Robyn's Areas of Interest:

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• Autism, ADHD & cognitive assessments for:

• Adolescents

• Adults

• Supporting adults to understand and embrace their neurodivergent self while:

• Navigating anxiety & depression

• Navigating stress & burnout

• Developing emotional regulation tools

• Thrive through life transitions

Luciana's Areas of Interest

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·Autism, ADHD & cognitive assessments for:

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o    Children (aged 6+)

o    Adolescents

o    Adults

 

Supporting individuals, parents and families to understand and embrace their neurodivergent selves while:

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o    Navigating anxiety, depression, stress & burnout

o    Building confidence & self-worth from their strengths

o    Developing emotional regulation tools

o    Thrive through life transitions & relationships

o    Strengthen family & parenting connections

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Portugese Speaking.

Emily Rutherford is a psychologist with a special interest in parenting support, early childhood development, and working with autistic and ADHD children. She understands how overwhelming parenting can feel — particularly with the constant advice, expectations, and judgement that many parents face.

 

Emily is passionate about supporting parents to reconnect with their strengths and build confidence in their own parenting approach. She also values the importance of early support for young children, helping to nurture emotional development, confidence, and coping skills from an early age.

 

As a parent to two young children herself, Emily brings both professional knowledge and lived experience to her work. She takes a warm, collaborative, and neurodiversity-affirming approach, working alongside families to support understanding, connection, and wellbeing.

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Emily's areas of Interest

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• Autism, ADHD & cognitive assessments for:

  • Children (aged 6+)

  • Adolescents

  • Adults

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• Supporting individuals, parents and families to understand and embrace their neurodivergent selves while:

  • Navigating anxiety, depression, stress & burnout

  • Building confidence & self-worth from their strengths

  • Developing emotional regulation tools

  • Thriving through life transitions & relationships

  • Strengthen family & parenting connections

  • Exploring demand-avoidant profiles (including PDA)

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Developing strategies to guide behaviour, emotional regulation, and connection for children aged 2 and up.

Areas of Interest: 

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• Autism, ADHD & cognitive assessments for:

  • Children (aged 6+)

  • Adolescents

  • Adults

• Supporting individuals, parents and families to understand and embrace their neurodivergent selves while:

  • Navigating anxiety, depression, stress & burnout

  • Building confidence & self-worth from their strengths

  • Understanding eating, body image & sensory needs

  • Thriving through life transitions & relationships

  • Strengthen family & parenting connections

  • Exploring demand-avoidant profiles (including PDA)

  • Developing tools & strategies to guide behaviour, emotional regulation, and connection for all ages

  • EFT tapping & flash techniques

Amy-Ann Broomhall is a psychologist with a interest in providing gender-affirming, neuroinclusive care across the lifespan. She supports children (6+), adolescents, and adults through autism, ADHD, and cognitive assessments, alongside therapeutic support that helps individuals better understand, accept, and work with their neurodivergent minds.

 

Amy-Ann works collaboratively and strengths-based, supporting people to build confidence, emotional regulation skills, and self-understanding while navigating life stressors, identity, and wellbeing.

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Areas of interest

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Neurodevelopmental assessment & support

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• Autism, ADHD, and cognitive assessments for children (6+), adolescents, and adults

• Supporting individuals to understand and embrace their neurodivergent identity across the lifespan

 

Gender-affirming & LGBTQIA+ care

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• Providing safe, affirming support for gender-diverse and LGBTQIA+ individuals

• Identity exploration within a neuroinclusive, respectful framework

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Emotional wellbeing & mental health

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• Anxiety and depression / stress, overwhelm, and burnout

• Mood fluctuations and emotional intensity

• Safely exploring fear-based responses

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Building skills, confidence & self-understanding

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• Strengths-based confidence and self-worth

• Emotional regulation tools to support resilience, connection, and wellbeing

• Understanding sensory needs, body image, and eating-related concerns

• Additional support areas

• Navigating substance use with a non-judgemental, harm-aware approach

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Read Amy's popular article on LBGTQIA+ & Neurodivergence HERE

Nuch (pronounced “Nooch”) is a warm, calm, and creative provisional psychologist with a curious and thoughtful approach to understanding human behaviour.

