The Psychology Company


The Psychology Company

Practitioners at this location

Mr Brad Thompson

Psychologist

Psychologist – Ed and Dev Endorsed Special interest areas: Anxiety, depression, adjustment challenges, trauma, interpersonal difficulties, personal development and sleep disorders. Cognitive and Learning Assessments Brad is a registered psychologist with further areas of practice endorsement in Educational and Developmental Psychology. Therapy sessions with Brad aim to better understand presenting concerns and identify practical solutions within a relaxed, collaborative and non-judgemental setting. Brad is experienced in providing therapy intervention and assessment for both adults and children, as well as for parenting support and for individuals living with disabilities. Intervention is provided from a range of evidence-based modalities including Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT), Schema Therapy, Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT), as well as the Circle of Security and Triple-P parenting interventions to name a few. Brad is registered to provide services through WorkCover Queensland, DVA and NDIS.

Mrs Kerry Sparrow

Psychologist

Special interest areas: Trauma and complex trauma, anxiety, depression, OCD, parenting challenges and personal development. Kerry has 20 years of experience supporting children, teens and adults to make positive changes in their lives, working as a social worker, change management consultant and counsellor, before furthering her psychology studies. She has worked in the public, corporate and private sectors in various capacities in South Africa, the United Kingdom, New Zealand and Australia. Kerry is client-centric and will work with you to create a realistic and achievable plan to assist you, your child or teen in overcoming low mood, anxiety, trauma, OCD or another mental health difficulty. In response to trauma, we often avoid reminders of our trauma; while this helps in the short term, it ultimately keeps us stuck. If you have experienced a recent, past trauma or series of traumas, Kerry is passionate about working alongside you to help you learn and practice the skills to process and make sense of your experiences. Kerry hopes to help you regain your confidence and self-esteem, enabling you to feel empowered and be proactive instead of stuck and reactive. As a parent herself, Kerry is aware of the adjustment and unique challenges parenting can throw our way. She finds that some people want to parent differently from what they experienced but are unsure how to do that. Other parents may find setting boundaries and managing challenging behaviours or new family dynamics challenging. She will support you in creating the happy home you desire for yourself and your children. Kerry uses various skills from several evidence-based treatment modalities adapted to your specific needs.

Serinda Campbell

Psychotherapist

Counsellor Special interest areas: Identity exploration, relationship dynamics, life transitions, neuro-affirming care, attachment-informed therapy, parenting, somatic awareness, creative expression, cultural awareness, women’s emotional and mental wellbeing.Personal growth, interpersonal difficulties, pervasive mood disorders, anxiety disorders As a psychotherapist, I bring warmth, curiosity, and genuine presence to our sessions. While our work may explore challenging territories, it is also a journey of discovery – one that invites insight, creativity, and even moments of joy. Healing isn’t just about untangling pain; it’s about reconnecting with your aliveness, your inner wisdom, and the parts of yourself that long to be seen. Together, we’ll explore the stories and patterns that have shaped you – not to judge, diagnose, or fix, but to bring understanding and healing. My approach is grounded in attachment theory and systems thinking, acknowledging how our inner narrative, relationships, environment, experiences, and cultural context shape who we are. While talk therapy forms our foundation, I believe wisdom lives in many places: in our bodies, in creativity, and in our connection to the world around us.