Lawson Clinical Psychology blog

Dr Clair Lawson

I’m Dr Clair Lawson, the founder and Director of Lawson Clinical Psychology. I started LCP over 16 years ago because I wanted to create a practice where clinicians could do meaningful, evidence-based work and feel safe, supported and proud of what they achieve.

What began as one small clinic has grown into a group of practices, including services in remote communities. But for me, it’s not about size or numbers. It’s about the people. It’s about the culture we’ve built together and the way we show up for each other and our clients every day. When clinicians feel valued and connected, great care follows. That’s what really matters.

People describe me as direct, fair and transparent. I believe in being clear and honest, working together, and creating a space where people can do their best work without unnecessary stress. I care deeply about building a team that strives for excellence because they believe in what we’re doing.

Outside of work, you’ll usually find me planning my next trip, baking something messy or being followed around by my cat, Ziggy.

Sonja Williams

Making the decision to see a psychologist can feel daunting, but as the saying goes, “a journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step.” Together, we’ll take one step at a time, working on what’s important to you, at a pace that feels right for you.

I’m Sonja, a Senior Clinical Psychologist who has worked with adults for over 20 years. I support clients who have difficult family patterns, trauma, anxiety, stress, low mood, and that feeling of being “not good enough.” Together, we’ll explore how things came to be, break free from unhelpful patterns, and take meaningful steps toward emotional wellness and a more fulfilling life.

Clients describe my approach as warm, open, non-judgemental, and compassionate. I draw on a range of evidence-based approaches to find the right fit for them. Approaches include EMDR, Schema Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), and Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT).

I’m also passionate about mentoring and supervising early-career and experienced psychologists, and value the opportunity to give back to the profession.

When I’m not with clients, you’ll find me snorkelling, walking in nature, or trying out new recipes.

Rebecca Jamieson

Hi, I’m Rebecca, a compassionate and collaborative Senior Clinical Psychologist who works with children, teens, adults, couples, and families.

I support clients experiencing a wide range of challenges, including anxiety disorders, depression, trauma, emotion regulation difficulties (such as self-harm and suicidal ideation), adjustment issues, parent–child attachment concerns, parenting difficulties, and relationship challenges.

My strength is tailoring therapy to each person’s needs, drawing on a variety of evidence-based approaches such as Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT), Mindfulness, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Schema Therapy, Systemic Therapy, and Attachment-Based Therapies.

Alongside my clinical work, I’m also a board-approved supervisor and love supporting other psychologists through individual and group supervision. I’m registered with the Psychologists Board of WA and a full member of the Australian Psychological Society (APS), and a member of the APS College of Clinical Psychologists.

Warmth, curiosity, and care are at the heart of how I work. Whether I’m in the room with a client or supervising a fellow psychologist, I strive to create a space that feels safe and supportive.

Kelly Fullarton

Understanding yourself or your child shouldn’t feel overwhelming. I’m here to provide clarity and direction.

I’m Kelly, a clinical psychologist with over 18 years of experience in both cognitive assessment and therapeutic work. I have substantial experience understanding how people think, learn, and experience the world, providing assessments for learning disorders, ADHD, Autism Spectrum Disorder, giftedness, and Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD).

I work with individuals of all ages, helping them and their families make sense of their strengths and challenges through cognitive assessments. Whether your child is struggling in the classroom, your teen feels overwhelmed, or you’re an adult wondering why things have always felt a little harder, I offer insights that can open doors to the right support and strategies.

My approach is warm, thorough, and practical—I believe assessments should be more than just a report; they should be a roadmap to your success. I also love mentoring and supervising other psychologists and sharing my knowledge to help improve assessment practices.

When I’m not working, you’ll find me at the beach, lost in a good book, travelling and exploring Western Australia (and beyond), or unwinding with some guilty-pleasure trash TV.

