Robyn is deeply committed to helping adults integrate Autism and ADHD identification in a way that enhances self-understanding, self-compassion, reduces shame, and supports sustainable wellbeing — particularly during the midlife periods involving life transition, stress, or hormonal change.

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Outside of work, Robyn enjoys hiking, swimming, running, beach time, live music, reading (so much reading!), learning languages and cooking.

 

She is also a parent of two neurodivergent teenage daughters and brings both professional expertise and lived insight into the complexities of midlife, identity, parenting, nervous system regulation and capacity.

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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

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Luciana Romano is a Clinical Psychologist  who is passionate about supporting children (aged 6+), adolescents, and adults to better understand themselves, navigate challenges, and build meaningful, lasting change.

 

She has a particular interest in working with neurodivergent individuals and families, including those seeking autism, ADHD, learning profile, and educational achievement assessments.

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Luciana has a special interest in cognitive learning differences, including dyslexia, dysgraphia, and dyscalculia, as well as supporting young people experiencing school attendance challenges, school refusal, alternative learning pathways, and disengagement from mainstream education.

 

She enjoys helping families gain clarity around their child's strengths, learning needs, and educational supports.

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Alongside assessment work, Luciana supports clients experiencing anxiety, depression, stress, grief and loss, trauma, emotional regulation difficulties, and life transitions.

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Therapeutic Approaches Include:

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• Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT)

• Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)

• Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT)

• Solution-Focused Therapy

• Trauma-Informed Care

• Emotional Freedom Techniques (EFT Tapping)

• Flash Technique for Trauma Processing

• Strengths-Based Approaches

• Neurodiversity-Affirming Practice

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Luciana works with individuals accessing support through WorkCover and CTP insurance schemes and is committed to providing a collaborative, warm, and non-judgemental therapeutic space.

 

She is fluent in both English and Portuguese and enjoys supporting clients from diverse cultural backgrounds.

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READ MORE about Luciana on the blog HERE

Emily Rutherford is a psychologist with an 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

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Jessica also accepts Medicare referrals under Eating Disorder Treatment and Management Plans.

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 and more about Amy - in her own words HERE

Before becoming a counsellor, Monica was a parent searching for ways to make life feel calmer while raising four neurodivergent boys.

 

As a late-diagnosed AuDHD woman herself, she brings personal understanding of neurodivergence, masking, burnout, self-advocacy, relationships and the complexities of everyday life.

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Monica provides warm, collaborative counselling for individuals, parents, carers and families navigating emotional overwhelm, neurodiversity, relationships, advocacy and life transitions.

 

Her approach draws on ACT, CBT, Humanistic and Somatic Therapy, adapting sessions to each person's needs and creating a space where you can feel understood without needing to mask or have all the answers.

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Monica is passionate about helping people develop greater self-understanding, practical strategies and a stronger sense of balance.

 

She works Thursdays and Fridays, 10am–5pm, offering in-clinic, in-home, community and Telehealth appointments.

 

Fees are $156.16 per hour, with NDIS funding or private payment available.

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Click here for Bridge To Home.

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Read Monica's blog about her journey raising four neurodivergent boys here

 

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Zoe is an Accredited Practising Dietitian who has an 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 aware, 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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CLICK HERE for information about what to expect at your appointment with Zoe.

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Learn more about how a dietitian can help neurodivergent individuals and parents of ND kids here

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