Our clinicians offer services for:

Assessment and Treatment of personality disorders

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PTSD and complex trauma (c-PTSD)
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Attachment difficulties & relationship issues

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Substance Use and Addiction issues
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Anxiety & Phobias 
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Mood disorders 
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Functional Neurological Disorder (FND) 
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Depression 
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Eating disorders 
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Psychosis and Schizophrenia spectrum disorders

Professionals (healthcare and legal) experiencing mental health difficulties

Bi-cultural identity, migration and settlement

Clinical Supervision:

Clinical supervision plays an important role in supporting the development, wellbeing, and ongoing professional growth of psychologists and other mental health professionals. It provides a dedicated space for reflection, skill development, ethical decision-making, case formulation, and navigating the complexities of clinical practice. Our clinicians provide supervision, consultation, and case conferencing for a range of professionals, including psychologists, registrars, social workers, counsellors, GPs, and other allied health practitioners. We also offer supervision for psychologists undertaking registration and endorsement pathways, as well as fully registered psychologists seeking ongoing professional support and continuing professional development (CPD). Our approach to supervision is collaborative, reflective, and evidence-based. We aim to create a supportive environment that fosters professional growth, clinical confidence, and high standards of ethical and effective practice, with a particular focus on thoughtfully integrating evidence-based practice with culturally responsive and person-centred care. Areas of interest include:

Dr. Rajinder Pal Kaur

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Trauma and recovery-oriented practice
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Psychosis and severe mental illness
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Bipolar disorder
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Functional neurological disorder
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Anxiety and Depression 
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Integrative psychotherapy
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Culturally responsive practice
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Community and rehabilitation mental health

Multidisciplinary care and complex case management

Dr. Saniya Singh

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Complex trauma and PTSD
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Family violence and interpersonal trauma

Personality disorders and personality functioning

Eating disorders and co-occuring presentations

Reflective practice and professional identity development

Clinical decision-making and uncertainty

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Culturally responsive practice
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Professional development, training & consultation:

We provide professional development, training, supervision, and consultation services for psychologists, health professionals, schools, community organisations, and workplaces. Our clinicians are experienced in delivering engaging, evidence-based training that bridges psychological science with real-world practice. We offer tailored workshops, professional development events, reflective practice groups, and consultation services designed to support professional growth, enhance wellbeing, and strengthen organisational capability. Areas of interest include:

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Mental health and wellbeing
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Resilience and burnout prevention
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Trauma-informed practice
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Family violence
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Complex trauma
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Personality disorders and personality functioning

Reflective practice and professional identity

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Cultural responsiveness in healthcare
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Clinical formulation and case conceptualisation

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Psychological assessment
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Communication and difficult conversations

Working with uncertainty and complexity in practice

Family consultation & Wellbeing support:

Moving to a new country can bring opportunities, but it can also involve significant challenges for individuals and families. Navigating unfamiliar healthcare, education, disability, and mental health systems can feel overwhelming, particularly when balancing cultural, family, and practical considerations. Our Family Consultation & Wellbeing Support service provides short-term, practical support for individuals and families seeking guidance, information, and assistance navigating services and life transitions. Sessions may focus on understanding available supports, improving health and mental health literacy, accessing community resources, navigating school or healthcare systems, and strengthening wellbeing during periods of adjustment.

This service is particularly suited to newly arrived migrant families, culturally and linguistically diverse communities, and individuals seeking support that is educational, preventative, and strengths-based rather than ongoing therapy. Our approach is collaborative, culturally responsive, and tailored to the unique needs and circumstances of each family.

wellbeing and coaching:

Not everyone seeks support because they are experiencing a mental health condition. Many people seek a dedicated space to reflect, navigate challenges, strengthen their wellbeing, and continue growing both personally and professionally.
Our wellbeing and coaching services are designed for individuals seeking support with life transitions, leadership challenges, professional development, decision-making, resilience, work-life balance, relationships, and sustainable high performance. This service may be particularly suited to professionals, academics, healthcare workers, business owners, and others navigating complex personal or professional demands.

Drawing on evidence-based psychological principles, we provide a collaborative space to explore goals, build on strengths, enhance self-awareness, and develop strategies that support long-term wellbeing and meaningful success.
Our approach recognises that wellbeing is more than the absence of distress. It involves fostering purpose, connection, resilience, and the capacity to navigate life's challenges with clarity, courage, and hope.