinical Psychologist. She has years of experience in a private practice setting; helping individuals overcome challenges, improve their well-being, and lead fulfilling lives. Latha would never treat an individual as a “problem”, and would always treat them as a person. Latha utilises a blend of several therapies to suit the needs of the individual, including Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Acceptance Commitment Therapy, Schema Therapy, and others. She is experienced supporting individuals with a range of presentating issues, such as anxiety, mood disorders, interpersonal difficulties, emotion dysregulation and low self-esteem. She has a particular interest in working with clients for obsessive compulsive disorder. Latha understands it can be daunting engaging with a psychologist for the first time, or for those re-engaging with a different psychologist. She will always go at the pace of the client and prioritises ensuring clients feel comfortable.

Dr Melanie Strang is a registered psychologist who supports adults. She uses a combination of therapy modalities including: - Internal family systems - Eye movement desensitisation and reprocessing (EMDR) - Emotion-focused therapy - Compassion-focused therapy - Supportive and person-centred psychotherapy - Cognitive behavioural therapy and - Acceptance and commitment therapy - Neuro-divergent affirmative practice - Trauma informed practice With an initial career in medicine (in particular, psychiatry), Melanie has a broad and deep understanding of mental health. She is the author of Motherlove: Embracing the ups and downs of becoming a new parent.