Our team of professionals are dedicated to helping individuals and families overcome challenges and improve their mental well-being.
Clinical Neuropsychologists assess how brain functioning affects thinking, emotions, and behaviour, offering guidance for conditions such as memory problems, brain injuries, and learning difficulties.
Clinical Psychologists provide evidence-based assessments and therapy to help individuals manage mental health conditions such as anxiety, depression, trauma, and stress, supporting emotional wellbeing and personal growth.
Psychologists provide assessments, therapy, and support to address emotional and behavioural issues.
Social workers assist with accessing community resources, advocating for clients, and providing councelling to promote social well-being.
Counsellors offer guidance and support to help people navigate life’s ups and downs, fostering personal growth and resilience.
Behavioural Support Specialists
Our behaviour support specialists help people understand and respond to behaviours that affect their wellbeing, relationships or participation in everyday life. They take the time to understand each person's strengths, needs, communication and environment, and what may be driving behaviours of concern. Working closely with individuals, families, carers, support workers and other professionals, they develop personalised strategies that are practical and respectful.
Depending on individual needs, support may include functional behaviour assessments, behaviour support plans, strategies for home, school and community settings, training for families and support teams, and ongoing monitoring and review. Our aim is to help each person build skills, increase independence and improve their quality of life.
Speech Pathologists
Our speech pathologists are here to support individuals of all ages in overcoming communications and swallowing difficulties. Speech pathologists assess, diagnose, and treat a variety of speech, language, voice, and swallowing disorders. They work closely with clients to improve their communication skills, through therapy for speech clarity, language development, and swallowing function. Their goal is to help everyone find their voice and communicate effectively, enhancing their quality of life.
Dietitians
Good nutrition looks different for everyone. Our dietitians provide compassionate, evidence-based nutrition support for people of all ages, from early childhood through to older adulthood. We take the time to understand your needs, goals, lifestyle, development and relationship with food, so the support you receive is practical, personalised and achievable.
For children and families, our dietitians support paediatric nutrition and growth, feeding difficulties and food aversions, sensory-based feeding challenges, feeding needs for autistic children, tube feeding, and ARFID and other eating disorders. For adults and older adults, we offer support with general nutrition and wellbeing, sports nutrition, exercise and performance, and the changing nutritional needs and health goals that come later in life.
Food and eating can be complex, particularly when developmental, sensory, behavioural, medical or emotional factors are involved. Our dietitians work alongside individuals, families and other health professionals to develop strategies that fit into everyday life. Depending on your needs, support may include personalised nutrition plans, practical education and advice, feeding strategies, and ongoing monitoring and review.
Our aim is to help each person build a positive, sustainable relationship with food while supporting healthy growth, everyday functioning and performance.
