Jack is a relational and collaborative therapist who places deep care in the quality of the therapeutic relationship. He believes that meaningful change begins in connection — where a client feels safe enough to be met, felt, and gently supported to explore what’s beneath the surface. His approach is grounded in curiosity and awareness, helping clients recognise recurring emotional, cognitive, and relational patterns in their lives. Rather than rushing to “fix” anything, Jack works at the client’s pace, offering a steady presence while supporting them to sit with, understand, and soften around the places they feel stuck. From this space, new choices and movements can naturally emerge. Drawing on previous training in Precision Health Coaching and several years of immersion in men’s work and group facilitation, Jack brings a thoughtful, holistic lens to his work — balancing insight with emotional depth and embodied presence. Jack feels particularly aligned working with individuals under 40 who are navigating identity, direction, or life transitions, and who are open to being both supported and respectfully challenged. He offers a grounded space for those wanting to develop a healthier rhythm in life and a deeper connection to themselves and others."

Zena is a qualified Holistic Psychotherapist, with a degree in Psychology and almost 20 years of work and study in the healing and self-development field. Her background includes many years teaching yoga and practicing as a Lomi Lomi massage therapist. Zena has a particular interest in relationships - how we connect, disconnect, repair, and grow alongside others, and how our relationships impact our emotional wellbeing. She deeply believes that healthy relating is the foundation for a fulfilling emotional life. As a therapist, Zena works with both individuals and couples who are interested in cultivating a deeper understanding of themselves and their relationships. Her therapeutic style is relational, trauma-aware, and collaborative. She aims to create a space that feels warm, grounded, and non-judgemental, where therapy is both reflective and practical, supporting insight alongside real-world change. She works at a pace that is sensitive and attuned, recognising the intelligence of both the mind and the body. At the community clinic, Zena is committed to making therapy accessible, and to meeting people where they are, honouring the courage it takes to reach out for support.

Richard van de Veerdonk is a compassionate and grounded certified Holistic Psychotherapist whose work is shaped by more than four decades of clinical practice, life experience and a respect for the human journey across all stages of life. As a remote area registered nurse, Richard has provided care across the full lifespan, working in diverse settings including remote and regional communities, acute and community health, palliative care, men’s health, midwifery, and long-term follow-up support. His extensive frontline experience as a first responder in trauma situations, combined with over 30 years of ongoing trauma and after-care. This extensive experience has given him an exceptional capacity to support individuals navigating grief, shock, loss, addiction, self-harm, and major life transitions. Richard’s therapeutic presence is enriched by his comprehensive training in psychotherapy, allowing him to bridge medical understanding with a clear somatic understanding and psychological insight. He brings a steady, attuned approach to themes such as communication, boundaries, identity, and relational healing, supporting clients to feel safe, seen, and respected as they reconnect with themselves and others. As a father of five and a proud grandfather, Richard holds a lived understanding of family systems, generational patterns, and the complexities of intimate and evolving relationships. This personal experience informs his work with individuals, parents, men, and families, helping clients navigate both inner and relational landscapes with clarity and compassion. A defining feature of Richard’s work is his strong nature-based orientation and commitment to cross-cultural learning. Years spent working alongside diverse communities have fostered a deep appreciation for cultural context, connection to land, and the wisdom that emerges when healing is approached holistically. He views wellbeing not as something to be fixed, but as something to be gently remembered and restored through presence, relationship, and self-reflection. Richard’s self-reflective approach to life underpins his therapeutic work. He meets each client with humility, maturity, and genuine care, creating a grounded and respectful space where people feel valued and understood. His sessions are characterised by steadiness, warmth, and an unwavering belief in each person’s capacity for growth, resilience, and meaningful change. Through his work, Richard continues to support individuals at all stages of life to navigate challenge, deepen self-awareness, and move forward with greater connection - to themselves, to others, and to life itself.

Taylor King is a certified Holistic Psychotherapist who has a deep reverence for the full spectrum of the human experience. In sessions, Taylor supports clients to uncover and gently name patterns, offering the safety and presence needed to feel and process trauma and emotions at their own pace. She works with a broad range of clients, having supported individuals navigating childhood trauma, relationship challenges, self-worth and shame, grief, perfectionist tendencies, anxiety, and also welcomes those seeking support with addiction, guiding them to reconnect with their inner resources, resilience, and innate capacity for healing.

