Autism Psychologists and Therapists in Subiaco, WA
We support teens and adults through challenges like anxiety, depression, trauma, eating disorders, ADHD, autism, grief, and more.
At South Beach Psychology, we know life gets busy—and getting support shouldn’t be hard. That’s why we offer flexible telehealth services (therapy, assessments, and capacity building) you can access from home, with hours from 7am–9pm during the week as well as Saturday mornings. Prefer in-person? We also offer limited face-to-face sessions from our Subiaco offices. Whether you're navigating challenges or working toward personal goals, we're here to help. Get in touch to see how we can support you.
We support teens and adults through challenges like anxiety, depression, trauma, eating disorders, ADHD, autism, grief, and more.
At South Beach Psychology, we know life gets busy—and getting support shouldn’t be hard. That’s why we offer flexible telehealth services (therapy, assessments, and capacity building) you can access from home, with hours from 7am–9pm during the week as well as Saturday mornings. Prefer in-person? We also offer limited face-to-face sessions from our Subiaco offices. Whether you're navigating challenges or working toward personal goals, we're here to help. Get in touch to see how we can support you.
Taking the step to seek support is a big decision, and I'm here to make it as comfortable as possible for you. Over the years, I’ve had the privilege of working with people from all walks of life. I’ve supported clients as an NDIS psychologist and behaviour specialist, worked with students as a school psychologist, provided outreach services in aged care, and offered private therapy for adults. This diverse background allows me to address a variety of challenges, from anxiety and depression to more complex conditions. I also have a special interest in helping adults with assertive communication and building stronger relationships.
Taking the step to seek support is a big decision, and I'm here to make it as comfortable as possible for you. Over the years, I’ve had the privilege of working with people from all walks of life. I’ve supported clients as an NDIS psychologist and behaviour specialist, worked with students as a school psychologist, provided outreach services in aged care, and offered private therapy for adults. This diverse background allows me to address a variety of challenges, from anxiety and depression to more complex conditions. I also have a special interest in helping adults with assertive communication and building stronger relationships.
I work with self-identified and diagnosed autistic and ADHD adults in a neurodiversity-affirming, trauma-informed space.
Common areas of focus include Autism assessment, burnout, masking, late diagnosis, identity, executive functioning, and mental health. I welcome all neurodivergent expressions, including PDA profiles and those who don’t fit neatly into diagnostic labels. We are a LGBTIQA+ affirming service.
Sessions are available face-to-face or via telehealth.
I work with self-identified and diagnosed autistic and ADHD adults in a neurodiversity-affirming, trauma-informed space.
Common areas of focus include Autism assessment, burnout, masking, late diagnosis, identity, executive functioning, and mental health. I welcome all neurodivergent expressions, including PDA profiles and those who don’t fit neatly into diagnostic labels. We are a LGBTIQA+ affirming service.
Sessions are available face-to-face or via telehealth.
I offer trauma‑informed, neuroaffirming counselling and psychotherapy for neurodivergents ( Autistic, ADHD, AuDHD, Gifted, PDA‑ish, 2e and otherwise‑ neurodivergent), teens, adults and families with complex inner worlds.
I offer a collaborative space drawing on schema work, parts‑based approaches, ACT and creative processes, grounded in clinical training and lived experience of neurodivergence and advocacy. Together we can gently unpack trauma, including school and other systemic harms, at a pace that respects your nervous system and honours your access needs.
I offer trauma‑informed, neuroaffirming counselling and psychotherapy for neurodivergents ( Autistic, ADHD, AuDHD, Gifted, PDA‑ish, 2e and otherwise‑ neurodivergent), teens, adults and families with complex inner worlds.
I offer a collaborative space drawing on schema work, parts‑based approaches, ACT and creative processes, grounded in clinical training and lived experience of neurodivergence and advocacy. Together we can gently unpack trauma, including school and other systemic harms, at a pace that respects your nervous system and honours your access needs.
