Georgia is a warm, thoughtful psychotherapist with a background spanning education, special education, and mental health. Before training as a therapist she worked as a teacher across mainstream and specialist settings, an experience that shaped her steady, practical style and her deep understanding of neurodivergence, learning differences, and the emotional lives of young people.

She works with children, teenagers, and adults, drawing on narrative therapy, expressive arts, IFS-informed work, somatic approaches, and ACT — always adapting her style to suit the person in front of her. She also has experience providing psychotherapy to people with complex and profound disabilities, ensuring sessions remain accessible and meaningful.

Alongside psychotherapy, Georgia offers learning intervention and parent support, helping families understand their child's strengths, needs, and pathways to confidence.

Outside of work she can usually be found near the water, cooking something, or spending time with the people she loves.

Masters of Counselling and Psychotherapy · Graduate Diploma of Counselling · Bachelor of Education (Hons) · Bachelor of Arts

Georgia is based in Melbourne and offers occasional sessions on the Mornington Peninsula. She is available via Telehealth. She offers a free 20-minute phone or video consultation for new clients.

Em brings a gentle blend of creativity, patience, and deep listening to every person she works with. An artist at heart, she uses her natural curiosity and imaginative approach to understand people's goals and support them in ways that feel authentic and empowering. Her experience spans supporting neurodiverse children and older adults in aged care, giving her a rich understanding of diverse needs and communication styles.

Outside of work she can usually be found hiking, exploring, or reconnecting with the quiet steadiness of the outdoors.

Em is based on the Mornington Peninsula and works with privately funded and NDIS participants.

Elise is an experienced occupational therapist with over 16 years of practice across hospital and community settings, including time working in Canada out of a physiotherapy clinic in British Columbia. She is passionate about understanding what matters most to each person and working alongside them and their circles of care to help them participate more fully in daily life.

She has a particular interest in neuroplasticity and draws on sensory modulation, nature therapy, and creative arts in her practice. Alongside her occupational therapy degree, she holds a certificate in Dance Movement Therapy, which she weaves into her work in meaningful and often unexpected ways.

Outside of work she can usually be found adventuring on the Surf Coast with her three boys or chasing snow up at Mount Buller.

Bachelor of Occupational Therapy · Certificate in Dance Movement Therapy

Elise is based on the Surf Coast and offers sessions in person and via Telehealth.