Gemma Bowden

Are you feeling stuck in stress, anxiety, or constant overthinking? You’re not alone. Many people come to therapy feeling overwhelmed and unsure if things can truly change—but they can.

I’m Gemma, a Senior Clinical Psychologist. Since graduating in 2000, I’ve supported people through many different challenges by drawing on evidence-based therapies like Cognitive Behavioural Therapy and Schema Therapy.

I love working with adults experiencing challenges with stress, anxiety (including worry, panic and social anxiety) and/or depression. I also support clients with adjustment difficulties, work-related problems and relationship concerns—all issues impacting people's overall well-being.

Helping people develop resilience and coping strategies for life is my passion. In session, I bring curiosity, compassion and a focus on practical, evidence-based strategies that empower you to manage life’s challenges with greater confidence. My approach is structured yet flexible, always shaped by your unique needs.

In session, you will soon discover my enthusiasm for working collaboratively and my enjoyment at creating a great diagram on the whiteboard!

Dr Michelle Jongenelis

I’m Dr Michelle, a clinical psychologist who works with adults experiencing a range of psychological challenges, including depression, anxiety, panic, obsessive-compulsive disorder, trichotillomania, bipolar disorder, and stress.

My approach draws on evidence-based therapies, including Cognitive Behaviour Therapy and Meta-Cognitive Therapy, to support people to feel more like themselves again.

Alongside my clinical work, I’m also a behavioural scientist, researching risk factors for diseases such as cancer, diabetes, and cardiovascular disease. I’m passionate about making research-backed insights accessible, and I regularly collaborate with non-government organisations to help ensure important findings reach the people and communities who need them most.

Dr Lucy Robertson

If you’re feeling alone in your suffering, please know—you’re not. To be human is to suffer.

I’m Lucy, a senior clinical psychologist, and I work with people who feel stuck, overwhelmed, or just not quite themselves. My job is to really listen—to help you feel heard, understood, and less alone in whatever you’re going through.

Together, we’ll make sense of why things feel so hard right now and what might be keeping you stuck. I’ll support you in finding new ways to respond to your challenges and encourage you to reconnect with the things that really matter to you. I’d love to help you move toward a life that feels more fulfilling and aligned with who you are.

With over 15 years of experience, I’ve worked with adults facing anxiety, depression, parenting stress, perinatal difficulties, chronic pain, health issues, grief and loss, relationship and work problems, trauma-related difficulties, low self-esteem, self-criticism, perfectionism, and more.

I’m warm, practical, and down-to-earth in my approach. People often describe me as compassionate, accepting, and easy to talk to—with a healthy dose of humour when it’s helpful. I use evidence-based therapies like CBT, ACT, mindfulness, and compassion-focused therapy, tailored to what works best for you.

I also enjoy supporting other clinical psychologists through supervision.

When I’m not working, you’ll find me spending time with my family, doing yoga, walking in nature, swimming at the beach, meditating, or drinking a really good flat white.

Sarah Hollingworth

Sarah Hollingworth works with adolescents and adults. Sarah provides a warm, non-judgemental and supportive environment, tailoring treatment to the individual. She works with people who have experienced anxiety, trauma, school or relationship stresses. She uses a number of evidence based treatments including cognitive behavioural therapy, schema therapy, family systems therapy and mentalization-based therapy.

Sarah enjoys providing therapy for neurodivergent people and members of the LGBTIQA+ community. She provides a neuro-affirming approach and is aligned with the Health at Every Size (HAES) movement. She is also well versed in working with clients who have autoimmune conditions and the complex relationship this has with mental health.

Sarah has a Masters in Clinical Psychology and a Graduate Diploma in Family and Relationship Therapy. As an AHPRA approved supervisor, Sarah enjoys mentoring and supervising trainees and registrars.

Dr Emily Castell

Lots of clients come to therapy knowing they want to feel differently, but not knowing what they want to work on. It’s ok not to know—we can work that out together!