Rebecca is a psychologist registered under the Australian Health Practitioner's Agency (AHPRA). Her qualifications include a Bachelor of Psychology (Honours), a Masters of Applied Psychology (Professional), and a Master of Clinical Psychology (Post-Registration). Rebecca works with teens and adults from many walks of life who may come in with a wide range of difficulties. Whether you have seen a psychologist before or you are opening up for the first time, she wants to do her best by you.
Rebecca is a psychologist registered under the Australian Health Practitioner's Agency (AHPRA). Her qualifications include a Bachelor of Psychology (Honours), a Masters of Applied Psychology (Professional), and a Master of Clinical Psychology (Post-Registration). Rebecca works with teens and adults from many walks of life who may come in with a wide range of difficulties. Whether you have seen a psychologist before or you are opening up for the first time, she wants to do her best by you.
I work with people who are carrying more than they can sort through alone including adolescents, adults, and couples navigating eating disorders, perinatal mental health, anxiety, mood, trauma, neurodiversity, life transitions, and workplace stress.
My approach is warm and honest. I draw on a range of evidence-based therapies, shaped around what actually helps you, not a single framework applied to everyone. We work at a pace that feels manageable, because good therapy rarely follows a straight line.
The goal isn't perfection, it's feeling more like yourself.
Based in Subiaco, Perth, with telehealth available across Australia.
I work with people who are carrying more than they can sort through alone including adolescents, adults, and couples navigating eating disorders, perinatal mental health, anxiety, mood, trauma, neurodiversity, life transitions, and workplace stress.
My approach is warm and honest. I draw on a range of evidence-based therapies, shaped around what actually helps you, not a single framework applied to everyone. We work at a pace that feels manageable, because good therapy rarely follows a straight line.
The goal isn't perfection, it's feeling more like yourself.
Based in Subiaco, Perth, with telehealth available across Australia.
We offer assessment for those aged 4-18 years for ADHD, Dyslexia, Dysgraphia, Dyscalculia, cognitive and educational assessment, Autism, Intellectual Disability and more.
At Exploring Minds Psychology we are passionate about providing services to support children, adolescents (and their families), and adults.
We offer assessment for those aged 4-18 years for ADHD, Dyslexia, Dysgraphia, Dyscalculia, cognitive and educational assessment, Autism, Intellectual Disability and more.
At Exploring Minds Psychology we are passionate about providing services to support children, adolescents (and their families), and adults.
Others are exploring neurodivergence, such as ADHD or autism, as part of understanding long-standing patterns.
With over 30 years of experience across health, education, corporate and wellbeing sectors, Kylie brings an embodied understanding of capacity, performance and resilience alongside clinical depth. She is also co-founder of BrainyCo, a neuroaffirming, CBT-Informed initiative that gives kids a visual way to explain what their brain is doing.
Others are exploring neurodivergence, such as ADHD or autism, as part of understanding long-standing patterns.
With over 30 years of experience across health, education, corporate and wellbeing sectors, Kylie brings an embodied understanding of capacity, performance and resilience alongside clinical depth. She is also co-founder of BrainyCo, a neuroaffirming, CBT-Informed initiative that gives kids a visual way to explain what their brain is doing.
I have also worked closely with domestic and international students in a tertiary education setting and have a good awareness of neurodivergent needs.
I am a clinical psychologist who was born and raised in Perth, Western Australia. I have a considerable amount of experience working with trauma, adversity, PTSD and Complex PTSD within adult populations. I also have experience working with mood-related issues, anxiety-related issues, personality issues and relationship issues. I use an individualised and empathic approach to each of my clients to assist in not only resolving symptoms but attaining growth and movement in valued directions.
I have also worked closely with domestic and international students in a tertiary education setting and have a good awareness of neurodivergent needs.
