Dr Karen Baikie

BSc(Hons), BA, MClinPsych, PhD, MAPS, CHT, SEP.

Karen Baikie is the Director and Founder of Grow Mindfully. She is a registered Consultant Clinical Psychologist, Certified Hakomi Therapist and and Somatic Experiencing Practitioner, with about 20 years experience working with individuals and couples, and providing specialist clinical supervision, in private practice in Crows Nest.

Karen holds a Masters in Clinical Psychology and a PhD on the use of expressive writing as a therapeutic tool for survivors of trauma. From the outset of her training, Karen has had a particular interest in the impact of early childhood trauma and attachment difficulties on the mind and body in later life. She felt that the more traditional clinical psychology approaches did not go deep enough to provide lasting change for the majority of her clients with complex trauma. She subsequently trained in Hakomi Mindful Somatic Psychotherapy, a mindfulness-based, body-oriented approach, which she found to be a far more effective, compassionate and organic way of working. She became a Certified Hakomi Therapist and continued on a path to teaching this approach.

Karen is a Certified Hakomi Trainer with the Hakomi Institute Pacifica Team, teaching on the Sydney Hakomi Professional Training, and co-facilitating the Hakomi Embodied and Aware Relationships Training (H.E.A.R.T.) in Sydney. She runs workshops on aspects of Hakomi and H.E.A.R.T. throughout Australia and is the Organiser for Hakomi in Sydney.

As well as being certified as a Hakomi therapist, Karen is also trained in Sensorimotor Psychotherapy, Psychobiological Approach to Couple Therapy (PACT) and Somatic Experiencing (SE). Karen uses these approaches to help individuals and couples go beyond ‘talk therapy’ by creating new experiences in a mindful state that support neural reorganisation and therefore more lasting change.

Karen’s work integrates mindfulness-based, body-oriented and trauma-informed approaches to attachment, trauma, relationships, parenting and health. She works with clients who have experienced difficulties with trauma, attachment, depression, anxiety, relationships, parenting, fertility, eating, and gut health. In particular, she has worked extensively with adult survivors of child abuse. Karen also provides specialist supervision in trauma, attachment and relationship work, as well as Hakomi Mindful Somatic Psychotherapy. She is passionate about assisting individuals, couples, parents and other therapists to support deepening awareness and connection with themselves and others.

In 2018, Karen finally realised her long-time dream of setting up a group practice of like-minded therapists, to create a community of practitioners, working in their own independent practices, but being supported through others holding similar philosophical views on therapeutic effectiveness, to provide a more holistic ‘mind and body’ approach to helping individuals and families. She is excited about the opportunity to nurture practitioners through Grow Mindfully and in turn enable them to best serve and support their clients.

Qualifications

• Bachelor of Science (Honours)(Psychology)
• Bachelor of Arts
• Master of Clinical Psychology / PhD
• Certified Hakomi Therapist (CHT)
• Certified Hakomi Trainer
• Somatic Experiencing Practitioner (SEP)

Professional Memberships

• Australian Health Practitioners’ Registration Agency (AHPRA) – Clinical Psychology Endorsement
• Australian Psychological Society (APS)
• APS College of Clinical Psychologists
• Hakomi Institute (USA)

Jo Lamble

BSc. Psych (Hons) M. Clin Psych (Hons) MAPS

Jo Lamble is a registered Clinical Psychologist with 30 years experience working with individuals and couples in private practice in Crows Nest. Jo specialises in relationship and parenting issues. Author and co-author of seven previous books, she writes a weekly advice column for Body and Soul magazine in the Sunday Telegraph. Her new book The New Teen Age was published in June 2021.

Qualifications

• Bachelor of Science (Psychology) (Hons)
• Master of Clinical Psychology (Hons)

Professional Memberships

• Australian Health Practitioners’ Registration Agency (AHPRA) – Clinical Psychology Endorsement
• Australian Psychological Society (APS)
• APS College of Clinical Psychologists

Sally Boore

MGest.Therapy, Adv.Dip Nat., Adv.Dip Nut.

Sally Boore aims to be a holistic mind-body inclusive practitioner. She is a Naturopath, Nutritionist, and Somatically inclusive Gestalt Psychotherapist & Counsellor, with over 20 years of experience in private practice in Sydney. She offers both Nutritional/Naturopathic consultations, as well as Psychotherapy and Counselling to individuals.

Sally has a persistent curiosity to discover the underlying root causes of brain, mood and body imbalances. She is passionate about the bi-directional relationship between the body and brain.

In her Naturopathic/Nutritionist consultations, she supports individuals and families to reclaim and optimise their health, energy and mental wellness. She does this through addressing underlying nutritional deficiencies or excesses; addressing food sensitivities; supporting gut health; plus discovering environmental toxic burdens. She utilises Integrative and Functional pathology laboratories plus general traditional laboratory testing, hair mineral analysis testing & heavy metal testing, gut microbiome investigations, plus detailed dietary analysis.

In addition to her original studies in Naturopathy/Nutrition and Herbal Medicine, Sally has a Masters’ degree in Gestalt Psychotherapy and Counselling – a body-orientated, awareness cultivating modality of Psychotherapy. As a Psychotherapist she aims to support her clients in the development of their body self-awareness, as well as nervous system self-regulation.

One of her big passions is in the overlap of Complex Chronic Illness, and the dysregulation of the autonomic nervous system (in particular from adverse childhood experiences & trauma). Sally is trained in the physical and nervous system dysregulation that occurs in chronic illnesses (in particular Chronic Inflammatory Response Syndrome - CIRS). Therefore, along with her biochemistry & pathophysiology background, draws from her training in Mindfulness Stress Reduction, Positive Neuroplasticity Training, Sensorimotor Psychotherapy and Gestalt Psychotherapy to support her clients to a more regulated state.

Sally works with clients as a Naturopath or Psychotherapist - with Complex Chronic Illnesses (such as from CIRS), Gut/brain/immune dysregulation, chronic pain, gut health, immune health, endocrine/thyroid issues, fertility, addictions, ADHD, depression, chronic fatigue (CFS), anxiety, and relationship issues and personal development.

Sally also teaches Nutrition and mental health in corporate settings when not in private practice.