I’m Emily (She/Her), a senior clinical psychologist, helping teens and adults to not only reduce the not-so-good stuff they’re feeling, but get more of what they want in life. I work with clients who want to trust their own judgment and find freedom from relationship and family patterns.

With six years’ experience in private practice, I’ve worked with clients feeling down, anxious, experiencing relationship or family issues, exploring neurodivergence, sexuality and or gender identity, people impacted by trauma, and those experiencing or recovering from family and domestic violence.

Clients often say that I am quiet, calm, and gentle, offering space to reflect. I bring a warm, playful, and transparent approach to therapy and don’t shy away from being direct when needed.

In therapy, expect deep conversations, experiential activities like chair work and imagery rescripting, and collaborative whiteboard sessions to map things out.

Outside of sessions, I love planning my latest nail set, eating pastries, swimming at the beach, watching early-morning Rage with my daughter, and drinking very good coffee.

Emma Burton

Reaching out for support can be hard. I get that. That’s why it’s so important to me to create a space where the people I work with feel safe, heard, and cared for. Whether you're feeling a bit lost, needing help to untangle the thoughts in your head, or struggling to navigate life’s challenges, I’m here to listen, support, and guide you.

I’m Emma, a Clinical Psychologist with 7 years’ experience in private practice supporting teens and adults. I’ve worked with clients experiencing worry, anxiety, mood difficulties, and trauma. I enjoy getting to know each new person and their story, helping them understand themselves, and making sense of their current difficulties.

My approach is warm, caring, and flexible, allowing us to focus on what really matters each time someone walks through my door.

I genuinely love what I do and feel lucky to walk alongside my clients—supporting them through challenges, celebrating their wins, and helping them move towards the life they want to live.

In my free time, you’ll find me trying out new recipes, relaxing with yoga, or playing at the beach with my kids.

Esha Jamnadass

Mental health support is something many of us may need at some point in our lives. I strive to be a safe space for people to receive support without judgement. It’s a privilege to be trusted to walk alongside someone on their mental health journey.

My name’s Dr Esha, a Senior Clinical Psychologist and couples therapist. I work with children, adolescents and adults who need support with anxiety (generalised, separation, social), phobias, PTSD, behavioural difficulties, eating disorders, OCD and mood difficulties. Helping support ADHDers and autistic individuals in achieving their goals is something I care deeply about. Another passion of mine is supporting couples with relationship difficulties in couples' therapy.

My approach is warm, gentle, collaborative and emotion-focused. I believe in really listening and holding space for my clients while using evidence-based therapies like DBT, CBT, ERP, EFT for couples*, and a neuroaffirming lens, to help clients improve their ability to live their lives and cope with distress.

When I'm not in session, you'll find me playing pickleball, lying in a park soaking up some nature and trying out different flavours of bubble tea.

*Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT), Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP), and Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT)

Dr Kim Eaton

Have you ever felt stuck, unheard, or unseen in your therapeutic journey? Maybe you’ve given therapy a few goes but haven’t reached the place you had hoped you would.

I’m Kim, a senior clinical psychologist with a deep commitment to working alongside young people and adults facing longstanding concerns, particularly trauma, eating disorders, anxiety-related conditions, and mood disorders.

My role is to truly listen, help clients make sense of their experiences, and explore what’s possible. There is still hope for change, growth, and the future. I take a collaborative, non-judgmental approach, working with you rather than doing therapy to you.

I draw from a range of evidence-based therapies—CBT, DBT, EMDR, ERP, and family-based/systemic therapy—and focus on how these approaches may work best for you and your unique needs.

Dr Gemma Healey

Gemma has experience working with a range of presenting problems including, but not limited to, depression, anxiety, OCD, emotion dysregulation, insomnia and trauma (adults only) in children, adolescents, and adults. In her client work, she draws from a range of evidence-based interventions such as cognitive behavioural therapy, metacognitive therapy, and schema therapy.

