Jodie is an experienced psychologist who welcomes children, adolescents and young adults up to the age of 25, across a broad range of mental health presentations. Jodie has been working as a psychologist for over 15 years with special interest in attachment, anxiety and associated mental health difficulties. Jodie offers a safe space for young clients to have a voice and explore their current concerns. She tailors her approach to suit individual needs, offering warmth, curiosity and empathy. Jodie believes that the therapeutic relationship is of the upmost importance. Jodie previously completed a Bachelor of Psychology at the University of Western Sydney in 2003. She completed her Post Graduate Certificate in Psychological Practice obtaining her psychologist registration through the Australian College of Applied Psychology in 2005. She previously completed a Bachelor of Teaching – Early Childhood at the University of Western Sydney in 1998 before returning to further her education in human behavior. As the director of the practice, Jodie’s experience ranges from her individual and family practice work to experience as a school psychologist, running school-based group programs and Crisis support services. Jodie also has experience in conducting formal assessment and report writing, making recommendations regarding the welfare of children and families through Assessments Australia. Jodie is passionate about early intervention for young clients. She uses a range of evidence-based treatment approaches including: Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Solution Focused therapy, Exposure therapy and Cognitive Processing therapy. Jodies days in the practice are Tuesday and Thursdays.

Natasha is a Clinical Psychologist that welcomes adults across a range of mental health presentations. She explores each client’s individual needs with curiosity, compassion and empathy to provide support in addressing their challenges. Her current and previous work in treating clients extends across multiple presentations including trauma (PTSD/cPTSD), anxiety and mood disorders, adjustment to life stressors, personality vulnerabilities and complex grief and loss, self-esteem and interpersonal difficulties. Natasha has experience working in both the public and private sector including, hospital settings such as private inpatient units, rehabilitation units in the older adult population and suicide crisis services. She also has experience in working clinically with both individuals and groups. Natasha’s attentive and considerate approach to client care provides a safe and trusting environment for her clients. She creates an open space for every individual where they can freely express their thoughts and feelings about the challenges they face. She uses a range of evidence-based treatment approaches including: Schema Therapy, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Cognitive Processing Therapy, Exposure Therapy and Dialectical Behaviour Therapy. Natasha has completed a Bachelor Degree in Psychology (with Honours) at the University of Western Sydney and a Master’s Degree in Clinical Psychology at The University of Technology Sydney. Natashas days in the practice are Monday, Wednesday and Fridays. She also offers Walking Therapy on Thursday Mornings.