Meet Dr. Annick Maujean, a warm-hearted psychologist registered with the Psychology
Board of Australia (AHPRA). With her compassionate approach, Annick brings a wealth of
experience in aiding individuals coping with the psychological aspects associated with
various health issues such as chronic pain and those navigating life after a stroke, along with
their devoted families and carers. In addition, Annick has expertise in helping people through
the grief process and she provides support to people who struggles with anxiety, depression
and stress when face with the increasing life demands.

Annick’s approach to treatment is eclectic (e.g., cognitive behavioural therapy, mindfulness,
solution-focused therapy, positive therapy) as her aim is to ensure that the psychological
treatment is tailored to the needs of her clients to help them effectively manage and overcome
the challenges they at times experience in their life journey.

Beyond her specialisation, Annick possesses remarkable proficiency in guiding individuals
towards enhancing their self-confidence, empowering them to triumph over life’s myriad
challenges. With Annick by your side, you’re not just embarking on a journey of healing but
also on a path of self-discovery and growth.

Elissa Carson is a registered psychologist with the Psychology Board of Australia (AHPRA). She takes a warm, non-judgemental approach in supporting her clients to make meaningful change in their lives, improve their well-being and achieve their therapeutic goals. Elissa takes the time to compassionately understand the origins of her clients presenting concerns and focuses on empowering them through a deeper understanding of themselves.

Elissa has experience and enjoys working with clients of all ages (8 years +) with varying presentations including anxiety, depression, managing emotions and stress, adjustment issues, post-traumatic stress, complex trauma, ADHD, ASD, relationship issues, anger management, behavioural challenges, and parent training. She also conducts cognitive assessments, further assisting clients to gain a more comprehensive understanding of themselves.

Elissa works collaboratively with her clients to tailor treatment to their individual needs and utilises various evidence-based psychotherapy modalities including Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Eye-Movement Desensitisation Reprocessing Therapy (EMDR), Schema Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT), attachment focused and positive parenting approaches, and trauma informed practice.

Ash is a warm and compassionate psychologist with diverse experience in schools, community health, and private practice. She is deeply passionate about supporting children, parents, adolescents, and adults to develop a deeper understanding of themselves, fostering alignment and fulfillment in their lives.

Grounded in attachment theory, Ash uses a holistic approach and emphasises the importance of secure relationships and their role in emotional healing. Her approach creates a safe and supportive space where clients feel seen, heard, and understood.

Ash works with individuals facing challenges such as anxiety, depression, emotional regulation, self-esteem, behavioural struggles, self-discovery, and navigating complex systems like education and workplaces. She has a particular passion for working with neurodivergent individuals and takes a neuro-affirming approach to her practice.

Drawing on a range of therapeutic modalities, Ash tailors her approach to suit each client’s unique needs. She also provides a variety of assessments, including Cognitive, Learning, Autism, and ADHD evaluations.

Xuan (pronounced Shen), brings a heartfelt dedication to her practice, offering evidence-based and person-centered treatment to adolescents, adults, and families from diverse backgrounds. In her warm and inviting space, clients are encouraged to embark on a journey of self-discovery, where they can explore their experiences and nurture personal growth at their own pace.

With a wealth of experience spanning private and non-profit sectors, Xuan approaches therapy with a collaborative spirit, fostering an environment of trust and understanding. Her therapeutic toolbox is rich and varied, drawing from approaches like Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Emotionally Focused Therapy, Gottman Method Couples Therapy and Interpersonal Therapy. But it’s not just about techniques—Xuan infuses her practice with empathy, non-judgment, and curiosity, ensuring that each client feels heard and supported.

Beyond traditional methods, Xuan incorporates elements of motivational interviewing, mindfulness, compassion, and attachment-informed theories, tailoring her approach to suit the unique goals and needs of each individual. Her expertise extends to conducting assessments for ADHD, ASD, and learning difficulties, further enriching her ability to provide comprehensive care.