Gemma has also completed training in imagery re-scripting for PTSD, and in Eye Movement Desensitisation and Reprocessing (EMDR).  

Gemma's approach to therapy is flexible with treatment plans being developed in collaboration with clients to ensure the needs of each individual are met.

Melissa Mulcahy

Melissa is a Clinical Psychologist (Registrar) who works with adolescents and adults. She is experienced in working with obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), anxiety disorders, worry and rumination, suicidality, self-harm, bulimia nervosa, emotional dysregulation, and in youth mental health. Melissa completed PhD in Clinical Psychology with a thesis on perinatal OCD (pregnancy and the postpartum) and also holds a Master of Suicidology degree. She has a strong interest in the treatment of tic disorders and OCD-related problems, including health anxiety, body dysmorphic disorder, and body-focused repetitive behaviours (BFRBs) such trichotillomania and excoriation/skin-picking.

She also enjoys working with clients experiencing perinatal mental health difficulties, insomnia, perfectionism, and chronic pain. Her therapeutic style is compassionate, collaborative, and practical. Melissa individualises treatment to each client’s goals, based on evidence-based therapies such as Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Metacognitive Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, and Dialectical Behaviour Therapy.

Melissa is a full member of the Australian Psychological Society and a State Committee Member for the Australian Association for Cognitive Behaviour Therapy.

Dr Chloe Giffard

Making the decision to start therapy can take time. It’s normal to feel uncertain about where to begin. You may have a clear goal for therapy, or perhaps just feel that you would like things to be different.

I’m Chloe, a clinical psychologist who works with children, adolescents, and adults. The people I work with are struggling with anxiety, stress, perfectionism, low mood, emotional regulation difficulties, and interpersonal difficulties.

In my work, I enjoy collaborating with clients and shape therapy to people’s individual needs. I use evidence-based approaches like Cognitive Behaviour Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, and Dialectical Behaviour Therapy to support meaningful change.

It’s important for me to understand the research underlying psychology so that I can bring these insights into my therapeutic work. Alongside clinical practice, I also work as a researcher, and I completed a PhD exploring the relationships between social anxiety, shyness, autistic-like traits, and face recognition.

Outside of therapy and research, I enjoy spending time in nature and searching for the next book to read!

Sophia Lego

We all have different parts of ourselves that shape how we think, feel, and behave. Sometimes these parts work together, but other times they pull us in different directions, leaving us stuck or overwhelmed.

I’m Sophia, a Clinical Psychologist who helps adolescents and adults navigate life’s challenges with greater clarity and confidence.

I understand how consuming struggles like anxiety, low mood, self-criticism, perfectionism, worry, self-esteem issues, stress, and relationship difficulties can be. With a deep appreciation for the complexities of human experience, I work with clients to explore the parts of self and the patterns—thinking, behavioural, and relational—that keep them stuck.

Using Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, trauma-informed care, and Schema Therapy, I create a warm, collaborative space where clients feel supported to challenge, reframe, and shift unhelpful patterns, building skills that lead to lasting change.

My approach helps create self-compassion, emotional flexibility, and a sense of balance—so that you take meaningful steps toward the life you want.

Above all, I want you to feel truly heard, valued, and empowered.

Outside of work, you’ll find me exploring new cafés with a coffee in hand or unwinding by the beach.

Jessica Yegorov

I’m Jessica, a senior clinical psychologist and board-approved supervisor. I also hold a leadership position at LCP, which is focused on the culture and wellbeing of our team.

When you come to see me, you’ll immediately feel warmly welcomed. What you’ll get with me is my unbroken focus. I listen well and I listen deep. I genuinely love spending time with people no matter how they might be feeling—it’s why I do what I do.

I work with young children, adults, and couples—anyone wanting to understand themselves more deeply, create real change, or who feels so broken that they need someone to stay with them while they find hope.