I am a clinical psychologist who was born and raised in Perth, Western Australia. I have a considerable amount of experience working with trauma, adversity, PTSD and Complex PTSD within adult populations. I also have experience working with mood-related issues, anxiety-related issues, personality issues and relationship issues. I use an individualised and empathic approach to each of my clients to assist in not only resolving symptoms but attaining growth and movement in valued directions.
James is a Registered Psychologist and has experience working in private practice and a hospital setting. He is passionate and trained to support individuals experiencing trauma, addiction or general mental health challenges. James is compassionate and dedicated to this work and believes in the power of empathy, authenticity, and humour in the therapeutic process. James places a high value on establishing a strong connection, trust, and rapport with clients, recognising this as a foundation of therapy.
James is a Registered Psychologist and has experience working in private practice and a hospital setting. He is passionate and trained to support individuals experiencing trauma, addiction or general mental health challenges. James is compassionate and dedicated to this work and believes in the power of empathy, authenticity, and humour in the therapeutic process. James places a high value on establishing a strong connection, trust, and rapport with clients, recognising this as a foundation of therapy.
I work with: anxiety and depression, difficulty adjusting to a life challenge or a life change, traumatic life events, difficult events in childhood, recovery from bullying, workplace issues, relationship problems, adjustment to diagnosis of ADHD and/or Autism, parents of children with disabilities and medical conditions.
I love being a psychologist. It’s a genuine pleasure and joy to work with people, to be invited to hear about their lives, their challenges and what they want for themselves. In working with people, I’m interested in tailoring therapy to each individual client. I recognise that every person has their unique way of being in the world and way of looking at the world, and so will have their own needs and wants in how therapy will work for them.
I work with: anxiety and depression, difficulty adjusting to a life challenge or a life change, traumatic life events, difficult events in childhood, recovery from bullying, workplace issues, relationship problems, adjustment to diagnosis of ADHD and/or Autism, parents of children with disabilities and medical conditions.
I love being a psychologist. It’s a genuine pleasure and joy to work with people, to be invited to hear about their lives, their challenges and what they want for themselves. In working with people, I’m interested in tailoring therapy to each individual client. I recognise that every person has their unique way of being in the world and way of looking at the world, and so will have their own needs and wants in how therapy will work for them.
Emma has a particular interest in supporting neurodivergent individuals, working with men and grief work and is passionate about creating inclusive, affirming spaces where clients feel seen and empowered.
Emma integrates a range of evidence-based modalities tailored to each individual’s needs, including Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT), Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Solution-Focused Therapy, and Eye Movement Desensitisation and Reprocessing (EMDR), Interoception work, Somatic work and executive functioning.
Emma has a particular interest in supporting neurodivergent individuals, working with men and grief work and is passionate about creating inclusive, affirming spaces where clients feel seen and empowered.
Emma integrates a range of evidence-based modalities tailored to each individual’s needs, including Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT), Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Solution-Focused Therapy, and Eye Movement Desensitisation and Reprocessing (EMDR), Interoception work, Somatic work and executive functioning.
I'm a registered mental health OT and Medicare Approved Provider of Psychological Therapies, here to help with life’s challenges with warmth and encouragement. My therapeutic approach recognizes the importance of reflection, perspective taking and acceptance, and the role of activity and routine in recovery and better functioning.
I'm a registered mental health OT and Medicare Approved Provider of Psychological Therapies, here to help with life’s challenges with warmth and encouragement. My therapeutic approach recognizes the importance of reflection, perspective taking and acceptance, and the role of activity and routine in recovery and better functioning.
Taking the first step towards support can feel daunting, but you don’t have to do it alone. As a registered psychologist, I offer a warm, collaborative space where you can feel truly heard and understood. My approach is grounded in empathy, trust, and evidence-based practices tailored to your unique needs. Together, we’ll work at your pace to explore challenges, build on your strengths, and create meaningful, lasting change.
Taking the first step towards support can feel daunting, but you don’t have to do it alone. As a registered psychologist, I offer a warm, collaborative space where you can feel truly heard and understood. My approach is grounded in empathy, trust, and evidence-based practices tailored to your unique needs. Together, we’ll work at your pace to explore challenges, build on your strengths, and create meaningful, lasting change.
