Find the therapist that best suits your needs.
Our team
Stacey Allison
Psychologist - Clinical Registrar
Stacey is a registered psychologist completing her clinical endorsement program. She is a mother and has previously completed research into postpartum body image and mental health. She is interested in supporting and empowering women of all ages and stages of life to reach their full potential by taking a client-centred, empathic and strength-based approach. Stacey provides a warm, trauma-informed space and will work with you to address your difficulties and build a meaningful way to move forward with strength, acceptance, and resilience.
Centre for Perinatal Excellence (COPE) Revised Basic skills in Perinatal Mental Health
FSANZ - START training in Assisted Reproductive Technology
Member Australian Psychological Society
Associate member Australian Psychological Society College of Clinical Psychologists
Emma Rodgers
Psychologist - Clinical Registrar
Associate Member Australian Psychological Society
Associate member Australian Psychological Society College of Clinical Psychologists
Centre for Perinatal Excellence (COPE) Revised Basic skills in Perinatal Mental Health
Aavi Desai
Psychologist
Member Australian Association of Psychologists (AAPi)
Postgraduate further training in the following interventions: EMDR, DBT skills, ACT, CBT
Trained to use Brief Solution Focused Therapy, Brief Solution Focused Family Therapy, MARAM, Motivational Interviewing
Previously worked at the Royal Children’s Hospital, Melbourne
Rona Kinnersley
Social Worker
Member Australia Association of Social Workers (AASW)
Accredited Family Violence Social Worker (AFVSW)
Kimberley Tuohey
Psychologist
Kimberley is a registered psychologist. She is married to Dr Paul Tuohey and has 6 gorgeous children. Kimberley has previously done research into the effects of psychological interventions on anxiety in women receiving fertility treatment. Kimberley is a compassionate and understanding psychologist interested in supporting girls and women of all ages (but with a special interest in teens). By creating a safe and supportive space, Kimberley seeks to empower her clients to understand themselves and their experience and address difficulties.
Centre for Perinatal Excellence (COPE) Revised Basic skills in Perinatal Mental Health
FSANZ - START training in Assisted Reproductive Technology
Member Australian Psychological Society
Member Australian Psychological Society College of Clinical Psychologists
Member of the Australian Clinical Psychology Association
Linda Murphy
Administrative services
Centre for Perinatal Excellence (COPE) Revised Basic skills in Perinatal Mental Health
Member Fertility Society of Australia & New Zealand (FSANZ)
Student member Australian Psychological Society
Student member Australian Psychological Society College of Clinical Psychologists
Enrolled Master of Psychology (Clinical)
