About Us

​​Naomi is a Clinical Psychologist who specialises in, and is passionate about, all aspects of autism and ADHD, including the common variations in females, males and non-binary folk, evolving needs across the lifespan, and parenting issues (both parenting neurodivergent children as well as parenting as a neurodivergent adult).

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Ages: Children, teens, and adults

Specialties: Autism, PDA, ADHD, parenting, 'school can't', identity

Location: Caulfield Clinic and Telehealth

Days: Monday to Friday

Skye is a highly-experienced mental health professional with a background in the public system helping people with chronic and acute mental illness. She has two neurodivergent teenagers of her own and has a passion for helping kids and their families recognise their strengths and realise their dreams.

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Ages: Children, teens, and adults

Specialties: Autism, PDA, ADHD, depression, anxiety, neurodivergent strengths

Location: Caulfield Clinic and Telehealth

Days: Thursdays​

Rhoslyn is a Registered Music Therapist with a passion for neurodiversity. She loves connecting with people of all ages and backgrounds through music, and has experience working in mental health and disability. Rhoslyn also enjoys hanging out with her cat Mischa, going to Pilates, and engaging in her latest hyperfixations.

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Ages: Children, teens, and adults

Specialties: Music therapy to support health, functioning, identity and wellbeing

Location: Caulfield Clinic and Telehealth

Days: Thursdays and Fridays

Shanaya is passionate about working with neurodivergent children, teens, adults and parents to explore their unique strengths and create meaningful language and strategies to fully represent and support their experiences. Shanaya also enjoys playing the piano, singing, crafting and photography in her spare time, and thrives on spending time in nature and a good cup of coffee.

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Ages: Children, teens and adults

Specialties: Autism, PDA, ADHD, depression, anxiety, neurodivergent strengths, identity

Location: Caulfield Clinic and Telehealth

Days: Mondays and Fridays

Phillip is a Psychologist and Psychotherapist who uses a caring and empathetic style, supporting clients to navigate the thoughts and emotions around their past experiences to build internal strength and a new way forward. He believes learning to make decisions consciously enables greater empowerment and emotional choice.

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Ages: Adults

Specialties: Depression, anxiety, chronic helath, DID, trauma, and grief

Location: Caulfield Clinic and Telehealth

Days: Tuesdays

Natacha is a neurodivergent clinical psychologist with over 16 years' experience. She is passionate about neuroaffirming assessments which help people understand, celebrate and nurture their differences and strengths. She also offers short-term psychological support to help individuals adjust to a formal identification of Autism, ADHD or AuDHD. 

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Ages: Adults

Specialties: Autism and ADHD assessments

Location: Telehealth

​​Debbie is a Psychologist who takes a strength-based approach, feeling honoured to work alongside people on their journey of exploration. She believes the client-therapist relationship can be powerful, healing, and transforming. ​Currently studying law, she has a strong passion for clients navigating the justice system.

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Ages: Adults

Specialties: Neurodivergent identity, trauma, sexual assault

Location: Caulfield Clinic and Telehealth

Days: Mondays​

Stephanie is a Psychologist who is passionate about working with clients on better understanding their unique brains, values, and strengths so that they can thrive. Stephanie is a step-mum of two children and loves playing video games, learning languages, travelling, and expanding her already excessive collection of teas.​​​

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Ages: Teens and adults

Specialties: Autism, PDA, ADHD, parenting, neurodivergent identity

Location: Telehealth only

Days: Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays​

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Steph is on maternity leave from April 2025.

Felix is an AuDHD (autistic and ADHD) speaker. He is a skilled communicator who has lived experience as a neurodivergent student. Felix began his advocacy journey by being invited to speak to staff at his high school while he was still a student. He is passionate about helping teachers, aides, and parents see the world through the eyes of the students they support. His work at The Neurodiversity Clinic aims to foster environments and communities which leave kids feeling respected and supported, rather than burdened and excluded because of who they are.