 

Born in Thailand and raised in New Zealand, she moved to Australia in 2019 and is currently completing her Master of Clinical Psychology at Bond University, after earning a Bachelor of Science from the University of Queensland.

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Nuch has a strong interest in neuroscience, therapy, and psychological assessment, with several years’ experience as a therapy assistant supporting neurodiverse children and completing assessments.

 

She provides evidence-based therapy using approaches such as CBT, ACT, and DBT. Passionate about neurodiversity, Nuch is driven by the belief that the world can — and should — be more inclusive and accommodating of different ways of thinking.

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Outside of work, she is a dedicated ballroom dancer.

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Available for booking from 20 January 2026.

Goldy Albu is an Accredited Mental Health Social Worker (AMHSW) with a professional focus on supporting individuals and families.

 

Goldy is herself neurodivergent and brings both clinical expertise and lived insight to her work. Her approach is grounded, compassionate, and practical, with an emphasis on understanding how nervous systems, life experiences, and social contexts shape wellbeing.

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Goldy integrates evidence-informed psychological frameworks with a neurodiversity-affirming perspective, aiming to support greater understanding, self-compassion, and meaningful day-to-day functioning.

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Goldy's Areas of Interest:

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• Neurodiversity-affirming support across the lifespan, including understanding identity, strengths, and lived experiences

• NDIS functional capacity assessments, diagnostic clarification, and evidence-based reporting

• Support with anxiety, low mood, stress, burnout, and emotional regulation in a trauma-informed framework

• Building confidence, self-worth, communication skills, and self-advocacy

• Support around complex life stressors, including chronic health concerns, substance use, financial pressure, and housing instability

• Providing compassionate, safe support for individuals impacted by interpersonal, sexual, or family violence

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Goldy is available for appointments on Saturdays at The Neurodiverse Network Clinic - Burleigh Heads.

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Read Goldy's blog and learn The difference between an Accredited Mental Health Social Worker & Psychologist is here. 

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Tickets to her upcoming Online Webinar "Understanding Chronic Pain in Neurodiversity" 26th Feb 5-6pm (AEST) Tickets HERE.

Monica Munro is a Counsellor and Parent Educator who supports families raising neurodiverse and gender-diverse children.

 

As a parent of four neurodiverse children herself, Monica brings deep lived experience, compassion, and understanding to her work. She partners with families to reduce isolation, build confidence, and develop practical, supportive strategies—helping parents and children feel seen, supported, and less alone, even when the journey feels overwhelming.

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Monica will be available Thursdays from 5th February 2026 for in-home and in-clinic appointment as well as supporting our Bridge To Home Program, in-home parenting support for families.

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Click here for Bridge To Home.

 

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Zoe is an Accredited Practising Dietitian who has a particular interest in working with individuals managing chronic conditions and those with complex or challenging relationships with food.

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Zoe takes a collaborative, non-judgemental approach, focusing on practical strategies that fit each person’s lifestyle, neurotype and energy levels.

 

She values listening deeply and meeting clients where they are, recognising that meaningful change doesn’t come from rigid meal plans, but from compassionate, individualised support.

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With experience across both clinical and community settings, Zoe provides evidence-based, behaviour-focused nutrition counselling, including support for chronic disease management and gastrointestinal conditions. She is committed to culturally safe, client-centred care.

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If you’re wondering whether Zoe might be a good fit, she wants you to know that you don’t need to have everything figured out. Her role is to work alongside you, offering realistic and supportive guidance at a pace that feels manageable.

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Zoe is available from 9 February 2026 on Mondays for in-clinic bookings.

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