Dr Gal
Principal Psychologist
Gal is a clinical psychologist and Board Approved Supervisor who completed her PhD in clinical psychology at Griffith University. Gal's research and published work is in the area of autism and parent well-being. Gal is an accredited parent child interaction therapist and has received extensive training in the support and assessment of neurodivergent profiles. Gal offers a range of services including Telehealth, home visits, cognitive and learning assessments, NDIS reviews, functional assessments and individual therapy across the lifespan. Sessions are tailored for the clients' support needs and personal characteristics while capitalising on their strengths. Comprehensive diagnostic assessments for autism, ADHD, learning difficulties, and cognitive conditions are currently available. Gal supports clients with a range of presentations including neurodiverse conditions, depression, anxiety, OCD, women in the perinatal period from conception to parenthood and more.
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In her spare time, Gal enjoys spending time with her family, taking long nature walks, watching movies, and cooking for friends and family.
Raeesah (Rae)
Therapy Assistant
Introducing Raeesah, a therapy assistant who is currently pursuing her third year in the Bachelor of Psychological Studies (Hons) at the University of Queensland, with previous academic endeavours in Speech Pathology. Rae’s goal is to become a clinical psychologist as driven by her passion for making a positive impact on the lives of children and for contributing to the development of children’s mental health. This passion was developed during placement at university, as well as during various volunteering experiences.  
 
Outside of her professional interests, Rae enjoys music, travel, reading, watching movies, and game nights with family and friends. 
Ofri
Therapy Assistant
Introducing Ofri, an enthusiastic and caring therapy assistant who is currently completing her Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology, pursuing a career as a Clinical Psychologist. Ofri is particularly interested in working with children and individuals having difficulties with anxiety, depression, behavioural expression differences, grief, social differences, and parenting adjustment challenges. She also has experience working in the military as a social worker specialising in gender equality and advocating for the LGBTQ+ community.
 
Outside of her professional interests, Ofri enjoys reading, travelling, and spending quality time with her friends and family.
