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Resources and Links

EMDR FAQ

Benefits of Yoga in Mental Health Therapy

Barwon Health Mental Health, Drug and Alcohol Services

Mental Health Crisis Contacts

Wathaurong Aboriginal Co-operative

What is an Accredited Mental Health Social Worker?

Mental health tips for parents of young kids

GLBTIQ youth

What is Neurodiversity Affirming Practice?

GLBTIQ affirming practice

Provider Recommendations

Child and Family 
Therapists

Network of child and family based therapists, in and around Geelong

Recommended OT and Art Therapists

Geelong's Creative Therapists! OT, mental health and wellbeing, art therapy, counselling.

Play Therapist

Bri Dunn, social worker; play therapy and attachment focussed work.

Spectrum Support Coordination

Respectful and supportive Geelong based support coordinators I have personally worked with.

Motherhood and post natal OT 

Western Australia based OT specialising in motherhood, identity, seasons of matrecence and Possums NDC sleep support. Telehealth available.

Thank you to Brooke Chalmers Photography and Alexandra Oneil Photography, and our models, for site images

Thank you to AMHSWs Kate Davidson, Caroline Burrows, Edwina Kempe, Michele Bowes and Amy English for professional support, trainings, and inspiration. 

Acknowledgment to the Australian ND Affirming Practioners groups

Thank you to Zero Point Yoga for life changing training, classes and workshops

Deep appreciation to all my clients for allowing me to hold space for you and get to know you as the incredible indivduals you are

Dark-eyed Smiling Girl

We provide therapy, yoga, training, and mental health support work on Wadawurrong Country. We are queer-affirming, neurodiversity-affirming, and welcome people from all walks of life.

We acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the land on which we work, play, and live. We value their continued connection and contribution to land, water and community, and pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging.
This always was, and always will be, Aboriginal land

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