I’m experienced in helping people with relationships, parenting challenges and complicated family dynamics. Some of the therapy models I use are ACT, EFT for couples, systemic therapy, and attachment-focused therapy.

Therapy with me isn’t always dark or difficult. Sometimes we’ll laugh together or notice the absurd in life. There’s one thing I am steadfast about: You are not broken. You’re stronger than you think. In my years of experience, I’ve learned why therapy works when it works, and why people get stuck. I’ll help you make sense of your situation and yourself, so that you’ll know how to move forwards and thrive.

I won’t just apply a manual to you—we’ll write the manual for you instead.

Tahlia Sanders

Being a therapist is a privilege I deeply respect.

Seeking help takes courage, especially for those who've experienced hurt or felt unseen in past relationships. That’s why I strive to create a safe, collaborative space in therapy built on humility, authentic connection, and curiosity. Through my work, I’ve witnessed the transformative power of articulating previously unspoken experiences and feeling truly understood.

I’m Tahlia, a clinical psychologist. My role is to guide you in making sense of your story, processing painful experiences, overcoming obstacles to a fulfilling life, and cultivating your authentic self. Sometimes that means offering frameworks to help you better understand unhelpful patterns, suggesting strategies for approaching your thoughts and feelings differently, or working through difficult past experiences using techniques like imagery rescripting or EMDR. We’ll work together to figure out what fits best for you.

I draw from and integrate a range of therapies, including Schema, EMDR, CBT, ACT, and DBT.

All clients are welcome, regardless of background or concerns. I’m especially drawn to working with PTSD and complex trauma, relationship and self-esteem difficulties, and neurodivergence. I am affirming of all genders, sexualities, neurotypes and cultural backgrounds.

Outside of the therapy room, you’ll find me exploring op shops, swimming laps or hanging out with my cheeky dog, Milo.

Yppres Drewe

Feeling misunderstood or unsupported in your educational journey can be isolating.

I’m Yppres, a senior psychologist who helps children and adults navigate the challenges of learning difficulties and behavioural disorders. With years of experience in both private and public school settings, I’ve worked closely with primary and high school students and their families to create tailored strategies for success.

My experience lies in assessing and supporting children with learning disabilities such as Dyslexia, ADHD, and ASD. I’m passionate about creating strong communication between parents, schools, and professionals. I take a holistic, case management approach, ensuring every child gets the personalised support they need to thrive in life.

When we work together, you’ll find a collaborative partner committed to your child’s well-being and growth. The aim is not just to meet immediate needs, but to build a foundation for long-term success. My aim is always to make the process positive, empowering, and effective—because every family deserves to feel seen, heard, and supported.

When I’m not at work, you’ll find me watching my two boys play sports, trying new restaurants, walking my dogs on the beach with my husband, or binge-watching Netflix on the couch with plenty of chocolate.

Dr Stephanie Stevens

Stephanie has many years experience providing psychotherapy to children, adolescents, their families, and adults. She has worked predominately in community-based health services within both the child and adult sectors. This has provided Stephanie with opportunity to work with a range of mental health disorders. She is most passionate about treating depression, anxiety, personality disorders, and trauma/PTSD, for adolescents and adults individually, as well as with family interventions.

Stephanie provides evidence-based treatment and primarily utilises Mentalisation-based Therapy (MBT) and Schema Therapy. She is also trained in Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Narrative Therapy, and Trauma-focused CBT. She is passionate about providing a curious, non-judgemental stance and forming a collaborative bond with her clients.

Tara Stowe

It’s okay to not have everything figured out—we all have challenges. Asking for help is a big step toward healing, and sometimes talking things through with someone who listens can make all the difference.

I’m Tara, a human, just like everyone else, and also a psychologist who understands that we all have our struggles.

