Explore Our Supportive Services

Therapy

Our individual therapy sessions provide a safe space for children to explore their thoughts and feelings. We provide psychology support for children (from 12 months) through to young adults experiencing developmental, emotional, behavioural, or social challenges.

Our psychologists use evidence-based, developmental approaches that consider each young person’s stage, relationships, and environment. Therapy is engaging, collaborative, and often involves parents, schools, and other professionals.

We help children and young people with a range of presenting concerns, including:

Anxiety
Attention and concentration difficulties
Sleep and eating issues
Social, play and/or communication difficulties
Learning difficulties or school issues
Somatic symptoms
Behavioural difficulties (i.e. impulsivity, oppositional behaviour, aggression)

Disordered eating and body image
Adjustment to stressful or traumatic events, life transitions and change
Parent Separation
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder
Self-esteem

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Supporting Parents

Parenting isn’t always straightforward—especially when your child’s path looks a little different. You may feel under-prepared, under-resourced, or unsure how to navigate challenges such as developmental differences, family changes, loss, or separation.

With our training and experience in child and adolescent development, we not only help young people thrive but also empower parents with the knowledge, tools, and confidence to guide their child. We believe parents are the greatest influence in a child’s life—and we’re here to support you in that role

Through individual or family counselling—and, in the future, parent support groups—we help parents feel connected, empowered, and able to embrace the ups and downs of parenting.

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School Collaboration

Is your child thriving at school—or finding it hard to adapt and engage? Are you a teacher unsure how to best support a student with unique learning or behavioural needs in a busy classroom? We believe collaboration between families and schools creates the best outcomes for children. Our role is to bring clarity, practical strategies, and tailored plans that support learning, wellbeing and success.
We can support children and schools in several ways, including:

Support and training for teachers and well-being staff
- Workshops to build skills in supporting diverse learners and behaviours
- Tailored sessions aligned with your staff’s professional development goals
Individual & Group Student Support
- One-on-one or group sessions to strengthen learning, social and mental health outcomes
- School visits for observations or on-site therapeutic support
Return to School Programs
- Guidance for students re-engaging after anxiety, bullying, or challenging circumstances

Assessments

Every child has a unique pattern of strengths and challenges, which can leave parents and teachers unsure how to best support them. A psychological assessment can provide clarity, highlight areas of need, and guide practical strategies to help your child reach their potential.

Assessments may explore:

Cognitive and learning abilities
Executive functioning (attention, memory, organisation)
Adaptive and functional skills
Behaviour and social-emotional concerns
Diagnostic questions (when further clarity or access to supports is needed)

We use validated tools and collaborate with parents, teachers, and other professionals to build a clear picture of your child. We’ll guide you through each step, ensuring results and recommendations are explained in full.

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