Jessie is a provisional psychologist with a warm, approachable manner. She enjoys working collaboratively with clients to explore their strengths and support meaningful change.

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Jess has training in Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Motivational Interviewing (MI), and various psychological assessments. She is currently completing further studies in art therapy and enjoys incorporating creative approaches into her work.

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Before psychology, Jess worked extensively with children and adults living with disability and chronic mental illness. She has a strong interest in neurodiversity and works from a neuro-affirming perspective. Jess works with both children and adults who have NDIS funding.

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Jessie’s areas of interest include:

• Social skills and social anxiety

• Executive functioning support for Autism and ADHD

• Managing impacts of disability and chronic health conditions

• Anxiety and depression

• Emotional regulation

• Perinatal mental health and supporting parents

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Outside of work, Jess enjoys painting, playing guitar, and reading. On weekends, she loves exploring nature and new places with her family - whether on a bushwalk, an outdoor adventure, or trying not to fall off her scooter at the local skate park!