Since completing a Master’s degree in Clinical Psychology from Curtin University, in 2014, I’ve worked with children, adolescents, adults, and older adults. I’ve helped them navigate a wide range of challenges, such as generalised anxiety, panic disorder, separation anxiety, PTSD, depression, grief, and adjustment difficulties.

In therapy, I use a variety of evidence-based treatments, including Schema Therapy, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT), Clinical Hypnosis, and Trauma-Focused CBT.

My approach is tailored to your unique needs, helping you build resilience, manage difficult emotions, and develop strategies to overcome life’s challenges.

If you’re looking for someone who is relatable, real, and human, I’m here for you. I understand that therapy can feel intimidating, but I bring a warm and down-to-earth approach to make the process as comfortable and empowering as possible.

When I’m not at work, I’m a busy mum to three young kids, which means a lot of joy and chaos! I’m also the proud owner of a big, lovable fur baby dog.

Outside of my professional life, I enjoy spending time with my family and friends, and embracing the beautiful mess of everyday life.

Sebastian Palmer

It’s easy to feel stuck, overwhelmed, or lost—like you’re staring at a compass that never points in one direction long enough to get where you want to be. I know it because I’ve felt it.

My name’s Seb(astian), a Clinical Psychologist. I work with people across the lifespan using evidence-based interventions to support meaningful, positive change. Over the past five years, I’ve worked as a psychologist in justice and domestic violence, youth mental health, sexual assault and trauma, and private practice.

What I keep central in my work is authenticity—human-to-human work, collaborating with people to help in ways that matter to them and create lasting change.

I’m an ISST-accredited Schema Therapist, and I integrate Schema Therapy with Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and Internal Family Systems (IFS). Don’t worry about the acronyms—what matters is I’m an exploratory psychologist who gets into the nitty-gritty (when needed) to find and address the root cause.

At Lawson Clinical Psychology, I help people break old patterns, process trauma, and navigate challenges like anxiety, depression, OCD, personality disorders, addiction, and sexual trauma.

Clients often say I’m caring, supportive, and understanding. I might not be the world’s most suit-and-tie kind of psychologist, but I’m here, I care, and I’m keen to help.

Outside of work, I’m usually wrangling my boisterous Airedale terrier and his Wolfhound rescue brother, getting stretchy with yoga, or basking (SPF 50+ on thick) in the sun with a good book.

Malini De Silva

Okay, so unicorns do exist!

I’m Malini, a clinical psychology registrar with training in educational & developmental psychology. I’m passionate about working with children, adolescents, and adults, and I believe that every client—no matter their age—is the expert in their own life.

In therapy, I focus on creating a caring, affirming, and respectful space where you feel safe to share. My approach is collaborative, helping you explore where you are now, what you need, and where you’d like to go.

When I’m not at Lawson Clinical Psychology, you’ll probably find me tending to my family and my ever-growing garden (aka, jungle), planning my next global adventure, or indulging my passion for vintage furniture and design.

Dr Monique Williams

Many clients come to therapy feeling stuck and unsure of themselves. I am committed to supporting you to further understand yourself and to feel empowered in developing new ways of thriving and creating a life that works for you.

I’m Monique, a Clinical Psychologist, who enjoys working with adult clients struggling with anxiety, obsessive-compulsive symptoms, relationship or family issues, and trauma-related concerns.

A passion of mine is working with neurodivergent adults (e.g., ADHD, Autism) through a neurodiversity affirming lens, including with those who are curious and wanting to explore the possibility of neurodivergent traits.

I value the opportunity to get to know you and strive to create a safe space where you feel understood. I will work with you to support you in your journey, drawing on evidence-based approaches such as Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT), and Schema Therapy.

Outside of the therapy room, I enjoy reading, cooking, and learning something new in the realm of psychology.

Dr Janice Wong

Janice is passionate about working with children, youths, families and adults to help better understand and improve mental health. She is also enthusiastic about helping people find their “spark”. When working with Janice, you’ll find that she is collaborative and warm in her approach. Janice has worked in a range of settings, including Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services, and community adult mental health services and has experience in the delivery of evidence-based practices (e.g., Cognitive Behaviour Therapy and using a schema focussed approach). 

