Lauren is a Speech Pathologist who is passionate about supporting children and adults to develop their communication skills, build confidence and participate meaningfully in everyday life.

Lauren has experience supporting clients across a range of speech pathology areas and particularly enjoys the variety that comes with working across the lifespan. Her clinical interests include early intervention, speech and language development, social communication, and Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC). Lauren also has a strong interest in adult rehabilitation, particularly supporting individuals across areas including aphasia, cognitive communication, memory, dysarthria and swallowing difficulties.

Lauren is passionate about providing person-centred, neurodiversity-affirming care and building strong, meaningful relationships with her clients and their families. She values working collaboratively with families and support networks to develop practical strategies that support communication, confidence and participation in everyday life.

Mary completed her Bachelor of Speech Pathology at Flinders University in 2025 and is passionate about creating meaningful opportunities for communication, supporting individuals to find their voice, build confidence, and enhance their quality of life.

Mary has experience working with both children and adults across a range of settings, including private clinics, schools, homes, and hospital environments. She has supported individuals with a variety of communication needs and values adapting her approach to suit each client’s strengths, needs, goals, and communication style.

Mary has a particular interest in working with adolescents through to older adults, with clinical interests spanning social communication, speech and language, cognitive communication, and swallowing. She enjoys building strong therapeutic relationships and creating engaging, supportive environments where clients feel comfortable and empowered to participate.

Mary’s goal as a Speech Pathologist is to provide client-centred care that recognises each individual as a whole person. She is committed to working collaboratively with clients, families, and their support networks to develop practical strategies that promote communication, independence, participation, and quality of life.

Elizabeta is a Clinical Psychologist Registrar and completed a Bachelor of Psychological Science with First Class Honours and a Master’s Degree in Clinical Psychology at Flinders University. Her therapeutic approach draws on Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT), Compassion-Focused Therapy (CFT), and Schema Therapy.

Elizabeta works with adolescents aged 15 and over and adults experiencing a range of psychological concerns, including anxiety, panic, phobias, OCD, depression, grief, stress and burnout, difficulties with self-esteem and self-worth, relationship and friendship challenges, work-related difficulties, and school or university concerns.

Reaching out for psychological support can be difficult, and choosing to see a psychologist can take courage. You may be experiencing anxiety, struggling with overwhelming emotions, feeling stuck in patterns that no longer feel helpful, or simply have a sense that something isn’t quite right without knowing exactly why. Whatever brings you to therapy, Elizabeta aims to provide a warm, supportive and non-judgemental environment where you feel heard, understood and supported to work towards meaningful change.

Elizabeta views therapy as a collaborative process. She works with each person to develop a clearer understanding of their experiences, explore patterns that may be contributing to their difficulties, and develop practical strategies to support meaningful and sustainable change. Recognising that there is no single therapeutic approach that suits everyone, Elizabeta draws from a range of evidence-based approaches and tailors therapy to each person’s individual needs, goals and circumstances.