Founder & Managing Director

Paula works with adults and children who have experienced complex trauma or identify as plural/dissociative identity states. Paula loves a good coffee, a novel, and the South Australian sunshine.

Co-Director

Shane's empathetic, client-centred approach promotes resilience and equity, ensuring his therapeutic interventions are innovative and research-driven.

Senior Psychotherapist, Family Therapist & Education Lead

Rana works closely with families to hear their stories and facilitate change in a safe and effective way. Her approach is warm, curious, and collaborative.

Principal Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) Consultant

Alisha has over a decade of experience supporting individuals, families, and teams across South Australia. She brings depth, curiosity, and a genuine commitment to practice to her role.

Counsellor

Sophie assists individuals with anxiety, depression, trauma, and clients identifying as plural. Employing narrative and solution-focused therapies with neuroscience, she helps clients identify their strengths.

Psychotherapist & DBT Lead 

With extensive experience in complex mental health, Jade leads innovative, community-rooted initiatives that prioritise relational safety and client empowerment. Her integrative practice draws from DBT, family systems therapy, polyvagal theory, and expressive modalities.

Art Therapist

Makaela is a compassionate, person-centred Art Therapist with a background as a Registered Nurse in intensive and critical care. Her nursing career taught her empathy, resilience, and the ability to support individuals through life’s most challenging moments.

Psychotherapist

Amy places great importance on developing a connection built on safety, authenticity, and playfulness. Amy's work is integrative with a focus on mind-body connection. Amy is deeply passionate about reducing the stigma created by the war on drugs, and values freedom of the human experience.

Psychotherapist

Ann works with adults, both individually and as couples, across a wide range of concerns. She is currently completing her PhD, applying a cross-cultural lens to Emotion-Focused Therapy in practice.

Psychotherapist

Abby is passionate about supporting neurodivergent children and their families, drawing on expressive therapies and systems-informed approaches to create a safe, playful, and strengths-based therapeutic space.

Psychotherapist

Gavin is passionate about cultivating emotional safety, strengthening personal and relational connection, and supporting clients with sustainable change through reflective, process-oriented work.