Qualifications

• Masters of Gestalt Psychotherapy
• Adv.Dip.Gestalt Psychotherapy/Counselling
• Adv.Dip.Naturopathy & Nutrition
• Adv.Dip.Western Herbal Medicine

Professional Memberships

• Australian Traditional Medicine Society (ATMS) membership number #6560
• Australian Register of Naturopaths & Herbalists (ARONAH) membership number #0075
• Psychotherapy And Counselling Federation of Australia (PACFA) membership number PACFA Reg. Clinical #24310
• Gestalt Australia and New Zealand (GANZ)
• MINDD Foundation (Metabolic, Immunologic, Neurologic, Digestive & Developmental Conditions affecting the mind)
• Australasian College of Nutritional and Environmental Medicine (ACNEM)
• The Institute for Functional Medicine (IFM)

Nam-Hee Pellegrin

BSc (Hons), MClinPsych., M.Soc.Health, PGDip Family Thpy.

Nam-Hee is a registered Clinical Psychologist and a Graduate of Hakomi Therapy with over 17 years of experience working with individuals, adolescents, parents with young children, couples and families in private practice and specialised public health care settings. Nam-Hee holds a Masters in Clinical Psychology and a Postgraduate Diploma in Family Therapy. She is also an Australian Health Practitioners’ Registration Agency (AHPRA) approved clinical supervisor.

From the beginning of her professional journey, Nam-Hee was interested in understanding intergenerational trauma, where trauma and/or attachment wounds of one generation seem to impact the next generation through attachment interaction/patterns. She was also drawn to working at a systemic level, seeing how individual trauma and wellbeing impact families, communities, societies, and countries. Living and widely travelling in many countries since she was young gave her a sense of compassion for working with people from diverse cultural backgrounds.

Combining these interests, Nam-Hee worked more than 10 years at Services for Treatment and Rehabilitation of Torture and Trauma Survivors (S.T.A.R.T.T.S.), providing systemic support and individual psychotherapy for refugees and asylum seekers from diverse cultural backgrounds.

Nam-Hee has extensive experience in providing service for people who live with prolonged and multiple complex trauma/abuse, acute trauma, depression, anxiety, phobias, parenting stress, and couple or family relationship difficulties.

Looking for ways to work with clients at a deeper emotional level, she trained in Hakomi Mindful Somatic Psychotherapy, an attachment informed, somatic & mindfulness-based psychotherapy. With Hakomi method, one learns to understand how emotions arise from our body, work with the wisdom of emotions, and its capacity to help us move through trauma (guided by its energy, our felt sense/impulses) in a mindful state and in gentle attuned presence.

Nam-Hee is also trained in therapeutic approaches including Cognitive Behaviour Therapy, Narrative Therapy, Solution Focused Brief Therapy, Family Therapy and Biofeedback. However, she now mainly works from a Hakomi-informed approach.

Nam-Hee hopes to support individuals, parents, couples, families, students and communities in their journey of life, self-discovery and growth.

Nam-Hee provides psychotherapy in both English and Korean.

Qualifications

• Bachelor of Science (Honours) (Psychology) - University of Sydney
• Master of Clinical Psychology - Macquarie University
• Post Graduate Diploma of Family Therapy – Institute of Psychiatry
• Advanced Graduate of Hakomi Professional Training – Hakomi institute (Pacifica)

Professional Memberships

• Australian Health Practitioners’ Registration Agency (AHPRA) – Clinical Psychology Endorsement

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Simon Ward

BA Psych, CertIV:TAE, PGDipPsych, PGDipMusicTh(RAM), LRAM, LTCL, MSocHlth, MCounsPsych, FRSA, MAPS, CPsychol AFBPsS, MEAA, MTEA.

SIMON WARD is an actor, psychologist and educator. He completed Psychology degrees at Macquarie University Sydney, including a Masters in Social Health and a Masters in Counselling Psychology and has practiced as a Psychologist for 14 years. He also trained in the MA Musical Theatre & LRAM program in teaching voice at the Royal Academy of Music (London), holds a Licentiate in Musical Theatre from Trinity College London, trained with the Actors Centre Australia. He has performed in London’s West End, New York City and throughout Australia in musicals, plays, opera and extensively in cabaret.

Simon is a Fellow of the Royal Society for the Arts, a Member of the Australian Psychological Society, a Chartered Psychologist & Associate Fellow of the British Psychological Society, a member of the Division of Counselling Psychology of the BPS, a member of the British Voice Association, the Australian National Association of Teachers of Singing, the Manhattan Association of Cabarets, of the Music Theatre Educators Alliance (MTEA), the Australian Society for Performing Arts Healthcare, and a proud Equity UK and MEAA Equity Australia member. Simon is also a member of the MEAA Equity Wellness Committee.

In his psychology practice, Simon works primarily with kids, adolescents, young adults and their families. He has worked in a Child and Adolescent Mental Health Unit in the NSW Health Department, as a consultant psychologist for the Australian Ballet & works in private practice. He presented at the MTEA Conference in NYC, the APS conference, and the Estill Voice Symposium in London. Simon teaches on tertiary musical theatre and dance programs in Australia, regularly runs workshops in psychology and performing arts, anxiety and the voice, and child and adolescent behavioural management and mental health for schools, educational institutions, health professionals, teachers, performers, NGOs and creative arts bodies.

Qualifications

• Bachelor of Arts Psychology
• Certificate IV:Training and Assessment
• Post Graduate Diploma of Psychology
• Post Graduate Diploma in Musical Theatre (Royal Academy of Music)
• Licentiate of the Royal Academy of Music (voice teaching)
• Licentiate of Trinity College London (in musical theatre)
• Master of Social Health and Psychology
• Master of Counselling Psychology

Professional Memberships

• Fellow of the Royal Society for the Arts, Manufactures and Commerce
• Member of the Australian Psychological Society
• Associate Fellow and Chartered Psychologist with the British Psychological Society
• Member of the Media, Entertainment and Arts Alliance
• Member of Equity UK
• Member of the Australian Society for Performing Arts Healthcare
• Member of the Musical Theatre Educators Alliance
• Member of the Australian National Association of Teachers of Singing

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Kerrie O’Sullivan

Grad Dip. Counselling. B.A. Education (Habilitation)

Kerrie O’Sullivan is a holistic Counsellor and Somatic Experiencing Practitioner (SEP), with over 20 years’ experience working in a variety of community service and therapeutic settings.

Kerrie holds a Graduate Diploma in Counselling and a Bachelor of Education (Habilitation), as well as certificates in Somatic Experiencing, Motivational Interviewing and Non-Violent Communication.

