Amy’s areas of interests includes anxiety, stress management, academic and cognitive difficulties, behavioural concerns, emotional regulation and self-esteem issues. Amy has a special interest in working with children, adolescents, young adults, and their families. Amy has a gentle and supportive approach, she aims to respond to the individual needs of each client, and she enjoys teaching new skills to young people and their family. Amy is skilled in completing behavioural, academic, and cognitive assessments.

Steve enjoys working with young men and adults needing support through life's challenges and help setting and achieving goals to make their lives more fulfilling. He works with client who are experiencing anxiety and stress, but he does NOT work with clients who have autism

Rob uses a warm and practical approach to supporting children and families through traumatic events and stressful times. He is particularly skilled in the use of cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT), interpersonal therapy, narrative therapies and enjoys teaching emotional regulation strategies to both adults and children (including those with limited verbal capacity).

Bianca enjoys working with families with children in infancy through to early adolescence. Raising her own family helps Bianca relate to the joys and challenges of parenting. Bianca makes use of practical strategies from Cognitive behaviour Therapy (CBT) and mindfulness approaches that are backed up by research and flexible enough to be adapted to individual children and families. She loves the opportunity to be creative and playful in sessions with children and is often seen carting around Lego, craft, board games, puppets and an iPad.

Julie has a warm and practical approach to helping families with life challenges and enjoys supporting people of all ages. She uses strengths-based approach to develop positive relationships with all her clients.