Above all, Xuan sees therapy as a privilege—an opportunity to walk alongside her clients on their journey towards healing and self-discovery. She eagerly awaits the chance to extend her support in a safe and accepting environment, welcoming you to take the next step towards personal growth and well-being.

Joanne is a registered psychologist with over 15 years of experience supporting people through some of life’s most demanding challenges — including those that come with serving in the Defence Force and emergency services. She offers a warm, practical and evidence-based approach to therapy, grounded in compassion and guided by what works.

Joanne’s work is shaped by deep experience across police, mining, corporate and leadership settings, where she’s helped countless individuals and teams navigate trauma, burnout, anxiety, and workplace stress. Joanne understands the toll that high-pressure roles can take, and is passionate about creating a space where clients feel heard, respected and empowered to move forward.

Joanne is trained in Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Eye Movement Desensitisation and Reprocessing (EMDR), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Clinical Hypnosis and trauma-informed care — and readily tailors therapy to what feels right and effective for you. Whether you’re facing ongoing anxiety, experiencing the impact of trauma, recovering from a critical incident, or looking to regain clarity and calm in your life, Joanne brings both psychological insight and a grounded, real-world perspective to your work together.

Jennifer Martinez is a passionate practitioner who utilises a person-centred approach ensuring the therapeutic process best fits the individuals needs. Jennifer employs an integrative and recovery oriented framework to her practice ensuring she understands the challenges clients are facing and work alongside them to overcome these barriers.

She is experienced in working with young people from the age of 16 years and adults in a range of settings for difficulties including anxiety, depression, stress and addiction. Additionally has interest and knowledge to support those with NDIS involvement to assist in their ability to live their most fulfilling life through building upon their strengths and helping them overcome their barriers. Jennifer utilises therapeutic approaches such as Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy as well as Motivational Interviewing.

Laura has over 10 years of social work experience that she has gleaned in working as a school counsellor, drug and alcohol counsellor and an accredited mental health social worker in private psychology clinics.

Laura is passionate about walking alongside individuals in their healing journey, acknowledging that each person is unique and requires personalised support according to their needs and what they are facing in life. Laura works from a strengths-based, person-centred approach, and provides a non-judgmental space where each person feels safe, heard, and supported.

Laura predominantly works with youth (12+) adults who are experiencing the following areas of concern: drug and alcohol, relationship conflict, self-esteem, grief and loss, depression, anxiety, anger, suicide and self-harm, issues in the workplace including recovery from injury, return-to-work and developing work-life balance.

The main therapies that underpin Laura’s practice include Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Dialectical Behavioural Therapy, Supportive Counselling, Motivational Interviewing and Psychological Education.

Min Stewart is a registered Psychologist who enjoys working with children with autism, ADHD, and their families. She is dedicated to supporting the emotional well-being, development, and daily functioning of neurodivergent children through compassionate, evidence-based care.

Min is particularly passionate about supporting children in their early developmental years, recognising the importance of these formative stages in building lifelong resilience and well-being.

With a strong interest in how the brain works, Lee integrates neuroscience-informed understanding with compassionate, neuroaffirming and strengths-based approaches. She focuses on each child’s individual capabilities, using evidence-based strategies that celebrate neurodiversity and promote emotional regulation, skill-building, and confidence.

Min helps children make positive behavioural changes, build practical skills, and achieve meaningful goals. She works collaboratively with families, educators, and support teams to create consistent, supportive environments that promote independence, inclusion, and a better quality of life.

Min stays up to date with the latest research and best practices in neurodevelopmental support. She is passionate about delivering tailored interventions that meet each child and family where they are — making a lasting difference through empathy, respect, and collaboration.