Kerrie personally connects with her client’s, in part by drawing from her lived and professional experience with developmental trauma, ADHD, addiction, physical disability, chronic pain, complex health issues, anxiety and depression. Over the years she has witnessed and experienced the pain and suffering life can bring and believes that although some situations may not change, we can take steps to live our best lives by taking care of our own health and emotions.

As a trained Counsellor and Somatic Experiencing Practitioner Kerrie’s main approach to her work, is a combination of talk therapy and somatic and body focused practice. Counselling is the ‘talk-focused’ part of her work. Kerrie primarily uses person-centred and psychodynamic approaches to her counselling practice. These rely on building a safe, trusted relationship, deep listening and reflection to clarify challenges and goals. Somatic Experiencing®(SE)is a naturalistic and neurobiological approach, developed by Peter Levine. SE works with the understanding that trauma and stress are stored in the body, not just the mind. By working largely with the ‘felt sense’ this modality accesses the body’s natural ability to resolve traumatic stress and its symptoms.

Through her own therapeutic journey, Kerrie benefited personally from a Somatic Experiencing approach to healing her own trauma. She is passionate about the benefits of SE and is committed to supporting her clients, on their path to finding joy and vitality. When she isn’t working with clients, you can find Kerrie spending time with her family, bushwalking with her husband, travelling, ocean swimming, and dancing.

Qualifications

• Graduate Diploma Counselling
• Bachelor of Education (Habilitation)
• Somatic Experiencing Practitioner (SEP)

Professional Memberships

• Psychotherapy and Counselling Federation or Australia (PACFA)

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Georgie Ashton

BA, BSc, MPsych (Clinical), MCouns and PsychTh, ACAP

Georgie Ashton is a registered Clinical Psychologist, Hakomi Graduate and EMDR Practitioner, with over 15 years’ experience working with individuals, couples and adolescents in private practice and specialty public care settings.

Georgie holds a Masters in Clinical Psychology and a second Masters degree in Counselling and Psychotherapy. Georgie has always been fascinated in how early experiences shape people’s minds, bodies, behaviours and relationships in later life, particularly how we can reset unhelpful patterns and recurring emotional pain. For as long as she can remember she’s been searching for knowledge about what people need to really thrive in life, and how we heal from difficult experiences so we can reach our full potential.

Georgie’s work integrates mindfulness-based, body oriented and trauma informed approaches to treat difficulties with attachment, relationships, trauma, addictions, eating disorders and parenting. She works with clients who have suffered complex trauma including developmental, attachment and life-threatening events. She works with clients who have experienced psychosis and paranoia, and has worked extensively with adult survivors of child abuse. She is passionate about assisting individuals, couples and parents to access more choice and freedom in their lives.

After several years practicing as a psychologist, Georgie increasingly found that cognitive behavioural (CBT) approaches alone could not always access unconscious and attachment processes needed for complex trauma. She consequently trained in Hakomi Mindful Somatic Psychotherapy (Hakomi), which gave her a mindfulness-based, body-oriented, attachment and trauma-informed approach to working. Hakomi also combines internal family systems therapy (IFS) with sensorimotor and somatic experiencing (SE), gestalt and interpersonal therapies, so they may be integrated into the work. Georgie found this approach could meet more complex trauma in a resourced, active and compassionate way. And although this approach is gentle, it is paradoxically timely and effective by creating the safety required for people to connect more deeply with the parts of their minds and bodies that need it most. Georgie enjoys how this approach allows people’s healing to unfold in a respectful, empowering and organic way, while being surprisingly fast and effective at providing deep change that lasts.

Realising that mindfulness wasn’t easily accessible or desired by everyone, Georgie has more recently added eye movement desensitisation and reprocessing (EMDR) to her skill set. For complex and attachment trauma however, EMDR tools need to be used selectively within other trauma-informed approaches. Georgie has found the foundational framework, skills and principals of Hakomi offers a safe comprehensive platform for working with complex trauma that can then be supplemented by EMDR when appropriate.

Qualifications

• Bachelor of Science (Neuroscience)
• Bachelor of Arts
• Master of Clinical Psychology
• Master of Counselling and Psychotherapy
• Hakomi Graduate
• H.E.A.R.T Graduate (Hakomi Relationship training)
• EMDR Practitioner

Professional Memberships

• Australian Health Practitioners’ Registration Agency (AHPRA) – Clinical Psychology Endorsement
• Australian Clinical Psychological Association (ACPA)

Jennifer Hogarth

B.Com, Grad. Dip Counselling & Psychotherapy

Jennifer Hogarth has a corporate background with 20 years’ experience in high performance coaching, workplace mental health, human resources, executive coaching, training and development, and search and selection and has worked for leading global organisations KPMG, American Express, HSBC, Macquarie Group and Michael Page International.

Using her knowledge, experience and coaching skills to ensure high performance at both an individual and team level, Jennifer has worked with individuals, teams and leaders (including CEOs and directors of listed corporations) to achieve their best. Jennifer specialises in working with the “Corporate Athlete” to foster effective leadership, to improve mental health and wellbeing, and to support challenging workplace transformation.

In addition to Jennifer’s corporate experience, she is Psychotherapist and uses her training in mental health to work with clients at a deeper and more conscious level. Jennifer combines her background in sport (as a young female athlete), counselling skills (from her private practice) and coaching skills (from her corporate experience) to support her clients through personal and professional growth.

Jennifer works with clients experiencing anxiety, depression, relationship/family issues and grief and loss symptoms, who may be struggling to find their way in work and in life. It is through her role as a Psychotherapist and High-Performance Coach that Jennifer uses nutrition, exercise, sleep hygiene and mindfulness meditation tools, in order to build performance, self-awareness, and self-empowerment.

Jennifer works openly and without judgement with her clients, providing a safe and honest space for her clients to share and heal.

Qualifications

• Bachelor of Commerce (Marketing & Economics)
• Graduate Diploma in Counselling
• Certified Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction (MBSR) Practitioner
• Eye Movement Desensitisation and Reprocessing (EMDR) Level 1
• MTQ48 qualified

Professional Memberships

• Psychotherapy and Counselling Federation of Australia (PACFA)

Jennifer Gardner

MA (Clin Psych), BSC (Hons) Psych, MA (Couns), Grad Dip Couns, BAFA (Hon), Grad Dip ClinNutr, Grad Cert NutrMed. MAPS, MACPA, MACA

Jenn is a Clinical Psychologist. She has experience working with clients of all ages in a variety of health and community settings, including specialist university and e-mental health clinics, and NGO and private hospitals specialising in treating complex trauma and/or addictions. In addition, she is a Counsellor, Psychotherapist, and Clinical Supervisor for Counsellors, Psychotherapists and Social Workers.

