Madeline is a registered psychologist who has experience working with adolescents and adults. She believes that in order to build and foster a meaningful connection, therapy must balance navigating the difficult deeper conversations with fun and humour. Madeline is pragmatic and warm in her approach to supporting client’s meet their goals and needs. Madeline completed her Bachelor of Psychological Science (Honours) in 2017 at the University of Wollongong. She relocated to Tamworth to complete her Provisional Psychologist qualifications before relocating to Canberra, Batemans Bay and finally back to Wollongong to obtain experience working with diverse client groups. Madeline is passionate about providing evidence-based interventions to a range of presentations such as eating disorders, anxiety disorders, depression, PTSD and complex trauma. Madeline uses Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Dialectic Behavioural Therapy (DBT) and Schema Therapy. Madeline has immediate availability for clients aged 12 and over.

Sarah is a child and adolescent psychologist who has worked with children and families experiencing emotional and behavioural challenges for over 15 years. She takes an attachment-based, relationship-focused approach to therapy, where you are the expert in your child, and her role is to guide and support you on your journey. She believes that creating sustainable change for children is only possible when working with parents and children together. Therefore, she will always invite you to join your child in therapy sessions and work as a team to help your child thrive! Sarah completed a Bachelor of Psychology and a Masters of Clinical Psychology at the University of Western Sydney. She then spent the majority of her career working as a therapist on a child and adolescent mental health team within the public health system in NSW, supporting children and their families who were experiencing significant mental health challenges. Sarah enjoys working with families who are experiencing big, overwhelming emotions and behaviours, including anxiety, anger and aggression, and emotional regulation difficulties. But as a self-confessed ‘brain nerd’, she excels at translating complex brain science into language and practical tools that are easy to understand and accessible for children and their families. Sarah uses a range of evidence-based approaches in her practice, including Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT), Mindfulness-Based CBT, and parent coaching. Sarah is accepting new clients