Not currently accepting new clients
- Works with
- Adults · Couples
- Works on
- Trauma
Amelia works with adults and brings long experience across private clinics, hospitals, universities, research and public education.
Languages: English · Persian (Farsi)
The people who would actually be in the room. Each profile says who they work with and how they work.
2 practitioners are currently accepting new clients. Availability changes — reception will know the current position and the likely wait.
Sessions are also available in Persian (Farsi) and Filipino (Tagalog).
Not currently accepting new clients
Amelia works with adults and brings long experience across private clinics, hospitals, universities, research and public education.
Languages: English · Persian (Farsi)
Not currently accepting new clients
Kaya supports children, young people and families, with strong experience in clinical psychology, supervision and complex health and developmental presentations.
Psychologist, Educational and Developmental Registrar, Chief Operating Officer
BPsychSc (Hons), MPsy (Educational and Developmental Psychology)
On leave
Letitia is a warm, collaborative practitioner who works with children, adolescents and adults, with a focus on resilience, strengths and hope.
Active waitlist for new clients
Sahar works across the lifespan and brings cross-cultural clinical experience from Australia, Iran and the Philippines.
Languages: English · Persian (Farsi) · Filipino (Tagalog)
Clinical Psychologist
Accepting new clients
Rani works with people across the lifespan and has experience in regional and rural communities.
Psychologist
Active waitlist for new clients
Jazmin is a warm and engaging clinician who works flexibly with people of all ages.
Counsellor
Accepting new clients
Laura works in a person-centred, trauma-informed and neuroaffirming way, particularly with adolescents and young adults.
Provisional Psychologist
Not currently accepting new clients
Genevieve is a warm clinician focused on supporting young people and families through early intervention.
Book online, or call reception and describe what is going on — either way works.