Jenn completed her undergraduate and postgraduate training in Australia, with specialist postgraduate training in both counselling and clinical psychology. She has completed a Bachelor of Psychology (Honours) at the University of Sydney, a Masters degree in Clinical Psychology at Macquarie University, a Graduate Diploma of Counselling from the Australian College of Applied Psychology (ACAP), and a Masters degree in Counselling from the Australian Catholic University (ACU). She is also trained in the Rise Up model of Clinical Supervision, and has completed an Honours degree in Fine Art and postgraduate study in the area of Clinical Nutrition.

From the start Jenn has had a deep interest in working with complex presentations from age 19 and across adulthood, and particularly in helping support individuals who have experienced complex trauma, including family of origin and attachment difficulties, single incident trauma, grief and loss, adjustment disorder, stress-related disorders and mood and anxiety disorders. Jenn’s practice is neuro-divergent friendly and a LGBTQI+ Safe Space.

Jenn provides both long-term and short-term therapy to help support and empower individuals to improve their emotional wellbeing, quality of life, to bring about meaningful change, and to process trauma when needed. Her approach to therapy is trauma-informed, relational, empathic and collaborative. In addition to Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Jenn uses a range of evidence-based psychological treatments individualised to the client’s presentation, and grounded in Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), Rational Emotive Behaviour Therapy (REBT), and process-oriented, insight, attachment-focused, and systemic family therapies. Additionally, Jenn uses Motivational Interviewing, Mindfulness, Grief and Loss, and Solution Focused Therapies, and draws on strategies from Schema therapy, and Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT)and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT).

Qualifications

• Master of Clinical Psychology
• Masters of Counselling
• Bachelor of Science (Honours)(Psychology)
• Graduate Diploma of Counselling
• Graduate Diploma of Psychology
• Bachelor of Arts (Honours, Fine Art)
• Graduate Diploma of Clinical Nutrition
• Graduate Certificate of Nutrition Medicine

Professional Memberships

• Australian Health Practitioners’ Registration Agency (AHPRA)
• Australian Psychological Society (APS)
• Australian Clinical Psychology Association (ACPA)
• SIRA Approved Psychologist

Julia Morton

BCom; BA; BPsych (Hons); MPsych (Clin), MAPS, FCCLP

Julia is a registered clinical psychologist with a warm and empathic approach, and committed to supporting individuals across the life span to attain wellbeing. She completed her undergraduate business and psychology degrees in South Africa, and the Master of Clinical Psychology at the Australian College of Applied Psychology.

Julia has worked across a variety of settings including hospital inpatient psychiatric facilities, adolescent and adult community clinics, schools and in private practice. She has had the privilege of working with adolescents and adults both individually and within group settings, with a broad range of presentations including difficulty with addictions, mood and anxiety disorders, chronic emotional and behavioural challenges including self-injurious behaviour, ADHD, eating disorders and complex trauma. Julia also has experience working alongside adolescents and their families as a school psychologist, and is familiar with the emotional, social and academic challenges that young people may face within this setting. She is passionate and determined to support and promote early intervention for young people experiencing wellbeing challenges to prevent enduring psychological difficulty and enhance their resilience.

Julia aims to work collaboratively with clients, drawing from evidence-based modalities to create tailored treatment plans aimed to support their goals while empowering them to address the challenges interfering with their living.

Qualifications

• Master of Clinical Psychology
• Bachelor of Psychology (Hons)
• Bachelor of Arts (Psychology)
• Bachelor of Commerce (Economics)

Professional Memberships

• Australian Health Practitioners Regulation Agency (AHPRA) with Clinical Psychology endorsement
• Australian Psychological Society (APS)
• APS College of Clinical Psychologists

Libby (Elizabeth) Menadue

MClin Psych, BSoc Sci (Psych) (Hons), Grad Dip Psychology, BA LLB

Libby holds a Master's degree in Clinical Psychology. She has worked with clients across the lifespan in private practice, not for profit, and hospital settings. Her approach is warm, collaborative, respectful, and strengths based. Libby aims to empower clients by providing a safe space in which clients can be curious about their experiences, understand their impact on the present moment, and develop skills to improve wellbeing. Libby has a special interest in supporting clients experiencing difficulties associated with anxiety and depression, perinatal mental health, complex trauma, PTSD, grief, relationship and family issues, and life-stage transitions. Libby has completed Circle of Security training.

Libby’s therapeutic style is responsive to the specific needs of each client and strongly influenced by attachment theory and interpersonal neurobiology. Libby draws on a range of evidence-based therapies including Dialectical Behaviour Therapy, Eye Movement Desensitisation and Reprocessing (EMDR), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, and Cognitive Behaviour Therapy.

Qualifications

• Master of Clinical Psychology
• Bachelor of Science (Honours) (Psychology)
• Graduate Diploma Psychology
• Bachelor of Arts

Professional Memberships

• • Australian Health Practitioners’ Registration Agency (AHPRA) with Clinical Psychology endorsement
• Australian Psychological Society (APS)

Sally Gibson

BA Psych (Hons), MClin NeuroPsych, MAPS FCCN

Sally Gibson is a Clinical Neuropsychologist who specialises in assessing children, adolescents, and adults with concerns such as:

• attention deficit hyperactivity disorder
• autism spectrum disorder
• learning difficulties
• intellectual disability
• memory difficulties
• head injury
• stroke
• epilepsy
• dementia and
• other neurological issues and medical conditions.

Sally has experience in working with a diverse range of clients who are experiencing cognitive, emotional and / or behavioural issues, including anxiety, depression, trauma, and other complex psychological and neurological presentations.

She has worked with children at Royal Far West, in a brain injury unit, paediatric neurology and in two memory clinics. She currently works in private practice and at Autism Spectrum Australia.

Sally believes a well-designed assessment process in a warm and accepting environment can ultimately inform and empower clients to move forward with a more thorough understanding of their strengths and weaknesses, along with appropriate strategies and support.

