Our clinicians

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    Arnie Phillips

    CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGIST

    Arnie is a qualified clinical psychologist with extensive experience in the fields of autism, ADHD, and issues surrounding school avoidance, or what is commonly referred to as school can't. In addition, Arnie also has a keen interest in exploring and addressing mood disorders, anxiety disorders, and various sleep-related issues.

    He works with children, adolescents, and young adults to develop innovative and creative strategies that are not only enjoyable but also highly effective and relevant to their unique capabilities, specific challenges, and personal goals.

  • Holly Dumbell

    CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGIST

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  • Kate Hardiman

    EDUCATIONAL and DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOLOGIST

    When I was growing up school didn’t seem to fit me, or I didn't seem to fit it. In my house it was called ‘The Feeling’. I liked to learn, but I didn’t like to learn at school. I grew up and went to university to study psychology and literature. I launched my career working in schools (a place I never thought I'd work.) It was clear to me then, I didn't want any other child to feel the same unease I had felt in school.

    Today, I specialise in assessments for children and adolescents facing learning differences and assessments for neurodiverse women. I bring clarity to understanding learning needs, while also offering strategies for navigating daily challenges. I offer a secure base for adult women to wonder about who they are and different ways of thinking and being in the world, through the process of later in life discovery and assessment of neurotype.