Tag: Understanding Neurodivergence

Bec Stannage

Bec supports adolescents and adults navigating neurodivergence; anxiety, depression and stress; grief and loss; parenting; overwhelm and burnout; relationships; and life transitions. She has a particular interest in supporting neurodivergent people, whether diagnosed or undiagnosed, to better understand themselves and navigate life in ways that work for them.

Michelle Ormsby

Michelle supports individuals navigating depression, anxiety and stress; neurodivergence; grief and loss; body and self-image; parenting and caring responsibilities; cultural identity; and past addiction. She brings a warm, down-to-earth approach to counselling, with particular experience in attachment, and child and adolescent development.

Rachael Roberts

Rachael supports individuals navigating depression, anxiety and stress; exploring identity; understanding neurodivergence; grief and loss; body and self-image; past addiction; and major life transitions. She has particular experience supporting LGBTQIA+, trans and gender-diverse people; sex workers; people navigating marginalisation; and people navigating complex or abusive family relationships.

Ludo Kourouvanis

Ludo supports individuals navigating trauma, identity, neurodivergence, LGBTQIA+ experiences, grief, and the impacts of marginalisation.

Nathan Gurry

Nathan supports individuals navigating anxiety, feeling overwhelmed and overthinking; grief and loss; and experiences related to neurodivergence (diagnosed or undiagnosed).

Natalie Anderson

Natalie supports individuals, couples and families navigating anxiety, depression and stress; relationship changes; identity exploration; and life transitions; with particular experience supporting neurodivergent; LGBTQIA+; and culturally diverse people.

Weiyu Guan

Weiyu supports clients experiencing anxiety, depression and stress; grief and loss; cultural identity; and experiences of marginalisation, with particular experience supporting neurodivergent clients; LGBTQIA+ and gender diverse communities; and people navigating burnout, trauma and major life transitions.

Jaci Panicker

Jaci supports individuals experiencing anxiety, depression and stress; grief and loss; parenting challenges; and life transitions, with particular experience supporting neurodivergent people; people navigating midlife and aging; and those wanting to understand past addictions or unhelpful patterns of behaviour.

Liz O’Neill

Liz supports clients navigating anxiety and depression; grief and loss; relationship challenges; and experiences of marginalisation, with particular experience supporting LGBTQIA+ and neurodivergent clients.