Jackie (she/her) is an experienced psychologist, with a particular interest in perinatal mental health. With over a decade of experience in the field, Jackie has devoted her psychology career to understanding and addressing the particular mental health challenges that arise during pregnancy and the postpartum period. She recognises that this phase of life can be both beautiful and also quite challenging.
Her own personal journey, including late pregnancy loss, complex pregnancies and transition to parenthood, has uniquely informed her approach. Jackie believes in using a holistic approach to perinatal mental health, combining evidence-based therapy with empathy, understanding, innovation and a deep respect for each individual journey.
Jackie has also completed a Masters in Therapeutic Arts and Yoga teacher training (including pregnancy, baby, child and family yoga); this ensures that she has a range of strategies to support each person on their journey to becoming and being a parent.
Bec is a clinical psychologist with over 10 years of experience. She works with people seeking therapy for a range of different issues, but especially enjoys supporting clients during the perinatal period and across the parenting journey. She has also completed extensive training for supporting individuals who have experienced trauma, and she provides a safe space for reflection, healing, and growth from difficult life experiences.
Bec has a warm and down-to-earth approach, helping clients navigate life’s challenges in a way that feels practical and meaningful. As a mother of three boys, she understands the realities of family life—the beauty, the chaos, and everything in between. Bec keeps it real in therapy, offering genuine support without judgment, whilst tailoring evidence-based therapies to suit your unique needs. She is passionate about empowering clients to create meaningful change, reconnect with their strengths, and move toward a more authentic and joyful(!) way of being.
Bec is also a board approved supervisor and enjoys providing supervision to other therapists, especially early career psychologists.