Therapists

Helen has a background working with children and families in a range of settings, including across Northern and Western Adelaide, the APY Lands and school settings. 

Helen is passionate about supporting children and families who are participants of the NDIS and families seeking extra social and emotional support for their children. Helen enjoys working with families from diverse backgrounds and enjoys taking the time to build meaningful relationships with her clients. In her spare time, Helen loves spending time on their Adelaide Hills bush block and at markets with her husband and two young boys. 

Helen holds a Master of Child Play Therapy from Deakin University, an Honours Degree in Community Development from The University of Adelaide and a Diploma of Youth Work. Helen is a Registered Psychotherapist with the Psychotherapy and Counselling Federation of Australia (PACFA) and is a Registered Play Therapist with the Play Therapy Practitioners Association (PTPA). Helen has also completed Level 1 Training in Theraplay and is a certified Learn to Play practitioner. 

Rose has a rich social work background supporting families in mental health and parenting settings for over 10 years. Rose is passionate about supporting children to express themselves and process their experiences through play, to support increased confidence and self-efficacy. Rose is also passionate about supporting and empowering parents to feel confident in supporting their children through challenges.

 In her spare time, Rose enjoys cooking, gardening, spending time with her partner, two daughters and German shepherd dog.   

Rose holds a Bachelor of Social Work and Social Planning and is a member of the Australian Associated of Social Workers. Rose has an associate registration with the Play Therapy Practitioners Association, Certificate in Play Therapy, Certificate in Infant Mental Health and Marte Meo Practitioner Level training.

Rose also has training and experience in developmental trauma, Autism, Motivational Interviewing and Cognitive Behaviour Therapy

Georgie is experienced in working with anxiety, depression, grief, “school can’t”, anger, family conflict, trauma, autism, ADHD, mental health and substance use issues, bullying and sleep disturbances.

 Georgie is passionate about advocating for neuro-spicy children in the community, supporting them to navigate adversities as well as embrace their strengths and interests, and helping parents build and sustain meaningful and supportive relationships with their children.

In her spare time, Georgie loves bushwalking, playing with her kiddos, and jumping in the ocean as often as possible! 

 Georgie holds a Bachelor of Social Science (psychology), Honours in Applied Science (psychology) and Certificate IV in alcohol and other drugs counselling from RMIT. She is registered as a General Psychologist with AHPRA, is a Medicare provider with Better Access, and is a member of the Australian Psychological Society. 

 Georgie also has training and experience in Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Somatic Therapy, Dialectic Behaviour Therapy, Cognitive Behaviour Therapy, Attachment Therapy, Motivational Interviewing and is currently training in Relationship Development Intervention.