Qualifications

• Bachelor of Arts (Psychology) (Hons)
• Masters of Clinical Neuropsychology

Professional Memberships

• Australian Health Practitioners’ Registration Agency (AHPRA) – Endorsed in Clinical Neuropsychology
• Fellow of the APS College of Clinical Neuropsychologists

Scott Kelly

M.Clin.Psych., B.Psych.Sci(Hons), GradDipPsych, B.MusPerf(Hons), MAPS

Scott is a Psychologist, Hakomi Graduate and jazz musician who has experience working with adults and young adults in both private practice and public health environments. Scott holds a Masters Degree in Clinical Psychology and is a Graduate of the Hakomi Mindful Somatic Psychotherapy training. He has completed research in the areas of somatic (body-based) psychotherapy and therapeutic presence. Scott also performs professionally, composes music, and teaches jazz improvisation.

Scott’s approach is grounded in deep listening and genuine engagement with his client’s experience. He draws from his training in Hakomi Mindful Somatic Psychotherapy by recognising the embodied nature of emotion, the innate wisdom of the body and the power of direct experience in the healing journey. He finds that working with embodied mindfulness and non-judgemental presence helps to access the client’s own innate healing impulse and establish positive change on a deep level. Scott also draws on Internal Family Systems (IFS) therapy, an approach that sees the mind as a system made up of parts, which can help to contextualise the complex and often contradictory nature of our emotions. Scott also draws from his experience as a professional musician and experienced meditator to bring mindfulness and creative collaboration into the therapy room.

Scott has a particular interest in working with anxiety, depression, complex trauma, and the integration of psychedelic experiences. He aims to provide a trauma-informed and supportive environment in which his client can become curious about their life experiences and how they show up in the present moment through both mind and body. Scott is passionate about fostering self-understanding, self-compassion and self-leadership, encouraging freedom and flourishing in all areas of life.

Qualifications

• Bachelor of Music (Performance) (Honours) – Sydney Conservatorium of Music
• Graduate Diploma Psychology – Monash University
• Bachelor of Psychological Science (Honours) – Australian College of Applied Psychology
• Master of Psychology (Clinical) – Australian College of Applied Psychology
• Graduate of Hakomi Professional Training (Advanced) – Hakomi Institute (Pacifica)

Professional Memberships

• Australian Health Practitioners’ Registration Agency (AHPRA) – Registered Psychologist
• Australian Health Practitioners’ Registration Agency (AHPRA) – Clinical Psychology Registrar
• Australian Psychological Society (APS)

Renata Malinauskas

BNutrDiet(Hons), Cert.PsycTh, CertIV.Fit

Renata is a Psychosomatic Therapist, Hakomi Graduate, TRE®️ (Tension and Trauma Release Exercises) practitioner, and a certified Mindfulness and Meditation teacher with experience working with individuals and groups.

She combines her wide-ranging knowledge with her professional and real experience in meditation, embodiment practices and trauma healing to assist her clients on their journey towards psychological and physical wellbeing. She has a particular interest on the impacts of trauma in one’s physiology, patterns of bodily tension, behaviours and how one perceives oneself and the world.

Renata’s work integrates mindfulness-based, body oriented and trauma informed approaches to treat difficulties with relationships, attachment, boundaries and self-regulation. She works with people who suffers from complex trauma, including developmental, attachment and life-threatening events. Her passion is to guide and empower clients to restore balance, build safety and resilience from within and to live a more harmonious and authentic life.

Her Body-Centred Therapy sessions work directly with unconscious patterns through experiential techniques and somatic awareness to uncover unconscious beliefs and behaviours that impact one's relationship with oneself, others, and the world. The process works with direct experience, leading to rapid change and enabling the re-establishment of healthy patterns of thoughts, feelings and behaviours.

Renata also offers TRE (tension and trauma release exercises) sessions. TRE is an innovative series of gentle exercises that assist the body in releasing deep muscular patterns of stress, tension and even trauma. TRE exercises safely activate a natural vibrating reflex mechanism that releases muscular tension, helping to bring the nervous system back to a calm, centred state.

Qualifications

• Bachelor of Nutrition and Dietetics – Sao Camilo University Centre
• Certified Psychosomatic Therapist – Psychosomatic Therapy College
• Graduate of Hakomi Professional Training – Hamomi Institute (Pacifica)
• Certified TRE Provider – TRE Australia
• Certified Mindfulness and Compassion Teacher - Insight Meditation Institute
• Certified Fitness Instructor – TAFE

Professional Memberships

• International Association of Psychosomatic Therapy (INTAPT)
• TRE For All (AUS and US)
• Registered Personal Trainer with AUSactive

Micaella Gogoski

MCouns&PsychTh, BAPsych

Micaella is a Psychotherapist, with a Master’s degree in Counselling and Psychotherapy. Micaella has also had extensive experience in the corporate world, where coaching, training, development, group facilitation and people management were her bread and butter. Mental health and wellbeing have always been at the foundations of Micaella’s work both clinically and corporately.

Micaella works clinically with clients struggling with trauma, anxiety, depression, homelessness, grief and loss, and family complexities within the private practice, welfare and government, EAP and Crisis hotline sectors (including Lifeline). Micaella thrives in supporting clients one on one and in groups and can tailor her approach accordingly.

Micaella has a strong passion for trauma informed therapy which forms the roots of Micaella’s treatment. She compliments this through a range of therapeutic styles, including Person-Centred, Solutions-Focused, Cognitive Behaviour Therapy and Psychodynamic Psychotherapy. In addition, Micaella is trained in EMDR and somatic therapy where she is able to support clients uncover blocked and unresolved problems which may be hindering them from living a happy, healthy and emotionally regulated life.

Combining her coaching and psychotherapy training, Micaella approaches mental health holistically, acknowledging the body, mind, spirit connection. She supports clients in healing past patterns, generational trauma and developing a deeper understanding of themselves to create the life that they truly want.

Qualifications

• MA Counselling and Psychotherapy, Australian College of Applied Psychology
• Certified Crisis Supporter, Lifeline Australia
• Certificate in Life Coaching, Open Colleges
• BA Arts Psychology,s University of New South Wales

Professional Memberships

• Psychotherapy and Counselling Federation of Australia [PACFA] Provisional

Mel Shishkin

BPsych

Mel Shishkin is a registered Psychologist, Accredited Breathworks Mindfulness Teacher and EMDR Therapist, with about 10 years experience working in the mental health sector.

