Amy

Amy offers over 4 years of experience in the NDIS sector, beginning her journey with Just A Thought Allied Health as a Support Coordinator before recently returning as a Behaviour Support Practitioner. She has a particular interest in supporting children and adolescents and brings a warm, play‑based and child‑led approach to her practice. Amy values the importance of collaboration and is committed to working closely with families, clients, and support networks to ensure they feel empowered and supported in working toward their goals. She is passionate about creating safe, engaging environments where clients can build skills, confidence, and encourage positive behaviour changes.

Becca

Having previously worked across both the public and private sectors, Becca brings a wealth of knowledge and enthusiasm for providing evidence-based speech pathology assessment and intervention. She has experience working across a range of practice areas including speech, language, stuttering, and literacy. Becca provides face-to-face and telehealth services, and enjoys working closely with clients and their families to achieve the best possible therapy outcomes. Becca has a special interest in literacy development, and is particularly passionate about supporting reading and spelling skills through explicit and systematic phonics instruction.

Emma

Emma is a registered psychologist with a range of experience working in the mental health and NDIS sectors in Victoria and NSW. Emma recognises that there isn’t a one size fits all approach to mental health treatment and tailors each session to suit the needs of the individual’s she supports. Emma has a special interest in perinatal mental health as well as working in the early intervention space. In addition to providing psychological services, Emma is a Behaviour Support Practitioner.

Emily

Emily is a registered psychologist who applies a trauma-informed approach to therapy, creating safe, supportive spaces for clients of all ages. She focuses on building strengths while addressing challenges and has experience working with adolescents across a range of emotional and behavioural issues. Her warm, empathetic style fosters trust and open communication.

Loe

Loe is a passionate, person-centred provisional psychologist who aims to walk alongside clients in their well-being and mental health journeys. With a trauma-informed approach, Loe aims to identify and emphasise individuals’ strengths to build skills and resilience, foster hope, and move towards participants’ goals and aspirations. Loe works with individuals across the lifespan and values building an uplifting space for all participants. 

Natasha

Natasha is a dedicated and compassionate provisional psychologist who aims to create a warm, welcoming, and safe therapeutic environment. She is passionate about supporting individuals from diverse backgrounds and all walks of life, and is motivated by the opportunity to make meaningful, positive change through knowledge, empathy, and evidence-based practice.

Stacey

Stacey is a Behaviour Support Practitioner who has a background in Psychology and is passionate about helping participants develop suitable strategies on their pathway to a greater quality of life. She appreciates that attaining desired goals requires tailored methods and approaches that consider their individual needs and aspirations. She adopts the Biopsychosocial model coupled with evidence-based, multidisciplinary research to inform her practice while being guided by the clients’ voice.

Sara

Sara is a compassionate psychologist who is dedicated to help individuals achieve their personal and mental health goals. With experience working within the NDIS sector and neurodevelopmental conditions, Sara aims to provide a safe and empowering space for clients on their journey toward well-being.

Shirley

Shirley is an Occupational Therapist with a keen interest in working with children and supporting their development. She also values working with clients facing mental health challenges, believing that addressing mental health can positively impact many areas of life. Since starting as a therapy assistant in 2020, Shirley has worked with individuals with disabilities, including autism, down syndrome, and various mental health conditions. These experiences have shaped her approach to providing meaningful, client-centered care and supporting clients in achieving their goals.

Shivani

As a counsellor at Just a Thought, Shivani brings a unique blend of knowledge and life experience. Her diverse educational and professional background has equipped her with a broad perspective that helps her connect deeply and authentically with clients. Shivani’s practice is marked by the adaptability of multiple treatment modalities and a flexible approach that is tailored to each client's unique needs, ensuring the most effective and personalised support and instilling confidence in clients.

While Shivani is particularly passionate about women’s mental health, she deeply values client-centric collaborations and loves working with clients of all ages and backgrounds.

Sylvia

Sylvia is passionate about delivering quality outcomes for participants and their families. She has had over ten years of experience working with clients in private practice, educational setting, and in community organisations. She is our senior behaviour practitioner and is passionate about working with children, adolescents and families to cultivate support systems, strengths, resilience and optimism. Sylvia brings a gentle approach to sessions and uses cognitive behavioural and play-based approaches in work with children, and a range of evidence based approaches with adolescents and adults

Tam

Tam is an Occupational Therapist who started her career in the Mental Health field, allowing her to gain valuable experience in working with individuals requiring mental health supports. Over the years, Tam also developed an interest in Assistive Technology (AT) prescription as well as minor home modifications and has undertaken relevant training in this area; to enable her to work with clients to achieve holistic and optimal outcomes.

Tam is interested in working with individuals of all ages, specifically children and adolescents.

Tanie

Tanie began her career as an Allied Health Assistant and has since grown into her role as an Occupational Therapist, bringing 5 years of experience supporting individuals in the NDIS space. Practising with compassion and warmth across all ages, Tanie is passionate about providing person-centred, evidence-based care, working alongside participants and their families to support their goals to live a life that is meaningful to them.

Patricia

Trish is a registered psychologist with over 30 years of experience working in the disability and age care sector, starting off in the Department of Ageing, Disabilities and Home Care as a Disability Support Officer. Trish has been practicing psychology since 2003 in public sector organisations providing psychological assessments and individualised tailored psychotherapy drawing upon evidence-based treatment models including Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT) and Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT). Her aim is to provide therapeutic support for her clients enabling them to develop their skills to maintain or regain independence at home or in community settings.