Renata is a warm and compassionate Psychologist. She has experience supporting adults and couples with trauma, anger issues, Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD), anger, terminal illness, anxiety, depression, and experiences of surviving or perpetrating domestic violence, using evidence-based therapies. Renata also see couples drawing on the Gottman Method, and can support separated parents with conflict, communication and boundary issues, and the complexities of separation and co-parenting.
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Dr James Le Lievre is compassionate therapist who avoids psychological jargon. He helpps older teens and adults as they navigate life’s challenges with stress, trauma, anger, ADHD, sleeping issues, social skills, anxiety, depression, cross cultural issues, grief, alcohol use, and motivation. His 15 years experience as a Psychologist has honed his ability to understand the way past and present relationships impact happiness. James draws on a wide-range of therapies and is primarily a solution-focussed therapist, specialising in creating clarity from confusion.
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Rhea is a friendly and approachable Psychologist. She takes a holistic, person-centred approach to help clients aged 6 and over with anxiety, depression, adjustment difficulties, ASD, and ADHD. Rhea also conducts assessments for kids, teens and adults for ADHD, ASD, cognitive ability and functional capacity assessments aligned with NDIS requirements. As a therapist, Rhea uses a variety of therapeutic methods, including Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Narrative Therapy, and play-based therapy to offer flexible and supportive care.
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As Clinical Director, Rachel spends much of her time supervising her early-career colleagues. Currently, she only offers specialist professional coaching to new clients. Rachel has been a registered psychologist since 2002. For years, she consulted with small and large organisations, working with doctors, nurses, psychologists, and executives. She is skilled at helping people cope with anxiety, stress and trauma, relationship conflict, and change.
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