Mel is passionate about walking alongside and guiding people through their journey towards healing and wellbeing. She has had a long held interest in the effects that trauma has on the mind and body and has witnessed how embodied, mindful and compassion focused approaches lead to more deeply felt and lasting change.

Mel’s interest in the somatic consequences of trauma led her to Breathworks. Breathworks is a mindfulness-based approach to pain and stress management that is imbued with compassion and kindness. Mel is also trained in Schema Therapy and Compassion Focused Therapy and uses these approaches in a collaborative way to help people navigate through difficult times. Mel is also currently studying Hakomi Mindful Somatic Psychotherapy.

Mel believes in the deep healing that mindful and embodied processes offer and is committed to providing safe spaces for marginalised communities. Mel works within inclusive frameworks for the queer community, black, indigenous and people of colour (BIPOC) and neurodiverse people.

Qualifications

• Bachelor of Psychology (Honours)
• Accredited Breathworks Mindfulness Teacher

Professional Memberships

• Australian Health Practitioners’ Registration Agency (AHPRA)
• Australian Psychological Society (APS)
• EMDR Association of Australia
• State Insurance Regulatory Authority (SIRA) Approved Psychologist

Felicity Martin

BSc(Counselling)

Felicity is a registered Counsellor/Psychotherapist with comprehensive experience working with individuals suffering from addiction, mental illness and childhood trauma, having worked at South Pacific Private Hospital and Foundation House.

Felicity works with children, adolescents and adults suffering from anxiety, depression, relational difficulties, self-esteem issues, grief, loss, childhood trauma and those struggling with addiction. Felicity has a special interest in and a passion for working with children, specifically 8-12 years of age based on her 15 years of experience working with children and their families in a variety of different roles and settings.

Felicity is a warm, compassionate and empathic therapist who works collaboratively with each of her clients’ to find the approach or modality that works most effectively for them. Felicity believes that every relationship we have in life is a co-creation between two people and therefore aims to empower her clients’ with an approach or modality that works for them, as well as fostering for the client a feeling of autonomy and empowerment in the relationship.

Felicity primarily draws from a person-centred and strengths based approach, as well as incorporating a number of other modalities when working with clients, including Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT), Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT), Gestalt Therapy, Somatic practices, elements of play therapy and a positive growth mindset when working with children, and most importantly always utilising a trauma informed lens.

Felicity feels it is a privilege to work with each and every client and seeing the change, growth and development that transpires in her clients’ is one of the most rewarding aspects of her work as a therapist.

Felicity has undertaken training in,

• How to to Understand and Connect with Traumatised Children, Oct 2022.
• Post Induction Therapy Training, The Meadows in Arizona, Aug 2021.
• DBT Training for Borderline Personality Disorders, Jun 2021.
• Complex Trauma Training: Recognizing and Responding Effectively Clients, Apr 2021.
• Family Systems and Family Constellations Training, Jan 2021.
• Bessel van der Kolk’s Trauma, Neuroscience and the Evolving Therapy of Traumatized Children and Adults, Mar 2019.

Qualifications

• Bachelor of Science (Counselling)

Professional Memberships

• Psychotherapy and Counselling Federation of Australia (PACFA)

Dr Emmanuella Noble

BSc, BA, DPsych

Emmanuella is a registered Clinical Psychologist with over 10 years’ experience working with adults, adolescents, and couples in private practice.

Emmanuella specialises in teens and adults with mood disorders and personality disorders.

Emmanuella contributes to various online and media sources giving expert advice about various topics.

Qualifications

• Bachelor of Science (Psychology)
• Bachelor of Psychology
• Doctor of Psychology (Clinical Psychology)

Professional Memberships

• Australian Health Practitioners’ Registration Agency (AHPRA) – Clinical Psychology Endorsement
• Australian Psychological Society (APS)
• APS College of Clinical Psychologists

Carrie Kilburn

MA, BA, B.Bus

Growing up both in Hong Kong and Australia and migrated back to Australia in 2022, Carrie Kilburn is an Australian-ish-Chinese psychotherapist. She has over 12 years experience working with individuals and couples.

Carrie developed awareness and compassion for the beliefs, values, and traditions as well as the burdens and constraints that each culture carries through living in different places and with people from various backgrounds and cultures. Her aim as a counsellor is to help people to find the courage to be themselves and to restore the sense of self, fulfillment and joy in their lives. She looks at the cultural context — from national and societal to family and relationship culture — as well as the personal story of each individual. This enables Carrie to more fully understand and address the depth of people’s problems.

Carrie holds a Masters in Professional Counselling. She is also trained in Hakomi Somatic Psychotherapy, Hakomi Experiential Psychotherapy with Couples, Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), Prepare/Enrich pre/post marital counselling, and Play Therapy. She has also extensively studied Bioenergetic Therapy and Existential Therapy. Her approach is to work mindfully and experientially, in order to gain access to the subconscious that truly controls our decisions and behaviour. Carrie has found that by working with the subconscious, profound change and healing is achieved both faster and more organically.

Carrie works with clients who have difficulties with depression, anxiety, traumas, relationship and marriage – essentially anyone who is not happy with their lives and is motivated to discover more about themselves and to make a change.

As a certified Prepare/Enrich facilitator, Carrie also provides pre-marital counselling to help people who are interested in becoming more prepared to enter their marriage.

Qualifications

• Master of Arts in Professional Counselling
• Graduate of Hakomi Professional Training
• Bachelor of Arts in Languages & Applied Linguistics
• Bachelor of Business – International Business

Professional Memberships

• Psychotherapy and Counselling Federation of Australia (PACFA)

Languages

• English
• Cantonese

Sujata Khatri

MMHN, CMHN

Sujata Khatri is a skilled Credentialed Mental Health Nurse and Psychotherapist who brings a unique blend of experiences to her therapy sessions. Her career spans over 12 years in the mental health and substance use field.

Sujata's approach to therapy has continually evolved through her dedicated exploration of various therapeutic modalities, all aimed at meeting the unique needs of her clients. Sujata is trained in Eye Movement Desensitisation Reprocessing (EMDR), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Internal Family Systems (IFS), Mindfulness- Based Stress Reduction (MBSR), Non- Directive Pregnancy Counselling (NDPC) and Psychedelic- Assisted Psychotherapy (PAT). She is currently studying Hakomi Mindful Somatic Psychotherapy.

