Holly is a Registered Psychologist who specialises in the area of child and adolescent psychology. Holly has experience working in private practice, and in primary and secondary schools, providing intervention and assessments across the lifespan. Holly comes from a background working with children and adults experiencing difficulties with their mental health, including life stressors, adjustments, anxiety, depression, and emotional dysregulation. Holly has a particular interest in working with neurodivergent children and their families, including support with managing emotions, daily life and schooling. Holly also has experience conducting psychological assessments for ADHD and Autism in children, and prides herself on supporting families through this process.

Holly prioritises creating a comfortable, non-judgmental therapeutic environment to promote feelings of safety and trust, and encourage openness and honesty. Holly takes a client-centred approach and uses a number of therapeutic approaches, tailored to each individual’s needs.

Amanda strives to work compassionately with individuals from various diverse backgrounds. She is easy-going and can provide a safe space for you to freely share your experiences and emotional burdens.

Amanda engages two primary focuses. The first entails long term therapy endeavours with adults to explore their interpersonal relationships. For example, Amanda has worked with people who have faced feelings of guilt, blame, regret, anger, and uncertainty about relationships and will often use the therapeutic space to build her clients boundaries, confidence and communication skills whilst supporting you to develop insight and a strong sense of self. She also enjoys working with individuals to overcome difficulties such as stress, anxiety, depression, grief/loss, and self-esteem issues and has experience working with individuals with trauma and psychotic illnesses. The second focus is assessment work across a lifespan. She has engaged in assessment work through a non for profit and had the privilege of working within the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) since its beginning stages in 2017. She has completed extensive work in this space both as an assessing psychologist and as an endorsed Behaviour Support Practitioner. She can work with participants and supporting staff within this space to provide intervention and has a thorough understanding of the reporting requirements.

Amanda embraces several approaches in her work and ultimately ensures a client centred approach. Her areas of practice include interpersonal psychotherapy, acceptance and commitment therapy, solution-focused and mindfulness techniques.

Dr Bel Minett is a clinical psychologist who has worked in the mental health and disability field for the past 20 years. Bel obtained her Doctorate of Psychology (Clinical) at Deakin university in 2013 and has worked across both the private and public sector holding a variety of roles.
Bel specialises in child and adolescent psychology and has experience working with children and young people with a variety of presentations including anxiety, depression, trauma, autism and ADHD. She views family/caregivers as playing a pivotal role when working with children and adolescents and uses a strength based, person centred approach when determining therapeutic plans.
Bel has extensive experience in working with children who are neurodivergent and their families to provide meaningful support and interventions focused on managing emotions, support with school, transitions and daily life. Bel is familiar with supporting people who use alternate and augmentative communication devices.

Ellie is a Registered Psychologist with a specialised interest in assessing children’s neurodevelopmental profiles. With a background that spans private practice, hospital research, community health, and forensic psychology, Ellie brings a thoughtful, client-centred approach to every assessment, helping families gain a comprehensive understanding of their child’s unique strengths and needs.

Ellie has experience working with clients across the lifespan and has supported individuals facing a range of presentations, including developmental, cognitive, and emotional challenges. Known for her warm, approachable style, Ellie is committed to culturally sensitive and strengths-based practices, ensuring each family feels respected and understood throughout the process. She finds great meaning in providing insights that foster confidence and clarity, helping families navigate next steps with assurance and optimism.

Amali has recently joined our team as a friendly and compassionate Administrative Assistant. Currently in her second year of studying to become a clinical psychologist, Amali is deeply passionate about supporting individuals on their mental health journeys. Over the past year, Amali has gained valuable experience working in NDIS support, helping children with their individual needs. She also brings four years of customer service experience, where she developed strong communication and organisational skills.

Amali is committed to ensuring both clients and staff have the best experience possible in a welcoming and supportive environment.
In her spare time, Amali enjoys listening to music, spending time with friends and family, and hanging out with her adorable bunny, Alfie. She is excited to continue learning and growing as part of a team dedicated to fostering mental health and well-being.