Frank is a healthcare professional who has trained and worked extensively in the diverse disciplines of psychology, tertiary education and chiropractic care. His career as a Psychologist has been guided by Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT), a field of psychology that helps and supports people facing issues such as depression, anxiety, relationship issues and substance abuse. His broad education gives him an understanding of how physiology and psychology can be applied to treat conditions such as chronic pain. Respect and understanding inform his guiding principles; both are key ingredients in maintaining good relationships, together with laughter, being one of the best forms of medicine!Age Groups:

Gerard has been a Clinical Psychologist since 1993 and has worked in private practice, the corporate world and the public sector.

Anthony is a Clinical Psychologist who provides adults with psychological treatment for a variety of mental health concerns and other difficult life circumstances. These include anxiety and depression, OCD, ADHD, ASD, chronic pain and health conditions, adjustment, trauma and stress. His therapeutic approach is warm, compassionate and collaborative, and centres on helping clients honour their values and strengths, tailoring interventions that equip them with the skills they need to meet their objectives and create meaningful changes in their lives. In treatment, Anthony draws upon modern evidence-based therapeutic approaches (including CBT, ACT, Schema therapy, mindfulness- and compassion-based approaches) to best suit his client’s needs and goals. Anthony is fully registered with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA) and is a member of the Australian Psychological Society (APS).

Brendan is a Registered Psychologist and Registered Exercise Professional with a particular interest in the assessment and treatment of ADHD and related issues including anxiety, challenging behaviour, screentime, emotional regulation and resilience in children and adults. Brendan has more than 20 years’ experience in the education sector working with children and their families. Much of this time has been focussed on children and adolescents impacted by anxiety, family stress and ADHD. Brendan has extensive lived experience with ADHD and understands first-hand how ADHD can impact school performance and behaviour at home and at school. Brendan is passionate about helping parents better understand, support and advocate for their children with ADHD. For adults, ADHD can profoundly impact productivity at work, relationships and the ability to be a calm, consistent parent. Many parents have experienced long wait times for an ADHD assessment for their child. Other parents and adults delay ADHD assessments for their child or themselves due to stigma, concerns about medication or simply not recognising how the three core symptoms of ADHD manifest. The assessment process will help clients improve their understanding of ADHD. Brendan can also help clients develop and implement a targeted treatment plan, based on the new Australian ADHD Professionals Association (AADPA) Australian Evidenced-Based Guidelines for ADHD.  

Life doesn’t always follow the script we hoped for — hardships, losses, and unexpected detours often become unwelcome chapters in our story. With curiosity and compassion, Gary believes we can honour both our struggles and resilience to continue writing a story that reflects who we truly want to be.

For more than 20 years, Simone has worked as a Registered Psychologist within the private, community, allied health and educational sectors. She is a Board Registered Supervisor and an Adjunct Lecturer at James Cook University. She has established a reputation of building genuine connections across cultures, age, vocational and societal groups.

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Kim is a registered Psychologist and has worked in government departments and private practice for 25 years.

Leanne is a Registered Psychologist with dual qualifications in psychology and teaching. She has extensive experience working within schools to support children, adolescents and families experiencing anxiety, depression, grief and loss, academic difficulties and intellectual disability. She is proficient in the administration of a range of cognitive, adaptive and behavioural assessments, to inform practical recommendations for home and school.

Kellie is a warm and passionate psychologist, dedicated to supporting adolescents through their unique challenges.