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  • Dr Miro Rainsford

    Hi, I’m Miro (he/they), a Registered Psychologist based in nipaluna/Hobart. I work with teenagers and young people aged 15 years and above, adults, and elder members of our community. I have experience supporting people across a range of presentations and concerns, with a particular interest in supporting survivors of trauma. I practice from a trauma-informed,…

  • Dr Patrick Tolan

    Dr Patrick Tolan

    Psychiatrist, Fitzroy A psychiatrist with over 2 decades of experience in private and public practice with special interest in Addiction, Consultation Liaison and General Psychiatry.

  • Brodie Dale

    Psychologist Melbourne I am a registered psychologist working with adults experiencing a broad range of mental health concerns. I aim to build a relationship grounded in open and honest communication, where the complexity of your experience is respected and the deeper meaning of your difficulties can be explored. This includes bringing attention to aspects of…

  • Aidan Ma

    Aidan Ma

    Clinical Psychologist I am an experienced and authentic clinical psychologist who takes a warm, grounded and collaborative approach to therapy. I have a particular interest in working with adults who have experienced trauma, including childhood abuse, attachment-related difficulties and complex PTSD. I also work with depression, anxiety, adjustment difficulties, bipolar disorder, neurodivergence, and long-standing or complex mental health presentations.…

  • Wes Hadid

    Telehealth and Fitzroy Psychiatrist Melbourne I am a psychologist who takes a warm, grounded, and collaborative approach to therapy, creating a space where you can feel understood, supported, and gently challenged. I work with anxiety, depression, life transitions, values exploration, interpersonal difficulties, chronic pain, grief, and trauma. My practice draws on evidence-based approaches, including CBT,…

  • Broady Robertson mental health social worker fitzroy

    Broady Robertson

    Accredited Mental Health Social Worker Hi, I’m Broady (he/him), a queer, neurodivergent, Accredited Mental Health Social Worker (AMHSW). I am dedicated to providing trauma-informed, neuro-affirming, sex-positive, and sexuality and gender affirming care, ensuring a safe and nurturing therapeutic environment where everyone is respected for their individuality and encouraged to be themselves.

  • Tom Rosser psychologist

    Tom Rosser

    Psychologist As a psychologist, I work to help my clients be able to make themselves feel good, even when their situations might not be. I will help you to understand your problem, where it came from, what keeps it going, and then work out “what are we going to do about it?” My therapy style…

  • Dr Matthew Warden, Adult and Teen Psychiatrist Melbourne and Hobart

    Dr Matthew Warden

    Psychiatrist Melbourne and Hobart, CMO Clarity Health Care I provide psychiatric care at both our Tasmania locations, and at our Fitzroy clinic in Melbourne. I try to work in a patient-centred way that looks at increasing functional outcomes and decreasing symptom load. I am particularly interested in supportive decision-making ensuring that patients are involved significantly…

  • Dr Hisham Almohandes

    Psychiatrist Registrar, Fitzroy I provide psychiatric care to adults, couples, families and groups in both English and Arabic. I believe empathy and honesty are crucial in helping my patients achieve their goals. Person-centred care is my approach to collaborate with my patients and their families to reach the best results.

  • Garrett Huston Provisional Psychologist Kingston TAS

    Garrett Huston

    Psychologist, Kingston, Tasmania Before beginning my journey into psychology, I spent several decades working across hospitality, business management, and the not-for-profit sector. Eventually, I found myself drawn to a career where I could use my learnings in a more meaningful way – and studying psychology felt like a natural next step. Now, as part of the…

  • Dr Arthur Sone-Wai Li

    Clinical Psychologist, Malvern I am a PhD-qualified clinical psychologist who specialises in chronic pain and mental health management. I have extensive experience supporting people of all ages in hospital and community settings through assessments and tailored support. My approach focuses on empathy, teamwork, and strategies that have been shown to work effectively. It’s important to…

  • jeremy alman

    Jeremy Alman

    Psychologist, Kingston, Sandy Bay & Telehealth For me, mental health means trying to gain a better understanding of myself so I can live a happier and more balanced life. It means learning how to deal with the ebbs and flows of my mental health in productive ways, so their negative impact is reduced and I…

  • scott carroll

    Scott Carroll

    Psychologist Kingston I have great respect for the capacity of humans to survive even in the most adverse conditions. I believe that everyone tries to do their best with the resources, skills, and abilities that they have. Equally there are often constraints imposed upon us through our biology, early life  environment, or through other life…

  • Dr Sumeet Kochar

    Telehealth and Fitzroy Psychiatrist Melbourne I have a holistic approach to psychiatry, with an emphasis on building trust and rapport, which I believe is the most vital part of the doctor-patient relationship. I endeavour to be empathic, as well as clear with my communication. I use the biopsychosocial, patient-centered approach in trying to understand and…

  • Adam-Curley

    Adam Curley

    Psychologist I aim to create a safe and non-judgmental space where you can bring your whole self to therapy.   I believe therapy works best when we work together. Rather than telling you what to do, we’ll explore what’s happening in your life, make sense of it together, and decide on an approach that feels right for you. I draw on a…

  • David-Castle

    Professor David Castle

    I am keen to try to help people as individuals to gain self-efficacy and a sense that they can truly determine their own mental health management in a way that empowers them and makes them feel a sense of self-worth and engagement with friends, colleagues, partners, family and society. I don’t much like diagnostic boxes…