Sujata specialises in working with adult individuals who have experienced adverse childhood experiences, trauma, and complex trauma. She also has experience in addressing depression, anxiety, and substance use issues. She has developed a deep understanding of the complexities of human suffering, igniting her passion for facilitating healing and growth in her clients.

In addition to her extensive experience in medication management, Sujata possesses a strong understanding of cutting-edge treatments like transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS), medical cannabis, and esketamine therapy.

Although psychedelic substances are not fully legal in Australia, Sujata offers integration support for clients, aiming to minimise harm and maximise the benefits of psychedelic experiences. This support may include psychotherapy sessions where Sujata helps clients process their experiences, gain clarity and insights, address any challenges that may have arisen, and facilitate meaningful long-term change resulting from their psychedelic medicine journey.

Complementing her professional skills, Sujata has dedicated many years to mindfulness and meditation practice, cultivating warm, calm, and compassionate presence that creates a safe and empathic space for her clients.

When you choose Sujata Khatri as your therapist, you can expect a compassionate and integrative approach that is rooted in her wealth of experience, mindfulness practices, and a deep commitment to fostering healing and growth that extends beyond the individual to positively impact the wider community.

Qualifications

• Master of Mental Health Nursing
• Bachelor of Nursing

Professional Memberships

• Australian Health Practitioners’ Registration Agency (AHPRA)
• Member of Australian College of Mental Health Nurses (ACMHN)

Alberto Florez

GradDipCouns

Alberto, a trauma-informed Clinical Counsellor and Body-Centred Psychotherapist, is deeply passionate about supporting individuals in cultivating a more compassionate understanding of themselves, others, and their relationship with the world. His journey into this field was fuelled by a profound curiosity about the human experience, which was evident even during his filmmaking career. Alberto was consistently drawn to people's stories, their motivations, and their perspectives on suffering and joy.

Alberto specialises in a wide variety of issues affecting people across the lifespan. These include trauma (particularly childhood, intergenerational and immigration trauma), relationships, parenting, domestic violence, sexual abuse, attachment challenges as well as mental health challenges such as addiction, anxiety, depression, suicide ideation and more.

Alberto has experience in a variety of areas, currently working at an NGO as a Child and Family Therapist in the post separation space, supporting children, parents, individual's and couples, as well as running various parenting programs and psychoeducational programs in high schools. Alberto also co-directed a private counselling practice which worked with families, couples, and individuals. Previously, he worked as Program Therapist for adults in a private psychiatric hospital struggling with addiction, mental health, and trauma. He also worked as a Family and Adolescent Counsellor in a rehabilitation centre for adolescents struggling with addiction, mental health, criminal charges, and homelessness. Alberto has experience working in the community sector where he co-directed a youth program to address mental health stigma, suicide and self-harm risk and facilitated a weekly support program for parents of incarcerated children.

Alberto employs an empathic, trauma-informed, and holistic approach, drawing from extensive training of a wide range of therapeutic techniques. These include a combination of psychotherapies, including person-centred, mindful, somatic, experiential, and cognitive. However, his core psychotherapeutic method is Hakomi Mindful Somatic Psychotherapy, characterised by its gentle, respectful, and mindfulness-based approach to working with the unconscious aspects of a person's experience. By combining talk therapy with mindful and somatic techniques, Alberto addresses both the mind and body, to help clients not only gain a deeper understanding of themselves but also recognise their innate resources and strengths and develop new ones to overcome life's challenges.

His guiding belief is that the solutions to individuals' struggles exist within them. His approach is centred on supporting them to explore their inner selves, utilising the wisdom of the body and mindfulness to independently discover these solutions. By doing so, Alberto empowers his clients to process traumas, emotional challenges, cognitive issues, and behavioural patterns, fostering comprehensive self-awareness and healing. Alberto's priority is guiding individuals on their journey of self-discovery and transformation, providing unwavering support every step of the way.

Qualifications

• Graduate Diploma of Counselling
• Hakomi Graduate

Professional Memberships

• PACFA Clinical Reg. 26605

Languages

• English
• Spanish

Myrna Lewis

BA SocSc(Hons), MA ClinPsych

Transforming Lives Through a Unique Blend of Expertise

With over four decades of dedicated experience, Myrna Lewis has impacted the lives of countless individuals, families, couples, and children. Her clinical expertise extends across a diverse spectrum, encompassing early childhood trauma, anxiety, depression, relational complexities, family dynamics, grief and loss, and the nuanced struggles accompanying life changes.

Myrna's passion lies in providing support; she sees each person's challenges as a gateway to their personal growth—an opportunity to uncover and actualise their distinctive potential. She provides her clients with practical tools to make decisions, foster healthier interpersonal relationships, and navigate tension and conflicts.

Grounded in a wealth of experience, Myrna integrates psychodynamics, family systems, and play therapy into her practice. Furthermore, she has augmented her skills through training in Gestalt, transactional analysis, psychosynthesis, process-oriented psychology, Biodanza, and mind medicine.

As an internationally recognised thought leader, Myrna Lewis is the mastermind behind the Lewis Deep Democracy methodology. This globally acclaimed approach transcends traditional therapeutic methods, presenting a comprehensive framework that empowers individuals, couples, and groups to confront life's challenges and tensions head-on.

Her background positions her to facilitate transformative experiences within various settings, spanning individuals, couples, families, groups, corporations, and communities. Myrna's methodology excels in unravelling the inherent growth potential within conflict and tension, offering a profound avenue for positive change.

In 2008, Myrna authored the influential book "Inside the No," a work that Archbishop Emeritus Desmond Tutu endorsed in its foreword. Recently republished in Dutch, the book stands as a testament to Myrna's enduring impact and commitment to fostering positive change on a global scale.

Qualifications

• Bachelor of Arts in Social Science (Honours)(Psychology)
• Master of Arts in Clinical Psychology

Professional Memberships

• Mind Medicine Australia
• Comensa (Coaches and Mentors of South Africa)
• SACSSP (South African Council for Social Service)
• Ashoka
• Lewis Deep Democracy (CEO, Supervisor and Instructor)

Dr Sally Wooding

BA(Hons), PhD (ClinPsych), MAPS, MCCP

Dr Sally Wooding is a Clinical Psychologist with over 25 years of experience. She completed a Bachelor of Arts with First Class Honours and a Doctoral Degree in Attachment and Intergenerational Trauma at the University of Queensland.

