Meet the Team.
At The Neurodiverse Network, we're more than a team—we're a collective of heart-led professionals who believe neurodiversity is something to be celebrated. Many of us bring lived experience, enriching our professional expertise with deep empathy and insight. Together, we create spaces where individuals feel safe, seen, and empowered to unmask, explore, and thrive as their true selves.
We honour individuality, lead with authenticity, and believe in the power of connection to inspire real, lasting change.
Celebrating Neurodiversity, Together.
Psychology & Allied Health Team
Areas of Interest:
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Autism, ADHD & cognitive assessments for:
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Adolescents
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Adults
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Supporting adults to understand and embrace their neurodivergent self while:
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Navigating anxiety & depression
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Navigating stress & burnout
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Developing emotional regulation tools
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Thrive through life transitions
Areas of Interest
· Autism, ADHD & cognitive assessments for:
o Children (aged 6+)
o Adolescents
o Adults
· Supporting individuals, parents and families to understand and embrace their neurodivergent selves while:
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
Areas of Interest
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Autism, ADHD & cognitive assessments for:
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Children (aged 6+)
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Adolescents
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Adults
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Supporting individuals, parents and families to understand and embrace their neurodivergent selves while:
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Navigating anxiety, depression, stress & burnout
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Building confidence & self-worth from their strengths
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Developing emotional regulation tools
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Thriving through life transitions & relationships
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Strengthen family & parenting connections
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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:
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Children (aged 6+)
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Adolescents
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Adults
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Supporting individuals, parents and families to understand and embrace their neurodivergent selves while:
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Navigating anxiety, depression, stress & burnout
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Building confidence & self-worth from their strengths
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Understanding eating, body image & sensory needs
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Thriving through life transitions & relationships
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Strengthen family & parenting connections
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Exploring demand-avoidant profiles (including PDA)
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Developing tools & strategies to guide behaviour, emotional regulation, and connection for all ages
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EFT tapping & flash techniques
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Jessica Roche
Registered Psychologist
Areas of Interest
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Autism, ADHD & cognitive assessments for:
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Children (aged 6+)
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Adolescents
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Adults
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Supporting individuals across the lifespan to understand and embrace their neurodivergent selves while:
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Navigating anxiety & depression,
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Navigating stress & burnout
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Building confidence & self-worth from their strengths
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Understanding eating, body image & sensory needs
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Developing emotional regulations tools to support wellbeing, resilience, and connection
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Providing gender-affirming, neuroinclusive care
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Safely exploring fear-based responses
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Navigating substance use
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Navigating mood fluctuations & emotional intensity
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Amy-Ann Broomhall
Registered Psychologist
Areas of Interest
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NDIS Reports:
o Functional capacity assessments
o Diagnostic & evidence reports
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Supporting individuals across the lifespan to understand and embrace their neurodivergent selves while:
o Navigating diagnostic and assessment pathways
o Navigating anxiety & depression
o Navigating stress & burnout
o Building confidence & self-worth from their strengths
o Developing emotional regulations tools to support wellbeing, resilience, and connection
o Navigating substance use
o Navigating mood fluctuations & emotional intensity
o Navigating financial pressure & housing instability
o Managing chronic health issues
o Providing compassionate support for individuals impacted by interpersonal, sexual, or family violence
o Safely exploring fear-based responses
o Developing confident communication and self-advocacy
o Supporting individuals to make sense of their experiences in a safe, validating, and trauma-informed space.
Goldy (Zehavit) Albu
Accredited Mental Health Social Worker
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.
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.
Outside of work, she is a dedicated ballroom dancer.
Available for booking from 20 January 2026.
Nuch Srisa-An
Provisional Psychologist
Administration Team
Jaimie is our Practice Manager, committed to providing a warm, transparent, and supportive experience for every client. With a Bachelor of Human Services and personal insight as a proud neurodiverse individual, she brings deep understanding to navigating assessments, the NDIS, and support options. Jaimie is passionate about helping children and families and is known for her kindness, professionalism, and ever-present smile—often with a coffee in hand.
Jaimie
Practice Manager
Wendy is our Clinic Administrator and Community Outreach Coordinator, dedicated to providing a welcoming and professional experience for all clients. With a Bachelor of Psychological Science, she combines mental health knowledge with strong communication and problem-solving skills to support smooth clinic operations and meaningful community engagement. Outside work, Wendy enjoys crocheting, camping, and travelling across Australia, drawing inspiration from nature and adventure.
Wendy
Clinic Administrator & Community Outreach Co-Ordinator
Sarah looks after our marketing for The Neurodiverse Network, and is the creative wizz behind our social media content and branding. She also facilitates our popular "Mood & Mind Mentoring" group for teen girls and anticipates holding more groups in the near future. She has an avid interest in Psychology, Yoga & Eastern Philosophy and enjoys teaching the concepts of each and how they cross over.