Let’s introduce you to Dr. Rebecca Cockerton, a Clinical Psychologist and dedicated Supervisor registered with the Psychology Board of Australia (AHPRA). Rebecca’s journey in psychology is fueled by her passion for clinical, developmental, and health psychology. With her diverse expertise, she offers invaluable assessment and treatment services tailored to children, youth, and adults facing a spectrum of challenges. From navigating autism spectrum disorders to addressing mood disorders and attention issues, Rebecca’s compassionate care extends to those grappling with chronic illness, grief, social hurdles, and adjustment difficulties. But her support doesn’t stop there – Rebecca also lends a helping hand with parenting dilemmas and career guidance, ensuring holistic well-being for her clients every step of the way. With Rebecca, you’re not just receiving professional guidance – you’re gaining a trusted ally dedicated to your personal growth and resilience

BSc PSYCH; PostGradDip Psychology.

Kim is a compassionate and highly skilled Psychologist, with over 20 years’ experience. She has been a full member of the Australian Psychological Society for 20 years. She is committed to supporting clients to work through challenges, whilst also empowering them to create positive change in their lives.

Kim works with a calm, empathetic approach to supporting clients. She integrates evidence-based strategies with practical tools that empower clients to create meaningful, lasting change.

Kim’s experience includes supporting clients in a variety of areas, including several Hospitals within Southeast Queensland and Northern NSW, servicing the Oncology, Pre- and post-natal, surgical and general medical departments. She has also worked within several non-government services providing free support to the community. 

On a personal note, Kim values living her best life daily. She has competitive athlete for many years, competing at State, National and International levels of Olympic Weightlifting. She was also a competitor on the first season of Australian Ninja Warrior and is now a passionate advocate for mental health and wellbeing within the motorcycling community. Kim has developed a successful Ride with Anxiety program, and has recently launched her first book, both of which are specifically tailored towards motorcyclists who experience anxiety about riding.

Kim brings a depth of experience in supporting clients of all ages. Some of the areas in which Kim may assist you include:

· Self-care

· Mindfulness

· Managing anxiety and stress

· Grief and loss

· Coping with life transitions and adjustment to change:

· Retirement

· Loss of employment

· Workplace Injury (Registered Provider with Workcover)

· Receiving a diagnosis of a terminal illness or chronic condition

· Adjusting and adapting to a diagnosis of ASD and/ or ADHD in adulthood

· Mental health support:

· Social anxiety

· Generalised Anxiety Disorder (GAD)

· Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD)

· Depression

· Adjustment disorder

Therapies and techniques

· Strength- based;

· Cognitive Behavioural Therapy;

· Relaxation, visualisation and breathing techniques;

· EFT (Emotionally Focused Therapy);

· Acceptance and Commitment Therapy;

· Solution-focussed Therapy;

· Mindfulness;

· Compassion-focussed Therapy.

Whether you’re seeking support for anxiety, adjusting to a major life shift, or simply wanting to reconnect with your inner strengths, Kim provides a safe, supportive space to explore, heal, and grow.

I am an experienced Educational and Developmental Psychologist with over a decade of professional practice across private practice, hospitals, government, and non-profit sectors. 

As an AHPRA board-approved supervisor trained in competency-based supervision, I am passionate about fostering a collaborative, warm, and growth-focused supervisory environment.

My approach to supervision is transparent, inclusive, kind, respectful, and curious, with a touch of playfulness to encourage creativity and reflection. I aim to create a safe, supportive space where learning is a shared journey between supervisor and supervisee. I offer peer supervision, primary and secondary supervision for provisional psychologists, and support for educational and developmental registrar programs. My supervision style is flexible, tailored to individual needs, and grounded in a developmental framework to help supervisees build their skills and confidence.

In my therapeutic work, I provide support to children, adolescents, and adults, working across a broad range of challenges, including trauma, anxiety, depression, neurodivergence (ADHD, Autism Spectrum Disorder), attachment issues, and complex behavioural presentations. With a background in clinical and educational psychology, I use evidence-based approaches such as CBT, ACT, solution-focused, and narrative therapies. My approach is always client-centred, ensuring therapy is tailored to each individual’s needs and goals.

