Jayne has experience within private practice working with a broad range of ages and mental health difficulties. She is passionate about working with adolescents and young adults, specifically those with ASD, ADHD, trauma, and social and emotional concerns. Jayne has a special interest in neuroscience and sport, and how physical activity can be incorporated into the therapy space. Fun fact, Jayne has a cat that featured in her thesis paper, and dog called Harrison who probably needs to see a psychologist for his separation anxiety.

My therapy approach is client centred. I offer support and acceptance, whether you are going through anxiety, depression, post-traumatic stress, grief and loss, a difficult relationship or feel ‘stuck’. My aim is to empower you to overcome your personal obstacles. I am passionate about assisting you through your healing and growth. I will tailor my approach and interventions to suit your needs. After I obtained my Bachelor of Psychology (Hons) I had to complete an intensive 2 ½ year post graduate Psychology internship program to become registered as a Psychologist. Since then and over the years I have practiced, I have worked with a wide range of client presentations and all ages from children to the elderly. I have experienced several major life challenges and feel I have emerged from ‘the other side’ as a deeper, mature and more loving person. I truly believe that I cannot help people unless I’ve done my own personal work. My life experience as well as my experience as a practitioner, has helped many others and I believe I can help you as well.