Sally sees adolescents and adults and has a particular interest in trauma/PTSD, depression and anxiety, grief and loss, stress and burnout and adult ADD. She takes an attachment-based approach and her philosophy is one of warm and collaborative care where clients feel heard and understood.

Issues that impact wellbeing may stem from several things whether they be the past, present or concerns about the future. Many of us struggle with current challenges in our life, such as work or personal relationships, others may have a diagnosed mental illness and others may be experiencing challenges with both. All may need strategies to cope to achieve greater self-awareness, fulfillment, empowerment, and resilience.

Sally takes a holistic approach which considers all aspects of the individual within a wider context. As a result her approach is multifaceted drawing from a range of evidence-based interventions including Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT); Trauma focused CBT (TF-CBT), Mindfulness, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT).

She has a particular interest in emergency responders including police, fire and rescue, paramedics and other medical or community responders.

Qualifications

• Bachelor of Arts in (Honours)
• Doctor of Philosophy (Clin Psych)

Professional Memberships

• Australian Health Practitioners Registration Agency (AHPRA) – Clinical Psychology Endorsement
• Australian Psychological Society
• APS College of Clinical Psychologists
• International Society of Traumatic Stress Studies (ISTSS)
• Australian Association for Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (AACBT)

Professional Positions and Awards

• Board Member of the National Association of Loss and Grief (NALAG)
• Winner of the Helen Row Zonta Memorial Prize for Services to Women in Mental Health

Archana Waller

MCounsPT

I am a clinical counsellor and psychotherapist. I work with adults experiencing interpersonal issues, unresolved trauma and those wanting to reduce stress and anxiety to improve their quality of life.

I am also an eating disorder credentialed clinician and I work with adults, adolescents and children with eating disorders, and their families.

As a trauma-informed therapist, my approach is holistic that includes somatic, emotional, and cognitive processing and integration. My intention is to create a safe environment that enables clients to discover and change habitual physical and psychological patterns that impede optimal functioning and well-being. Together, I hope to help clients develop more resilience and foster a mindset which will give them the psychological flexibility to absorb life’s uncertainties.

Qualifications

• Bachelor of Counselling
• Master of Counselling & Psychotherapy
• Credentialled Eating Disorder Clinician

Professional Memberships

• Psychotherapy & Counselling Federation of Australia
• Australia & New Zealand Academy for Eating Disorders
• SIRA Approved Counsellor

Isabel Alfonso

BPsych(Hons), MAPS, FOT, FT.

Isabel Alfonso is a registered Psychologist, and a certified Focusing-Oriented Therapist and Trainer. She is also certified to provide counselling for problem gambling. Isabel has experience working in private practice and non-profit organisations with individuals and in group settings.

Her approach is flexible and tailored to the client’s needs and preferences. She combines practical cognitive and behavioural strategies with Focusing-Oriented Therapy, an experiential, body-based practice, to reach deeper than with traditional psychology approaches alone and generate more profound shifts.

Focusing is an evidence-based practice originating from research by Eugene Gendlin. He discovered that what distinguished clients who improved in therapy from those who did not was that successful clients were regularly checking inside themselves for a whole bodily felt sense of their situation. Gendlin called this Focusing. Focusing-Oriented Therapists promote this skill in clients who do it naturally and can teach it to the others.

Isabel combines Focusing with Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) and Nonviolent Communication (NVC). ACT blends mindfulness with cognitive and behavioural tools that clients can use to start coping better from the start. NVC helps clients reduce conflict in their relationships and increase connection by communicating in a compassionate manner.

When assessing clients Isabel also draws from Family System Theory and Attachment Theory and considers the impact of upbringing. Isabel’s thesis focused on the influence of attachment styles on hoarding, and she has treated clients with hoarding disorder.

While Isabel can treat a wide range of problems, she has a special interest in anxiety and stress. Other interests are work issues, communication skills, relationship problems, body image, gambling, and adverse childhood experiences.

Qualifications

• Bachelor of Psychology (Hons)
• Certified Focusing-Oriented Therapist
• Certified Focusing Trainer
• Certified to provide counselling for problem gambling

Professional Memberships

• Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA)
• Australian Psychological Society (APS)
• The International Focusing Institute

Languages

• English
• Spanish

Michelle Doherty

PhD, BPsychSc (Hons), MClinPsych

Michelle is a registered Psychologist and Clinical Psychology Registrar, with over 6 years’ experience working in mental health. She welcomes clients from diverse backgrounds, embracing different cultures, sexualities, gender identities and neurodivergence.

Michelle works with adults and young people (15+ yrs) in areas including anxiety, depression, grief and loss, family of origin concerns, relationship concerns, identity and self-esteem, stress and burnout, trauma and PTSD.

Michelle prioritises creating a meaningful therapeutic relationship and fostering a safe, nurturing space, where clients can freely explore their concerns. A creative space in which meaning is created together through dialogue. She works collaboratively with clients to tailor therapy according to their individual needs and goals.

Michelle’s approach to therapy is integrative, working predominantly through a psychodynamic and trauma-informed lens and drawing from other evidence-based modalities such as CBT, ACT, DBT, and narrative therapy where needed. Psychodynamic psychotherapy aims to promote recovery, healing and self-growth through striving to gain a deep understanding of your experience and inner world. Her practice is also influenced by somatic, humanistic and systemic therapies.

She has a particular interest in working with complex trauma and in supporting individuals on their healing journey. She recognises the profound impact trauma can have on one's psyche and interpersonal relationships. By exploring unconscious patterns, unresolved emotions, and the complex dynamics associated with trauma, Michelle assists clients in gaining insight, processing their experiences, and fostering lasting transformative change.

Michelle holds a Bachelor of Psychological Science (Honours), a Master of Clinical Psychology, and a PhD from a previous career in science. As a member of the Australian Psychological Society, she remains committed to upholding professional and ethical standards, ensuring the provision of high-quality care to her clients.

Qualifications

• Master of Clinical Psychology
• Bachelor of Psychological Science (Honours)
• Graduate Diploma in Psychology
• University Certificate in Psychology
• Doctor of Philosophy
• Bachelor of Science (Hons)
• Bachelor of Arts (French)

Professional Memberships

• Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA)
• Australian Psychological Society (APS)
• SIRA Approved Psychologist