Alex seeks to provide genuine care, compassion, and unconditional positive regard for his clients whilst also employing the most scientifically supported therapeutic techniques.

Laura adopts a holistic perspective with each client. She understands the importance and value of developing a strong therapeutic foundation that can help build resilience, bring about understanding and acceptance, and creates a safe space for clients to explore their psychological concerns.

Joanna has an authentic and warm approach bringing to therapy an enthusiasm and love for what she does. Guided by the client-centred principles of acceptance and unconditional positive regard, Joanna aims to create a collaborative environment to help build on a clients’ strengths.

Megan is an experienced clinical psychologist with a background in mental health and hospital services.

Sue has a strong and diverse background of training, and is passionate about making a positive difference to her clients’ lives. Sue guides clients to uncover what they want to achieve, and develop strategies to make it happen.

Sandy is passionate about making a positive difference in the lives of her clients, providing evidence-based compassionate care to reduce distress and promote wellbeing, growth and resilience.

Sarah has worked in a number of different countries and enjoys working collaboratively with clients from a range of backgrounds and cultures.

Kimberley Cunial is an Educational and Developmental Psychologist as well as a Clinical Psychologist and Board Approved Supervisor, who is passionate about working with children, adolescents, families, couples and adults, with a variety of presentations across the lifespan.

Lee is a Registered Psychologist with experience in a variety of settings including hospitals, schools, community mental health and disability support services. He is currently completing a PhD in the area of social and psychological adjustment to brain tumour and has close ties with both hospital and community cancer support services. Lee enjoys taking the time to understand a person’s experience, and draws on principles of character strengths and resilience when working with people experiencing illness or major life transitions. He uses a warm and collaborative approach to therapy whilst providing evidence-based support and intervention to help people improve their wellbeing.  

Gillian is a compassionate and sensitive therapist who has witnessed the benefit that therapy can have when you engage in the process of personal exploration and professional support. Gillian is curious about personal resilience, the process of psychological growth and the behavioural patterns that we can’t resist.
Psychological concerns are human concerns and we all deserve to feel well and that requires someone to hear our concerns, someone to listen.

Heather is invested in walking alongside her clients through life’s many transitions. She is completing her supervised internship at Lilley Place and accepts a variety of referrals including NDIS therapy, cognitive assessment and private consultations.

Zach’s mission is to provide a warm, safe, and empathic space for his clients to consider and explore positive and values-driven change.

Sonia is a warm and empathetic psychologist who is willing to meet you where you are at and work towards positive change. Sonia brings great enthusiasm and love for what she does, along with providing respectful and non-judgmental support to her clients. In her spare time she enjoys travel and watching movies and is particularly passionate about food.

The idea of therapy may be daunting for some. It could also present as an exciting opportunity to explore the self. Wherever you may be on the continuum, you have taken an important step to creating a more fulfilling and meaningful life for you, whatever that may look like. Mikaela is passionate about providing a space for her clients to explore their strengths and possibilities for change through a feedback-informed and evidence-based approach.

Kate is a Health Psychologist who is passionate about working at the intersection of physical and psychological health to enrich the lives of individuals and couples with illness-related challenges.

Sophie is a warm and non-judgmental psychologist, with a background in counselling, who aims to create a collaborative and affirming space for people. She believes in the ability of all people to recover from the difficulties they may face. Sophie is especially interested in working with people who find the process of expressing emotions difficult, as she believes therapy can be for anyone.

Edwina is a provisional psychologist who is currently completing the 4+2 pathway to registration. Prior to this, Edwina has experience working in drug and alcohol research, as well as an administrative assistant at a private practice. Edwina draws primarily from Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) and Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (TfCBT).

Therese is passionate about helping clients across the lifespan reach their potential and has an authentic, warm and collaborative approach.

Tiah provides a warm and accepting space for her clients. It is important to her that each person feels heard, understood, and valued.