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I am a Psychologist registered both in Australia and the UK, and lecturer in Psychology. I offer affirming and personalised therapy to adults. I am particularly passionate about supporting women who diagnosed with Autism or ADHD later in life, neorudivergent adults grappling with unresolved childhood trauma, and those from LGBTQIA+ communities and ethnic minority groups.

Ingrid works with individuals experiencing a range of issues such as anxiety, depression, stress, grief, relationship issues and adjustment to life changes. She is particularly interested in supporting activists and people experiencing eco-distress. She works collaboratively with people on a short term or long term bases. Ingrid assists people to recognise and build on their strengths, process emotions and identify and relate to thoughts and patterns in helpful and compassionate ways. This therapeutic process offers the opportunity to heal, grow and transform in ways that people value and that promote overall wellbeing.

I am experienced in working with adult clients (18 years+) with a range of complex presentations for the medium to long term, particularly within the private practice setting. I have a particular interest in women's mental health and aim to provide affirming care and support to individuals within the LGBTQIA+ community.

I have over 10 years of experience working with adults (18+) and can support on a wide range of issues. Firstly, I can help clarify what it is you want out of therapy. I encourage a curious and compassionate approach to gain insight into what you are experiencing. Together we can develop a new perspective on your experiences and create a path forward that is hopeful, achievable and in line with what is important to you. I interweave a variety of therapeutic modalities, with a focus on methods that are best fitted to who you are as a person.

Currently open for new referrals. I work from an understanding that many of life's concerns stem from our past experiences in relationships and the structural difficulties that are present in our society. This organizes the way I understand peoples experience and distress and how I seek to understand how we are in relationship, and what fixed patterns get in the way of living a more meaningful and enriching life. I work with warmth and curiosity to help develop a deeper understanding of your area of concern and better make sense of why particular patterns might be causing distress.

I work with adolescents and young adults who are experiencing challenges with how they relate to themselves, others and their environment. I value my clients as unique individuals and aim to foster a sense of hope, determination and resilience in people to make positive changes in their lives in whatever capacity is meaningful to them. I work a lot with people to help them identify, manage and regulate difficult emotions. This also involves a deeper understanding of emotional reactions and an opportunity to benefit from learning from past experiences.

Savleen is a clinical psychologist with experience in treating a wide range of mental health conditions. Her practice is guided by genuine care for her clients. She works with individual adults and couples with a wide range of issues. Savleen focuses on engaging her clients to achieve long-term meaningful growth in a compassionate, safe, supportive and culturally sensitive environment. She has a warm and collaborative approach to therapy and encourages her clients to identify their strengths whilst they examine and compassionately reflect on their lives. She is dedicated to supporting her client's in experiencing improved wellbeing.

Our emotions tell a story, they direct our actions. But unless we are aware of how they influence what we do, they can often get in the way. Lou invites you to listen not only to the story that comes from your head, but also to what your body has to say. Developing greater awareness of your emotional experience and the skills to manage it can be the springboard to creating healthier relationships with self and others, and lead to a more productive life.

Stephanie is a Director and co-founder of Connected Minds Psychology, a Research Fellow at Swinburne University and a Clinical Psychologist. She hopes to provide a safe and supportive environment for clients to identify what is really important to them and make steps to move toward living a happier, healthier and more meaningful life. With a PhD in mindfulness for mental health, Stephanie's practice has a strong focus on increasing wellbeing and resilience through a positive psychology perspective. This strengths-based approach helps to empower clients to use their individual qualities to overcome life's challenges.

Nav is a skilled and compassionate clinical psychologist with extensive experience. Nav is also a board-approved supervisor and is available to supervise psychologists, provisional psychologists and clinical registrars in a broad range of therapies. Nav is passionate about working with individual adult clients to promote their well-being, helping them to develop the tools to effectively manage challenges and build meaningful relationships with themselves and others. Nav aims to develop a rich and fulfilling therapeutic space with his clients and has a particular focus on helping his clients to create meaningful change and growth.

Looking for clarity, confidence, wellbeing & fulfilment? Hi, I’m a warm, collaborative counsellor & coach with a Bachelor of Psychological Science (HD) and a Diploma of Counselling. I work with clients who want to achieve greater fulfilment, self-expression, personal success & connection, improve wellbeing & empowerment, and get in touch with their values & direction in life. I cover a variety of issues such as stress, anxiety, depression, health & vitality, habits & routine, goal setting & management, career/vocation, emotional therapy, grief & loss, confidence & self-concept, learning & attention.

Gracie is a general Psychologist, currently completing her registration for endorsement as a Clinical Psychologist. She has a warm and empathetic approach and creates a non-judgmental and safe space that allows her and her clients to be straightforward, transparent and collaborative. She aims to help her clients reduce distress, build their confidence and self-compassion to be able to thrive and achieve their goals.

Emily is a warm and thoughtful Psychologist and Clinical Psychology Registrar. She is committed to a collaborative partnership with her clients and aims to help them enhance their wellbeing through a compassionate approach. She has training and experience in a range of areas, including anxiety, depression, body image issues, eating disorders and relationship difficulties.

As a psychotherapist I create a field, I prepare the ground and the conditions, I set processes in motion, I resonate and synchronise with the rhythm of the person. I help the person to centre inside, to anchor in the body, in the present and in reality. What I am most interested in is the relationship people have with themselves. Most problems that occur in interpersonal relationships have to do with conflict within us. My work is about lowering fears, taking small and big courageous steps, regaining the capacity to love, rebuilding trust in ourselves so that we can find and follow our path.

Are you struggling with intrusive thoughts, feeling stuck engaging in repetitive thoughts or behaviours, or perhaps wondering if you might have OCD? The Obsessive-Compulsive Spectrum Clinic was launched by compassionate psychologists to address the unique treatment needs of different types of OCD, aiming to provide supportive and personalised care to help individuals free themselves from these conditions.

Jasmine (she/her) is a registered Counsellor and member of the Australian Counselling Association, with a BBSc (Psych) and M.Couns. She partners with clients holistically to tackle the challenges of life - the unknowns, the curve-balls, all the hard things. This can look like tackling anxiety and worry, navigating tricky relationship and work issues, working through different life ages and stages, and understanding more about who we really are, what’s important to us and how we live a life aligned with our values.

Therapy can benefit anyone from those who are "feeling stuck" or dissatisfied and don't know how to shift things, to people who are facing major challenges such as depression, anxiety, chronic illness, trauma or grief and loss. Therapy can be useful for people who want learn more about themselves, engage in personal development or personal growth, develop better communication or relationship skills, explore their creativity or blocks to creativity, explore their identity, their gender or sexuality or develop a better understanding of work and work place challenges. It can be a form of deep soul work or a way to work on a particular.

Louise is a Gestalt therapist who is passionate about giving her clients the support and connection they need to cross life’s difficult passages, and emerge with a grounded, clear and renewed sense of self. She assists her clients to deepen awareness, find clarity and enhance their ability to choose and shape their lives in more fulfilling and joyful ways.

Pauline is a clinical psychology registrar. She provides individual therapy both online and in person, using strategies from Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), mindfulness, and Schema Therapy. She is passionate about providing a warm and collaborative space where people can feel empowered to move towards what matters to them in ways that utilise their strengths and honour their culture and values.