Janice is also interested in innovation and research, having previously managed a team’s research portfolio. Janice has been an active member of the Australian Association for Cognitive and Behaviour Therapy since 2012.

Meghann Wiens

Meghann is a Clinical Psychologist who enjoys working alongside adults and older adults experiencing a range of difficulties including depression, anxiety, and adjustment. She has special interest and experience working with the psychological and emotional challenges of health-related issues such as cancer, pain, sleep, and functional disorders as well as palliative care and end of life concerns.

Meghann incorporates a range of evidence-based therapies such as Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT), and EMDR, depending on the needs of the client. Meg is affirming of diverse sexualities and genders.

Eliza Perkins

I’m Eliza (she/her), a Clinical Psychologist Registrar. Over the past few years, I’ve supported teenagers and adults through a range of mental health concerns and life challenges. I often work with people navigating anxiety, depression, OCD, body image, identity, and relationship concerns.

My approach is warm and accepting. I love bringing together different evidence-based approaches to suit where you’re at. My practice is proudly gender- and neurodiversity-affirming—everyone is welcome.

The way I work is gentle, focuses on your strengths, and considers broader cultural and systemic factors. I enjoy working with people who don’t mind a laugh (when the time is right) and those who are open to diving deep. My favourite part of this work is offering a warm, compassionate presence where people can be curious about themselves and the world around them.

Outside of sessions, you’ll find me walking, reading, drinking coffee or matcha, colouring in, fostering as many cats as my partner will allow, and planning a wedding. Work–life balance to the max!

Rachele Day

Helping individuals and families to understand challenges and unlock their potential.

I’m Rachele, a Clinical and Forensic Psychologist who works with children, adolescents and adults. I’m here to support you with a friendly, flexible assessment approach tailored to your needs.

With over two decades of experience, I’ve worked across a range of settings and concerns, from risk and recidivism to neurodevelopmental conditions. My goal is to support you and your family by identifying strengths and understanding challenges in learning and behaviour, so you can thrive.

I offer consultation, assessments, mentoring, and supervision services relating to a range of neurodevelopmental conditions including learning difficulties and Specific Learning Disorders (such as Dyslexia and Dyscalculia), ADHD, ASD, Intellectual Developmental Disorder and Giftedness, backed by solid evidence-based practices.

As we collaborate, I’ll offer practical strategies to use at home and to share with school or the workplace, supporting learning and behaviours and promoting opportunities for growth and success.

In my spare time, you’ll find me at the beach, or with my nose in a book.

Jane Flanagan

Whenever I meet a new client, I always get the same feeling: a deep respect and a quiet hopefulness that one day you will see what I see, someone who is far more capable and powerful than they give themselves credit for.

Hi, I’m Jane — a human, an explorer, a nurturer, a clinical psychologist, and I can’t wait to meet you.

I have had the privilege of working with many clients from diverse walks of life. Hearing your stories, sharing your pain, and seeing your growth has been profoundly humbling and has deepened my sense of purpose in helping you find yours. The journeys we take in therapy are not easy or pain-free, and often come with bumps, scrapes, and tears — but the destination is a place of acceptance, confidence, and understanding. Believe it or not, you have already started, and the first steps are the hardest. But you are not alone. I’ve got your back.

My backyard is the Kimberley Region of WA. Chasing waterfalls with my little crew of humans is our way of beating the heat and celebrating this incredible part of the world.

Dr Patrick Clarke

It’s not always easy opening up to someone new, especially with things you might never have said out loud before. Past experiences can sometimes also leave you feeling unsure or even disheartened about reaching out again.