Maddie’s approach is client-centred, warm, and grounded in evidence-based practice. She tailors therapy to each client’s goals, strengths, and needs, drawing on established psychological frameworks to support insight, self-compassion, and meaningful change. Maddie has experience working within multidisciplinary teams across inpatient and outpatient contexts, and collaborates closely with families, schools, and other health professionals where appropriate. She also has experience providing individual, group, and family therapy.
Maddie’s approach is client-centred, warm, and grounded in evidence-based practice. She tailors therapy to each client’s goals, strengths, and needs, drawing on established psychological frameworks to support insight, self-compassion, and meaningful change. Maddie has experience working within multidisciplinary teams across inpatient and outpatient contexts, and collaborates closely with families, schools, and other health professionals where appropriate. She also has experience providing individual, group, and family therapy.
Sam is the Clinical Director and Registered Psychologist at the South Perth Clear Health Psychology. Sam enjoys working with Adults, Children and athletes. He also takes pride in tackling a wide range of presentations including anxiety, depression, stress, grief, anger, interpersonal difficulties, drugs and alcohol challenges, relationship issues and sports related anxiety.Sam also particularly has interest in athlete performance. He has worked closely with some athletes from various sports backgrounds, helping them with their mental health in order towards achieving peak performance, enhancing focus and concentration,
Sam is the Clinical Director and Registered Psychologist at the South Perth Clear Health Psychology. Sam enjoys working with Adults, Children and athletes. He also takes pride in tackling a wide range of presentations including anxiety, depression, stress, grief, anger, interpersonal difficulties, drugs and alcohol challenges, relationship issues and sports related anxiety.Sam also particularly has interest in athlete performance. He has worked closely with some athletes from various sports backgrounds, helping them with their mental health in order towards achieving peak performance, enhancing focus and concentration,
Cygnet Clinic a multidisciplinary team consisting of private practicing Clinical Psychologists and Consultant Psychiatrists with a focus on evidenced based and collaborative care models of practice. We are one of the few practices with Psychiatrists, and Pain Specialists working collaboratively with other medical specialist soon to join our team. You can book an appointment with another clinician directly online rather than calling the clinic at our website.
Cygnet Clinic a multidisciplinary team consisting of private practicing Clinical Psychologists and Consultant Psychiatrists with a focus on evidenced based and collaborative care models of practice. We are one of the few practices with Psychiatrists, and Pain Specialists working collaboratively with other medical specialist soon to join our team. You can book an appointment with another clinician directly online rather than calling the clinic at our website.
I offer trauma informed psychotherapy and counselling sessions for individuals dealing with complex trauma, abuse, emotional distress, depression, anxiety, autism spectrum disorders, ADHD, navigating significant life events, relationship issues or transitions, and those exploring the link between physical and emotional well being.
I was drawn to profession of psychotherapy as a catalyst for healing and personal transformation and remain passionate about both. My background combines clinical, organisational, and leadership experience, so I understand how complex lives — family, career, identity — intersect with emotional wellbeing.
I offer trauma informed psychotherapy and counselling sessions for individuals dealing with complex trauma, abuse, emotional distress, depression, anxiety, autism spectrum disorders, ADHD, navigating significant life events, relationship issues or transitions, and those exploring the link between physical and emotional well being.
I was drawn to profession of psychotherapy as a catalyst for healing and personal transformation and remain passionate about both. My background combines clinical, organisational, and leadership experience, so I understand how complex lives — family, career, identity — intersect with emotional wellbeing.
I am genuine, direct, open and also have a sense of humour (though it is twisted/cynical/dark). I work best when you feel comfortable, if that means we swear a lot in session - I am happy to make that sacrifice! I work clients across many areas from complex trauma, relationship issues, anxiety, depression and workplace issues.