I also offer a comprehensive range of psychological assessments, specialising in developmental, cognitive, and educational evaluations. My expertise as an educational and developmental psychologist ensures assessments are thorough, accurate, and designed to provide meaningful insights for intervention and support planning.

I am committed to creating spaces where supervisees, clients, and families feel valued, supported, and inspired to grow. Whether you are seeking supervision, therapy, or assessments, I bring warmth, professionalism, and a focus on fostering development and success.

I am a psychologist working primarily with children aged 6–14 and their families. I support young people experiencing anxiety, depression, OCD, specific phobias, and school refusal/school can’t, with a strong focus on helping families understand what is happening and how to move forward in a clear and effective way.

My therapeutic work is grounded in CBT and ACT, informed by attachment theory. I value clarity, collaboration, and goal-oriented therapeutic work, while remaining attuned to the relational and developmental context of each child.

I also provide autism, ADHD, and comprehensive psychoeducational assessments across the lifespan. My assessment work is conducted from a neuroaffirming framework, with an emphasis on accurate formulation, respectful language, and reports that are genuinely useful for individuals, families, and schools.

I aim to create a calm, thoughtful, and contained therapeutic space where young people feel understood and supported. 

Ian brings over 21 years of experience supporting adults, adolescents and families across
mental health, trauma, crisis intervention and therapeutic care. His calm, steady presence
helps clients feel safe and understood from the moment they meet him

Across his career, Ian has worked in private practice, hospital settings, youth and family
services, and complex community mental health — giving him deep insight into the many
layers of a person’s story. He draws on a broad range of evidence-based therapies including
CBT, DBT, ACT, EMDR, CPT, IPT, relaxation strategies and skills-based interventions.

With this toolkit, he tailors each session to the individual and what they genuinely need.
Ian’s approach is warm, person-centred and trauma-informed. He takes the time to listen,
explore what’s happening beneath the surface and support clients to build clarity, stability
and meaningful change. He works confidently with anxiety, depression, trauma, emotional
regulation difficulties, relationship stress, life transitions, work-related stress and general
wellbeing.

Clients often describe Ian as grounding, relatable and easy to open up to. He balances
professional expertise with genuine humanity — creating a therapeutic space that feels safe,
collaborative and empowering.
Ian is deeply committed to helping people move forward in ways that feel sustainable,
strengths-focused and aligned with the life they want to build.

Tanya Schnitzerling — Practice Manager

Tanya is the steady anchor of our clinic. With a psychology background and over 15 years in the mental health sector, she brings deep experience, calm leadership and genuine heart to our team. Tanya oversees the day-to-day running of the practice with care and clarity, creating a warm, organised and supportive space for both clients and clinicians.

Gillian Husseni — Client Support

Gillian is the warm, welcoming presence at our front desk. She supports clients with kindness and clarity, helping every family feel comfortable and cared for from the very first contact. Gillian brings a gentle, client-centred approach to her role, making sure your experience with us feels smooth, simple and stress-free.

Angela brings a unique blend of allied-health knowledge, mental-health experience, and business leadership to her role as Director of Capability Psychology & Wellness. With a professional background rooted in both allied health and mental health, Angela has shaped the practice into a warm, neuro-affirming, and highly client-centred space where children, teens, adults and families feel safe, supported and truly understood.

Deeply passionate about creating accessible, high-quality support, Angela leads a thriving multidisciplinary team of psychologists, social workers, occupational therapists and allied-health practitioners. She has overseen the development of a beautiful, purpose-built eight-room clinic featuring sensory-friendly spaces, calming design, and a nature-based therapy garden that reflects her belief in the healing power of environment, connection and compassion.

Behind the scenes, Angela manages the strategic and operational heart of the practice — from service development, business systems and clinical pathways, to practitioner onboarding, culture-building, and client experience. 

Angela is dedicated to supporting her team to thrive professionally while maintaining a warm, collaborative culture. She is committed to ensuring every client who enters the practice feels seen, welcomed, and empowered to grow.