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We know that finding a psychologist that is a "Good Fit" can be frustrating when you have only 10 Medicare Plan appointments. In this article we break down our Gold Coast Psychologist Team by areas of service & interest to help you find a better match from the beginning.

The Neurodiverse Network Burleigh Heads, specialises in the assessment, diagnosis, and holistic support of Neurodiversity in the Gold Coast area - including diagnoses such as Autism Spectrum Disorder and Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder - while assessment and diagnosis is one of the services offered at our neuroaffirming clinic, it is not essential for you to undergo assessment and/or receive a formal diagnosis in order to make an appointment with one of our experienc

My neurodivergence affects every part of how I interact with other people, including in my professional and personal life. Understanding that I think differently to ‘most’ has helped me to take responsibility for the ‘creative adjustments’ I’d previously adopted to cope with socialising - such as drinking excessive alcohol which can be common coping mechanism for AuDHD in Women.

I am currently the host of The Deep Dive Podcast, and do some Public Speaking work. I am also a Peer Mentor and Content Developer at Empower Autism, serving the Autism Community

Felicity Henry (she/her) ADHDer / Entrepreneur Tell us a little about yourself. My name is Felicity Henry, I am 33 years old, the youngest of five children, married to my partner and soul mate of 15 years and I am also a Mum of two beautiful boys. My boy's are my whole world, they are SO FULL of life, and see the magic in every moment of everyday. I also work as a Neurodivergent Mentor, Support Worker & Psychosocial Recovery Coach too and in my spare work time I also enjoy

I have combined inattentive and hyperactive ADHD, and in many ways I feel like I've carved out a creative career that really works with my neurodivergent brain rather than against it.

Why we love the My Brain is a Home book series! Our latest book arrivals into the clinic shop are a favourite amongst our team of Gold Coast psychologists.

Maybe simply existing is physiologically expensive for AuDHD women? I've spent a long time trying to understand my fatigue. What am I doing wrong? Am I working too much? Sleeping badly? Not exercising enough? Doing too much? Doing too little? The answer to those questions is most likely still yes…

Life can feel a lot harder when you're carrying too much. Parenting, relationships, work, caring responsibilities and everyday stress can gradually build until you're simply getting through the day. Counselling can provide a regular space to pause, make sense of what's happening and work out what might help.

List of changes to Australia NDIS and ECI pricing and Medicare Mental Health Care Plan rebate amounts July 2026.

Gold Coast Psychologist Emily Rutherford opens up about her passion for supporting parents and children. "I genuinely love connecting with parents who are navigating the many challenges of raising children, particularly when things feel overwhelming or isolating. My role is to provide a space where you feel heard, understood and supported. Together, we can explore your experiences from different perspectives and develop practical strategies that fit your family's unique nee

Gold Coast Counsellor Monica Munro writes in her own words about her passion for family counselling. "I genuinely love connecting with parents who are navigating the many challenges of raising children, particularly when things feel overwhelming or isolating. My role is to provide a space where you feel heard, understood and supported. Together, we can explore your experiences from different perspectives and develop practical strategies that fit your family's unique needs."

Gold Coast Psychologist, Jessica Roche from The Neurodiverse Network By Amelia Read - in Burleigh Heads shares in her own words what drew her to psychology in the Gold Coast

To help raise awareness and understanding of Tourette Syndrome, Alex's mum shares her family's experience navigating diagnosis, school, friendships, and everyday life. This interview highlights both the challenges and strengths that come with raising a child with Tourette Syndrome.

You start with one question. Then another question pops into your head. Then another. Before you know it, you've got fifteen tabs open, you've watched three videos, saved two podcasts for later, read half a research article, and found six completely different opinions about what you're supposed to do next. And somehow you're now more confused than when you started. I think many neurodivergent people know exactly what I'm talking about.

When “fussy eating” may be something more Avoidant/Restrictive Food Intake Disorder (ARFID) is an eating disorder that is not driven by body image concerns. It can affect nutrition, growth, energy, emotional wellbeing and family life.

I’ve always been deeply curious about human behaviour and the “why” behind what people do. I initially went to university to become a teacher, but chose a neuropsychology elective simply because it fit my timetable—and it completely changed my direction in becoming a Gold Coast Clinical Psychologist.

This article provides a balanced overview of what is currently known about the 2026 NDIS changes, with a focus on what may be relevant for neurodivergent participants and families.

Choosing this path of becoming a Gold Coast Clinical Psychologist felt like a natural way to combine that curiosity with meaningful, person-centred work. I value being able to support people in understanding themselves more deeply, building insight, and finding ways to move forward that feel aligned with who they are.

I’ve been drawn to the impact of being misunderstood—either seeing it in others or recognising how much it can shape someone’s life, which led me to becoming a Gold Coast Clinical Psychologist. A big part of why I do this work is to help shift that experience, to help people move away from self-blame and toward a more accurate, compassionate understanding of themselves.