Sarah
Marketing Co-Ordinator & Group Facilitator
NDIS Team
Eden is our NDIS Team Leader with extensive experience navigating the NDIS both professionally and personally. As a mother to three neurodivergent children—and neurodivergent herself—she brings valuable insight, empathy, and practical knowledge to her work. Eden is highly skilled in support coordination, plan management, and helping clients access and maximise their NDIS funding. Warm, approachable, and client-focused, she’s passionate about empowering individuals and families to get the support they deserve.
Eden
NDIS Team Leader
Tayla is an NDIS Support Coordinator with a background in Criminology and Criminal Justice. She is passionate about supporting individuals and families to navigate the NDIS and build safe, empowering support networks. Known for her friendly and approachable nature, Tayla is committed to making a positive and lasting impact on the lives of her clients. Born and raised on the Gold Coast, she enjoys beach days with her dog, movie nights, and time with loved ones.
Tayla
NDIS Support Co-Ordinator
Support Worker Team
Holly is a Support Worker with a background in Psychology and a passion for holistic health and wellness. She is dedicated to helping others live more fulfilling lives through kindness, compassion, and genuine support. Holly brings a calm, positive energy to her work and is committed to creating a safe space for those she supports. Outside of work, she enjoys beach walks with her dog, cooking, Pilates, and spending time with loved ones.
Holly
Support Worker
Taneisha is a Support Worker and Psychology (Hons) student at Griffith University, with over two years’ experience in the role. Raised on the Gold Coast, she brings empathy and a strong understanding of the neurodiverse experience to her work. Taneisha also hosts our monthly book club, creating community connections. In her free time, she enjoys beach days, traveling, reading, cooking, and caring for her plants.
Taneisha
Support Worker
Mikalah is a warm, creative, and community-minded support worker who grew up between the Gold Coast and Byron Bay. She is deeply passionate about neurodiversity and is committed to helping individuals feel valued, understood, and empowered. With experience across aged care, mental health, foster care, schools, and detention centres, she brings empathy, patience, and a calm, culturally grounded approach to her work. Mikalah is dedicated to building trust, fostering connection, and providing person-centred support in every interaction.
Mikalah
Support Worker
Ethan is a Support Worker and lifelong Gold Coast local who values a healthy, active lifestyle. He enjoys soccer, the beach, movies, and spending time with family and friends. Ethan is passionate about supporting young teens, leading by example with kindness, selflessness, and an open mind.
Ethan
Support Worker
Marian is a Support Worker with a rich background as a professional dancer and choreographer, including 15+ years teaching dance and working with neurodiverse students. She holds a Diploma in Human Resources and loves making a positive difference in clients’ lives. Passionate about community, Marian enjoys kayaking, bushwalking, and hopes to snorkel more. Her ‘never give up’ attitude and love for bright smiles inspire those she supports.
Marion
Support Worker
Lorraine is a Support Worker who has called the Gold Coast home for 11 years. Originally from Sydney, she’s a dedicated and passionate supporter focused on helping others build confidence, independence, and self-worth. With a background as a hairdresser, Lorraine brings great listening skills and compassion to her work. She enjoys cooking, gardening, and family time, and is excited to help families flourish as part of our team.
Lorraine
Support Worker
Jake is a Support Worker and accredited Personal Trainer with a diploma in Sports Performance. Originally from the UK, he moved to the Gold Coast in 2020 for the lifestyle and weather. Jake is passionate about making fitness fun and accessible, promoting both mental and physical well-being. Outside of work, he enjoys outdoor activities and socialising with friends.
Jake
Support Worker
I am a dedicated and compassionate mental health support worker with a strong foundation in psychology and holistic wellbeing. I am deeply passionate about helping individuals - particularly women - reconnect with their authentic selves, helping them to strengthen their emotional resilience and navigate life's challenges with clarity and confidence. My work is guided by empathy, respect and a genuine desire to support others.
Sarah
Support Worker
Originally from rural Australia, Jaimee moved to the Gold Coast two years ago and is currently studying Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture. Her a passion for natural health & her lived experience with chronic illness inspired her to join The Neurodiverse Network, where she values supporting people’s individuality. Known for her openness and gentleness, Jaimee works with both adults and children to celebrate their strengths and navigate challenges. She hopes every client and family she supports feels uplifted, seen, and at ease.
Jaimee
Support Worker
Careers.
The Neurodiverse Network is always looking for people to help grow our team and give our clients the support they need to reach their goals.
If you are an Allied Health Professional, NDIS Service Provider or Support Worker looking for a new role, send your resume to:
jaimie@neurodiversenetwork.com.au
We would love to hear from you.