I believe it is important to work with clients - not dictate to them. My preferred treatment method is to focus on the areas that you want to work on. I believe a partnership not a prescription is important. Sticking to values means more than putting them on a website - it means actually living them.
I am genuine, direct, open and also have a sense of humour (though it is twisted/cynical/dark). I work best when you feel comfortable, if that means we swear a lot in session - I am happy to make that sacrifice! I work clients across many areas from complex trauma, relationship issues, anxiety, depression and workplace issues.
I believe it is important to work with clients - not dictate to them. My preferred treatment method is to focus on the areas that you want to work on. I believe a partnership not a prescription is important. Sticking to values means more than putting them on a website - it means actually living them.
Therapy can be beneficial when something has challenged our usual ways of coping or when something in our lives just doesn't feel right. Triggers might include anxiety, anger or low mood, illness such as cancer or a heart condition, increased stress, relationship problems, bereavement, or a life transition. You might be looking for emotional support as well as deeper insight, a "road map" and some "navigational skills" to help find the best path for you. All are welcome, including neurodiverse people and those from minority cultures and faiths.
Therapy can be beneficial when something has challenged our usual ways of coping or when something in our lives just doesn't feel right. Triggers might include anxiety, anger or low mood, illness such as cancer or a heart condition, increased stress, relationship problems, bereavement, or a life transition. You might be looking for emotional support as well as deeper insight, a "road map" and some "navigational skills" to help find the best path for you. All are welcome, including neurodiverse people and those from minority cultures and faiths.
Nearby Autism Therapists Searches for Subiaco
- Claremont
- Floreat
- Glendalough
- Leederville
- Mount Hawthorn
- Nedlands
- North Perth
- Perth
- Shenton Park
- Wembley
- West Leederville
- West Perth
Autism Therapists
What is the most effective treatment for autism?
Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) has come to be considered the standard treatment for children with autism spectrum disorder, and research has confirmed its effectiveness for many children. Therapists trained in ABA techniques work with children (and their parents) on developing social skills, communication and learning abilities, and everyday habits of hygiene and grooming. The clinician will tailor their program to the child’s particular need but the overarching goal will be to help them advance as far as possible toward independence based on their level of symptoms and decrease the need for additional special services. Families should seek a mental health professional specifically trained in ABA, and holding special certification in the technique, who has extensive experience not only with the approach but in using it with children with the same level of symptoms as the child who needs care.
How does ABA work?
Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) sessions, which typically focus on positive reinforcement, can be intensive, lasting two or more hours several times a week, and continuing for two years or more. Therapists can also be expected to ask parents to take an active role in reinforcing lessons. Research has found that the technique can lead to major improvements that decrease the need for additional special services.
How does treatment for autism work?
Therapy sessions based on Applied Behavior Analysis will likely be frequent, intensive, and highly structured. After a thorough assessment, a therapist will help a child understand and develop skills in a range of areas, including communication, motor skills, social skills, self-care, play, and academic skills, as well as routines of daily living like hygiene. Typically, the therapist will help a child break down the components of a behavior—often referred to as the antecedent (what prompts an action), the behavior, and the consequence(what immediately follows)—and then reward the child at every step, while also asking parents to reinforce the lessons, and the rewards, throughout the day. This core therapy may be supplemented by occupational or speech therapy, and antidepressants, antipsychotics, and anticonvulsants may be prescribed to address specific severe symptoms.
How long does therapy for autism take?
Some people with autism spectrum disorder may be engaged in some level of therapy for many years, but research shows that treatment will be most effective if it is begun early and delivered intensively. When therapy begins by age 3, children tend to be better able to grasp and adopt the skills needed to manage everyday life, including attending school and establishing social relationships. This type of early-intervention treatment regimen is highly structured, typically involving 20 to 40 hours of one-on-one therapy per week, along with additional hours of engagement managed by parents, for a period of two years or more, although the duration of treatment is dependent on the child’s level of symptoms and pace of progress.