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As a registered psychologist specializing in ADHD and Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) for children, adolescents, and young adults, I am committed to providing highly specialized, engaging, and effective therapy. My practice is uniquely tailored to the needs of young individuals with ADHD and/or ASD, focusing on creating a supportive and dynamic environment that fosters strengths and individuality. I am deeply understanding of the varied challenges faced by neurodiverse young people. I recognize that neurodiversity can significantly affect daily life, including academic performance, social interactions, self-esteem, and overall well-being. This is particularly true for those who may have experienced late diagnoses or misdiagnoses, often leading to additional challenges. In my therapy sessions, I employ an active, strengths-based approach, emphasizing the unique qualities and potentials of each client. I believe in a collaborative therapeutic relationship, where I work closely with my clients to explore their identities and life experiences comprehensively. This partnership is crucial in developing a personalized therapy plan that resonates with each individual's life philosophy, ensuring they feel seen, heard, and supported throughout their journey. My approach is not only about addressing challenges but also about empowering young clients to embrace their uniqueness and strengths. By doing so, they can navigate life's obstacles and foster sustainable growth and self-fulfillment. I prioritize creating a safe and authentic space, where trust and openness form the foundation of our therapeutic relationship. In addition to my focus on ADHD and ASD, I also provide psychology-informed career guidance for young adults. This includes support in identifying career paths, overcoming decision-making obstacles, and setting goals for professional development. This aspect of my practice is integrated with psychological support, helping young adults align their career choices with their personal values, strengths, and goals. The therapeutic approaches that I draw upon include acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT), Schema therapy, cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) and solution focused therapy (SFT). I am also trained in trauma-informed therapy and have completed further training and education on suicide and suicide prevention strategies. [Medicare rebates are offered for sessions with me. Accepting NDIS participants.]

I would love to support people with their health journey.

Megan is Clinical Nutritionist and Allied Health Professional with a Bachelor of Health Science in Nutritional Medicine from Endeavour College. Megan specialises in family health, which means anything from shopping and preparing meals for the family, to focussing on functional foods to help with illness, disease, recurring sickness, behaviour, inflammation - tailoring treatment specifically to client preferences and life stage. Megan cultivates wellness from tiny to wise. She calls the Central Coast of NSW my home, in her beach house with divine husband, gorgeous children and snobby bischoodle pup. Megan's been helping others all her life. From coaching and umpiring on the Netball Courts as a young Megan, to volunteering in Ethiopia in her mid twenties, to accepting the role of a Step Mum, to becoming a Mum, and to caring for her Mother in Law living with Alzheimers. Megan just really likes people, connecting with people and genuinely likes helping people. So it’s no wonder Megan loves practising as a Nutritionist, as she gets to help people everyday in their journey to sustainable health and wellbeing. ​

I'm Sara McDermott, a dedicated naturopathic practitioner who combines the best of scientific research, evidence-based medicine, and ancient healing wisdom to provide you with comprehensive and effective care. I understand that navigating the vast landscape of health information can be overwhelming. That's why I am committed to guiding you through this process, providing clear explanations and evidence-based resources to help you make informed decisions about your health. ​

Naturopath with a focus on thyroid health. I have been in private practice since 2012, both in Melbourne and rural Victoria (Woodend, Gisborne). I also spent 3 years as the resident naturopath at a rehabilitation centre near Daylesford, treating patients with an array of mental health issues. I will listen, and work with you to develop an achievable treatment plan, encouraging you along the way. Simple and gradual changes to diet, lifestyle and habits, along with individualised herbal and/or nutritional supplements, will allow you to reach your full potential, both physically and emotionally. I am used to working alongside other health professionals (GPs, specialists, psychologists, osteopaths, chiropractors, massage therapists, personal trainers) for best patient outcomes. I am committed to continual professional development, and am a member of the Australian Natural Therapists Association.

Hi I’m Stephanie Malouf and I’m dedicated to helping people create healthy relationships with food in order to live a healthy and happy life. Whether it be after years of forming bad eating habits or establishing good ones early on in life. After healing my own body through diet and experiencing first hand the incredible healing powers of food, it wanted to educate others on how to do the same. This led me to completing a Bachelor of Health Science; Nutritional Medicine and setting up my own private practice. Having worked with hundreds of clients particularly with weight loss, I have come to understand there are two key parts to having a healthy relationship with food; education and a healthy relationship with yourself with a positive mindset. Food is one life’s greatest pleasures and whilst this can be a positive thing, it can also be used to fill a void and as a distraction from less pleasurable emotions. Your physical health is a direct reflection of how you think, feel and nourish yourself. I have undertaken further studies in the field of psychology in order to help my clients achieve a positive mindset, overcome limiting beliefs and break negative habits. This is often the missing link to an effective long term weight loss and health program and a key driver of stress and emotional eating as well as poor digestion, energy and chronic health issues.

I am an holistic practitioner with a degree in Nutritional Medicine. After starting a degree in Naturopathy I switched to Nutritional Medicine when the degree became available. My passions are health and longevity including circadian rhythms/sleep, the gut, immune conditions, metabolic conditions, Mood disorders, general health and dietary advice, and so much more!

Chris completed his Master of Applied Psychology specialising in Sport and Exercise at the University of Queensland. He is a member of the Australian Psychological Society and Fellow of the College of Sport and Exercise Psychology. Chris was also a primary school P.E teacher for 10 years. Chris displays integrity, passion and expertise in promoting consistent peak performance for individuals, athletes and coaches. Chris has experience working with youth and development academies and elite athletes for a number of sporting organisations, including most recently the South Australian Institute of Sport, South Australian Cricket Association, West Adelaide Football Club, Royal Adelaide Golf Club Queensland AFL Youth squads (U16 and U18) and the Gold Coast Suns Academy. Chris has displayed a vast array of knowledge in his 5 years working in high performance sport, as well as brining his own personal knowledge from being a semi-professional athlete. During this time Chris has worked with a wide range of clientele, including children and older adults. Chris is very passionate about sport, exercise and promoting health and wellbeing through positive psychology and physical activity. He encourages a multidisciplinary approach to general health and wellbeing with an emphasis on psychological, physical and environmental factors that affect behaviours and performance.