Sarah W

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 needs."

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.

Imagine, if you discovered that in fact one or both of you were neurodivergent and this whole time, the recurring miscommunications were not because either party wasn't trying 'hard' enough or didn't 'love' the other enough. But in fact - its like trying to install iOS on a Microsoft operating system - two different operating systems that don't automatically talk to each other.