I’m Patrick, a Clinical Psychologist who works with adolescents and adults. My aim is to offer a warm, respectful, and non-judgemental space where you feel safe to explore what’s going on in your life. Clients often reflect that they feel nervous walking into their first session, but noticeably lighter and more hopeful on leaving.

I work collaboratively to help people better understand themselves and the patterns that might be keeping them stuck. From there, we’ll develop strategies that genuinely work for you. I tailor my approach to each client’s individual strengths and needs, and use evidence-based therapies like Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Schema Therapy, and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT).

Beyond my clinical practice, I’m an Associate Professor at Curtin University, where I train future psychologists and lead research focused on anxiety and mental health.

When I’m not working, you’ll usually find me out in nature, soaking up the beauty of Western Australia with my family and our dog.

Yosi Regan

If you feel overwhelmed by worry, stuck in anxious loops, or need help navigating low moods, I’m here to support you.

I’m Yosi, a registered psychologist and clinical psychology registrar experienced in working with a diverse range of presentations—like OCD, anxiety disorders (including phobias, social anxiety, and generalised anxiety), depression, assertiveness challenges, and many other issues. I understand how challenging these experiences can be, and I'm here to help you find a way forward.

My approach is warm, collaborative, and grounded in evidence-based strategies tailored to your unique goals. We’ll move at your pace, exploring the thoughts and feelings that hold you back while building practical skills for lasting change. I work with children (10 years and older), adolescents, and adults, offering a safe, non-judgmental space where you can show up exactly as you are. If you’re ready for compassionate, grounded support, let’s begin the journey together.

My background includes four years of undergraduate study, two years of master’s study, and I'm currently completing my PhD. Outside of my work, I am passionate about music, playing basketball, and cooking.

Elena Badcock

I’m Elena, a dedicated psychologist with a Master of Psychology (Applied Developmental) from the University of Western Australia. With years of experience in clinical and research roles, I have an interest in understanding the intricacies of child development, learning difficulties, and neurodevelopmental disorders.

I work closely with children and families who are seeking clarity and support in understanding autism and other learning and behavioural challenges. My approach is collaborative and empowering, ensuring that each family feels understood and equipped with strategies for improved outcomes. I am passionate about working with individuals from diverse backgrounds, helping them to navigate their unique neurodiverse profiles.

Outside of work, you’ll find me chauffeuring one of my three children around or diving into a good book when I get the time. I believe in the power of compassion and practicality, and I’m here to help you and your family feel hopeful and empowered on your journey.

Anin Karajagi

Meet Anin, a compassionate clinical psychologist who completed her Master's in Clinical Psychology at the University of Western Australia. With a genuine desire to help, she works closely with adults (19+) facing a range of challenges including depression, anxiety, phobias, and relationship difficulties. Anin also supports individuals seeking therapy for self-improvement and life enhancement.

Drawing from evidence-based approaches such as Acceptance Commitment Therapy, Schema-Focused therapy, Metacognitive therapy and dialectical behavioral therapy, Anin sees therapy as a journey toward personal transformation. She provides not just professional guidance but also warmth, encouragement, and unconditional positive regard, walking alongside her clients every step of the way.

Chloe Nunn

I’m Chloe, a Clinical Psychologist with a passion for helping you not just get by, but truly thrive. I always say, “Why struggle if you don’t have to?”

I’ve had the privilege of working with people from all walks of life across the lifespan, including emergency first responders. I understand how challenging life can be. Whether you’re carrying something you’ve never shared before or navigating a tough situation, I’m here to listen—without judgment—and help you through it.

In therapy, we’ll dig deep to uncover the root of your struggles, then create a personalised plan for lasting change. You're the heart of the process, and your growth is my priority.

Outside the therapy room, I enjoy spending time at my family’s cattle station—swimming in the creek, driving out to check on the cows, or riding my horse, Starki. (Who, by the way, has impressive bloodlines—his sire was a Melbourne Cup winner!)

You’re not alone on this journey. I would love to support you on the next step toward a better you.