We provide a range of child and family mental health and wellbeing services. We provoide a range of child and adolescent assessment and therapy; neurodevelopmental assessments and interventions; as well as psychoeducational assessments. We are a Sunbury-based team of specialist child and family psychologists who share a strong commitment to supporting families through evidence based quality services.
We strive to develop open and supportive relationships with the families we see. We value your feedback and participation at every step of the way, from assessment to planning and treatment. Our office is set up to provide a supportive and welcoming space for families and children. In family/child work we usually meet with your family first, to hear about your concerns and hopes.
We strive to develop open and supportive relationships with the families we see. We value your feedback and participation at every step of the way, from assessment to planning and treatment. Our office is set up to provide a supportive and welcoming space for families and children. In family/child work we usually meet with your family first, to hear about your concerns and hopes.
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As an experienced child and family clinical psychologist, Katherine works effectively with children of all ages, teenagers and parents, enabling individuals and families to achieve greater wellbeing. She has worked in primary, secondary and tertiary education settings, providing a range of assessments, interventions and counselling.
We provide a neurodivergent-affirmative service to autistic people and ADHDers from a range of age groups, from preschool and kindergarten through to secondary school, and adulthood. We work in a partnership with our neurodivergent clients, their families, as well as other supporting clinicians and the educational settings to support the development of a collaborative support plan.
Our skilled clinicians can provide the psychological component of a best-practice assessment process for autism. For information about pathways involved in an autsim diagnosis please review the Raising Children website information via button. Our psychological assessment process involves parent interview, school interview, play-based child assessment, and a range of questionnaires to assist us in understanding your child's unique needs.
Youth Minded is a service for kids and young people (from 5 to 24 years old) who require assistance with a range of activities to fully participate in school, home and the general community in a positive way. We know that it can be hard for families to find the time and energy to implement new routines, help kids to try new activities and practising therapy homework.
We can help kids with a range of tasks and if these fit with your NDIS goals, you can use your core support funding. Things that our support worker can assist with include daily living tasks (like after school routine) and community participation such as attending spots or recreation activities in the community.
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