About Us

Master of Professional Psychology, Bachelor of Social Science (Psychology) (Honors) 

AHPRA Registered Psychologist and Board Approved Supervisor

NDIS Registered Provider

Member AAPi, EMDRAA

Member of the Golden Key International Honor Society

 Teresa is a neuroaffirming and trauma-informed psychologist, dedicated to empowering clients through client-directed therapy.   

Teresa has a keen interest in Trauma and Autism, with experience in a wide range of psychometric testing. Her neuroaffirming approach ensures that therapy is respectful and supportive of neurodiverse clients, focusing on their strengths and unique perspectives. By providing a safe and understanding environment, Teresa helps clients navigate their challenges and achieve greater emotional well-being and personal growth.

 Available to see clients who are referred under Medicare with a current Mental Health Care Plan, Transport Accident Commission (TAC), Workcover, National Disability Insurance Scheme, Department of Veteran Affairs (DVA) and Privately Funded (self-referred). We see clients across the lifespan from 7 years and over. 

 Offering a range of psychometric assessments including Cognitive (IQ), autism spectrum disorder (ASD), attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), personality, and other clinical diagnostic assessments. Therapy includes supportive counselling, Trauma Informed Therapy, Cognitive Behavior Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Eye Movement Desensitisation and Reprocessing (EMDR), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Schema Therapy, Mindfulness and Relaxation.

Teresa is available to see clients from Monday to Friday.  

 **Please note that I do not do medico legal reports** 

  Graduate Diploma of Advanced Psychology through Monash University, and a Bachelor of Psychology and Criminology through Deakin University. She is currently undertaking her Master of Clinical Psychology through Federation University. 

Llira is also a member of the Australian Psychological Society (APS), Australian Clinical Psychology Association (ACPA) and Australasian ADHD Professionals Association (AADPA) and is available to see clients under NDIS, and privately funded sessions.

Llira is a warm and supportive Provisional Psychologist who has experience working with a range of clients in various settings and diverse backgrounds. 

As a clinician, Llira is non-judgmental, collaborative, and client-centred in her approach. She appreciates bringing personality into the therapy room and understands that each person is unique with their own life story. 

Llira has a background in community services, including NDIS case management and support. She has also worked providing clinical support to primary school children. She has experience working with children, families, and adults from diverse backgrounds in both therapeutic and support settings. 

Her special interests include ADHD, ‘Rushing Woman’ Syndrome, New Parents, and working with children and teens. She uses a range of evidence-based approaches, including Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Trauma Focused – Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (TF-CBT) and Schema Therapy. 

Llira has immediate availability to see clients on Saturdays.

  Graduate Diploma of Psychology (Advanced) – University of Technology Sydney

Bachelor of Social Science (Psychology) – University of the Sunshine Coast

Currently completing Master of Professional Psychology – La Trobe University

AHPRA Registered Provisional Psychologist

Member – Australian Association of Psychologists Inc (AAPI)

Adam is a supportive and inclusive Provisional Psychologist who brings a calm, grounded approach to the therapeutic alliance. He values genuine interpersonal connection and aims to create a space where clients feel safe, respected, and heard.

His communication style is attentive and practical, developed through years of experience assisting people in high-stress and emotionally demanding environments. Currently engaged in his first psychology placement, Adam brings strong foundational skills in evidence-based therapies, including Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), and is currently completing further training in Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT).

Adam is particularly interested in trauma-informed care and working with individuals experiencing PTSD, anxiety, depression, emotional dysregulation, and challenges related to major life transitions. He is also passionate about men’s mental health, with a focus on social isolation, loneliness, and the unique needs of current and former military personnel and emergency responders. He helps clients reconnect with what matters most, rediscover motivation, and move toward a more fulfilling, values-aligned life.

Adam works from a collaborative, client-centred perspective, tailoring therapy to suit the client’s goals and personal values. He is trained in the administration and interpretation of psychometric assessments and is currently available to clients under the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) and privately funded sessions.  

Adam has immediate availability to see clients on weekdays and Saturdays.

***By appointment only****

Wade is a 3-year-old Golden Retriever with a calm, affectionate, and gentle temperament, ideally suited to his role as a therapy dog. He is highly social and intuitive, often responding with warmth and patience to people’s emotional needs. Wade enjoys engaging with children and adults alike, offering comfort, reassurance, and companionship in therapy and community settings.

His friendly demeanour and love of human connection make him a natural at creating a relaxed and supportive environment. Wade is well-trained in basic obedience and responds reliably to verbal cues, allowing sessions to flow safely and predictably. He is particularly attuned to individuals experiencing anxiety, sensory sensitivities, or low mood, and often helps to reduce stress and promote emotional regulation through gentle physical contact and presence.

Wade’s involvement in sessions encourages social interaction, motivation, and positive emotional experiences, supporting client engagement and overall wellbeing.

***By appointment only****

Lily is a 7-year-old pug cross with a big heart and an even bigger personality. She began her working life as a dementia support companion to her elderly canine big sister, Fod, offering comfort, companionship, and gentle care during her twilight years. This early experience nurtured Lily’s natural empathy and ability to sense distress, making her an intuitive and calming presence for those around her. Now embarking on a new chapter as a therapy dog, Lily brings warmth, playfulness, and steady companionship to therapeutic settings. Whether she’s curling up for a cuddle, leaning in for a reassuring pat, or offering a light-hearted moment of joy, Lily’s quirky charm helps foster emotional safety and connection. Her presence brings comfort, reduces stress, and reminds everyone she meets that healing can also come with a wagging curly tail.