Kelsey is a registered psychologist and clinical psychology registrar. She enjoys working with children and adolescents from a variety of cultural and linguistic backgrounds, and has worked alongside individuals experiencing a range of psychological challenges. 

 

Kelsey has worked with children and families in community mental health, inpatient settings, private practice, and supported children and families engaged with foster and kinship care services. She has particular interests in:

 

• Child Protection

• Attachment 

• Parenting Support 

• Emotion Regulation 

• Behavioural Difficulties 

• Anxiety

• Depression

• Anger Management

• Stress Management

 

Kelsey works from a Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) approach, incorporating other frameworks including Systems and Attachment, play therapy, and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT). Kelsey also has experience administering a variety of psychological assessments for individuals across the lifespan, and is passionate about holistic and comprehensive assessment to support individuals to achieve their full potential.

 

Memberships:

• Australian Psychological Society

• Registration as a General Psychologist and Clinical Psychology Registrar with the Australian Health Practitioners Regulation Agency 

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Madeleine is a registered provisional psychologist. She enjoys working with young people and their families to support the development and maintenance of resilience in the young person to help their home and school wellbeing.

 

With a long-standing passion for psychology and supporting young people, Madeleine embarked on the journey to becoming a psychologist and completed her Bachelor of Behavioural Science at The Queensland University of Technology in Brisbane. She then went on to complete her 4th year of study at James Cook University where she conducted a cross-cultural investigation into relationships between young people and their parents, and the associations these have with mental health outcomes.

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Madeleine has a background that involves experience working with children and young people, in addition to work in an administration/client support role, which provided a strong understanding of the supports and funding opportunities available to families.

Madeleine's goal as a provisional psychologist is to provide a safe therapeutic space for each of her clients to be able to equip both the young person and their family with a strong foundation of coping strategies to support their physical, social, and emotional wellbeing. 

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Madeleine works from a Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) approach, incorporating family and systems work into her sessions. She has a particular interest in: 

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• Anxiety

• Parenting Support 

• Emotion Regulation 

• Resilience

• Social Skill Development

• Behavioural Difficulties

• Anger Management

• Stress Management

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Memberships:​

• Registration as a Psychologist (Provisional) with the Australian Health Practitioners Regulation Agency 

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Caitlin is registered as a provisional psychologist. Her passion is working with children and adolescents to help them grow and thrive in each stage of life they’re walking through. She enjoys working with individuals who face a wide range of psychological challenges.

 

Caitlin completed her four-year Bachelor of Psychology (Honours) degree with Griffith University. Her thesis area focused on the influence on social media use on restrictive eating behaviours among women. Caitlin has also spent time in the care team at Queensland Children’s Hospital, working to support young people with a range of complex mental health presentations. 

 

Caitlin focusses on working collaboratively with children, adolescents, and their families. Her particular interests are:

 

• Developmental and Intellectual Difficulties (including ASD & ADHD)

• Cognitive and Learning Difficulties

• Behaviour Problems

• Problematic Eating Behaviours

• Low Self-Esteem

• Anxiety

• Depression

• Parenting Support

 

Memberships

• Registration as a Provisional Psychologist with the Australian Health Practitioners Regulation Agency

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Katie is a provisionally registered psychologist who is passionate about supporting children, adolescents, and their families. She has experience working with children and adolescents in a variety of community settings and has particular interest in supporting young people with the following: 

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• Anxiety
• Social skills​

• Emotion regulation

• Parenting support

• Adjustment to major life events 

• Cognitive and learning assessments

• Attachment 

• Behaviour problems

• Parent-child relationship problems 

• Self-esteem and confidence

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Katie utilises evidence-based treatments, working from a number of frameworks including cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT), acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT), play therapy, and strengths-based approaches. Katie also provides assessments for children and adolescents. She is warm and empathic in her approach and provides families with the care and support they require. 

 

Research and Academic Achievements: 

Katie studied at The University of Queensland and has extensive post-graduate research experience in social and organisational psychology, including publications in peer-reviewed journals. She has teaching experience with undergraduate students and has been awarded for teaching excellence. Katie has also been awarded Dean’s Commendations for excellence in academic achievement in her undergraduate degree. 

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Memberships:

• Australian Psychological Society

• Registration as a Provisional Psychologist with the Australian Health Practitioners Regulation Agency

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Kia is a provisional psychologist completing her last year of her Masters of Psychology (Educational and Developmental) at QUT.  She is passionate about working with children, adolescents, and families to overcome challenges and achieve their goals.

 

Kia has completed a Bachelor of Psychology (with Honours) and a Master of Public Health. Her passion for working from a systemic lens led her to develop and lead several community health and domestic and family violence programs across Brisbane. Kia has also worked with individuals and families experiencing or at risk of homelessness, along with youths within the child safety system.

 

Kia has worked as a Research Assistant for the Parenting and Family Support Centre where she assisted in implementing the Triple P Positive Parenting Program, with parents of young children with chronic health conditions.

 

Kia’s therapeutic style draws from a cognitive behavioural therapy approach and attachment theory that is applied from a family systems lens. Kia has a particular interest in:
 

• Mental health difficulties (anxiety, depression)

• Cognitive and learning assessment

• Parenting support

• Attachment

• Adjustment and transition issues

• Cognitive, behavioural and emotional development

• Chronic health conditions and disability

• Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder

• Autism Spectrum Disorder

 

Memberships:

 

• Australian Psychological Society

• Registration as a Provisional Psychologist with the Australian Health Practitioners Regulation Agency

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Kelsey is a provisionally registered psychologist who is passionate about supporting individuals and their systems to improve wellbeing and quality of life. Kelsey completed a Bachelor of Psychological Science (with First Class Honours) and a Bachelor of Criminology and Criminal Justice at Griffith University. She is currently completing her Master of Psychology (Educational and Developmental) at
QUT.

 

Kelsey has a background working in the disability sector and has experience working with a variety of presentations across the lifespan. Her therapeutic approach is warm, compassionate, and neurodivergent-affirming, with a focus on collaborative, feedback-driven processes in the therapeutic relationship. Her interventions are attachment-informed and strengths-based, integrating elements from Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and CommitmentTherapy (ACT), play-based therapy, Schema Therapy, and Circle of Security (COS).

 

Kelsey has a particular interest in:

• Attention-Deficit/ Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)

• Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)

• Psychoeducational assessments

• Learning difficulties

• Anxiety

• Emotion regulation

• Parenting support

• Behavioural difficulties

 

Memberships:

• Regulation Agency Registration as a Psychologist (Provisional) with the Australian Health Practitioners

• Australian Psychological Society