Special interests include anxiety, panic attacks, depression, borderline personality disorder, OCD, careers, relationships, change, cultural diversity.

Beth is transparent and genuine.  She enjoys family, humour, animals, and music.  Beth will see people aged 15+.

Jessica is committed to empowering adults to reach their therapeutic goals and create meaningful change in their lives. With over a decade of experience in the field, she draws upon a variety of evidence-based therapies to provide compassionate and collaborative care to her clients. 

She believes in taking a holistic approach to mental health, using a compassionate and collaborative approach to assist clients in creating and maintaining meaningful change.  

Jessica will see clients 18+ and has an interest in the following areas: 

• Depression 
• Anxiety 
• Stress management 
• Work based stress 
• Self-harm 
• Adjustment difficulties 
• Adaptive coping skills 

Julia holds a deep belief in the capacity of all people to grow to realise their potential, and live fulfilled, meaningful lives. Having the opportunity to support others in this process through her work as a therapist is something which strongly motivates her, and which she greatly values. With a caring and empathetic approach, Julia strives to create a safe environment for people to explore the challenges confronting them. She utilises a number of psychological therapies to tailor her approach to suit the needs of each person, working alongside them to enhance awareness, strengthen well-being, and facilitate positive change.

Julia registered as a psychologist in 1993 and in 2011 returned to work in counselling, the area of psychological practice about which she is most passionate. Since this time she has been employed in private practice, enjoying working with a diversity of people in relation to a variety of issues.

Julia will see clients 18+ and has an interest in the following areas:

• Anxiety
• Depression
• Stress
• Self esteem and identity
• Life transitions and adjustment issues
• Grief and loss
• Sexual and gender identity

Sophie (she/her) believes that one of the most important components of therapy is the therapeutic connection between client and therapist. With that in mind, she aims to create an environment that is warm and non-judgemental where you can feel safe, supported, and even able to have a laugh! Sophie will cheer you on and encourage you from the sidelines throughout your journey together.

Sophie has a passion for teaching and has taught at university as well as hospital and community group programs. She uses this experience to help you understand yourself better and develop skills to help you through life’s difficulties. She believes everyone has the capacity for change and healing, although the path forward may look different for each person.

Every client that comes to therapy is a unique individual with a set of life experiences that will inform how Sophie supports them. This could include being part of the LGBTQIA+ community, being part of a cultural or religious community, among other things. Sophie strives to understand both your past and present to best tailor therapy to you. Some of the modalities included in her practice include cognitive behavioural therapy, dialectical behavioural therapy, acceptance and commitment therapy, motivational interviewing, and trauma-informed therapy.

Sophie will see clients 18+ and has an interest in the following areas:

• depression
• anxiety
• substance use and addiction
• hoarding tendencies
• adjusting to life or feeling stuck
• work and academic difficulties
• emotion-regulation difficulties