Suzi Willson is a Holistic Psychotherapist with over 30 years’ experience supporting children, families, and communities. Her background spans early childhood education, forest school, nature-based practice, and regenerative cultural work. Suzi offers a relational, integrative approach to therapy, weaving together evidence-based psychotherapy with body awareness, imagination, storytelling, and deep nature connection. Her work is grounded in deep listening, empathy, and respect for each person’s unique inner landscape. She specialises in personal transformation, relationships and parenting, supporting individuals and families navigating stress, transition, grief, and periods of change, offering a calm, nurturing space to restore balance, strengthen nervous system capacity, and reconnect with innate wisdom.

A recent client has said “Margy’s empathy, insight and understanding felt like a warm embrace”. As a Holistic Psychotherapist, Margy‘s intention is that you will feel this supported during a therapy session - from one human heart to another. Guiding you to find your way back to self with care, compassion, mindfulness and connection. Margy walks alongside clients helping them to deepen their understanding of their own needs, and reconnect with their own internal guidance system. Client rapport and safety are Margy’s highest priorities, two essential elements for healthy therapy. Margy’s background of the last 35+ years have been working with and supporting young children and their families in Early Childhood Education and Care, and Forest/Bush School. Margy offers ‘Elder’ wisdom -that of lived experience -through the ups and downs of life, coming from a place of deep understanding. Margy is passionate about Mental Wellbeing, and warmly invites clients who may be experiencing overwhelm, anxiety, depression, grief, trauma, addiction, parenting and relationship challenges. Welcoming individuals and couples as you are.

As a certified Holistic Psychotherapist and Rapport Based Relating Coach, Pamela listens deeply, questions sensitively and holds space gently for each of her clients. She brings natural empathy and compassion into her sessions, guiding her clients to uncover old wounds, to access their own wisdom and to find new, more sovereign ways to be with themselves in their world. “It is an honour to witness and hold space for the courage and vulnerability of personal transformation.” Pamela’s own lived experience is rich and diverse, spanning decades and many ongoing familial, community and professional roles. She strongly believes her own psychotherapeutic journey has supported her to heal from an "incurable" chronic disease, enabling her to bring an understanding of what it is to be fully human into the therapeutic space. “We are all just walking each other home." -Ram Dass

Katisha offers a therapeutic space where the mind can soften, the body can speak, and the heart can be gently met. As a Holistic Psychotherapist, she supports people to navigate life’s transitions, relational patterns, emotional overwhelm, and the quiet inner questions that ask to be heard. Her approach blends psychological insight with somatic awareness, offering a grounded path toward deeper clarity and connection. Born in Germany and now rooted in Australia, Katisha naturally bridges cultures, perspectives, and ways of being. She understands what it means to stand between worlds - the structured and the intuitive, the corporate and the creative, the practical and the deeply felt. This gives her an ability to meet people from many walks of life: those who think a lot and feel little, those who feel a lot and need steadiness, and those seeking a way home to themselves. Her therapeutic work is informed by: -Holistic psychotherapy -Somatic and relational awareness -Zenthai shiatsu bodywork -Yoga, breath and embodied presence -A gentle understanding of both emotional depth and human resilience With the curiosity of a seeker and the steadiness of a guide, Katisha invites clients into a space where the nervous system can settle, where old stories can loosen, and where the body and mind can remember they are not separate. Sessions with her are not about fixing. They are about befriending what is alive, so that change can arise from within. Whether you arrive with anxiety, tension, grief, confusion, or simply the desire to know yourself more deeply, Katisha will meet you where you are and walk with you from there. “Every part of you belongs. Together, we make space for what is ready to be seen, felt, and transformed, gently, at your pace.”

Amber is a therapist and mental health advocate whose work is shaped by a lifetime of lived experience, a decade of working with young people and a deep understanding of the cultural context of distress. They identify as queer and non-binary, and live in ways that sit outside many dominant norms. These experiences shape their commitment to supporting people who are under-resourced, marginalised, or navigating systems that weren’t built with them in mind. Healing, for Amber, is relational. Creating safe connections with room for uncertainty, humour, and care is how they approach therapy. Their practice draws from somatic and narrative approaches, with an emphasis on slowing down, noticing the body, and trusting the wisdom that can emerge when we feel truly seen. “Holistic therapy, to me, isn’t about fixing you or telling you how to live. I’ll support you to tune in to yourself and offer to walk with you on your journey. I’m in awe of the courage it can take to ask for help. I’ll meet you there with reverence and care.”