Louise – Psychologist (Provisional) & NDIS Registered Behaviour Support Practitioner

At CCT Psychology & Positive Behaviour Support, I work with individuals and families who want practical change, emotional clarity, and a therapeutic space grounded in warmth and honesty. My approach blends evidence-based psychology with behaviour support principles—supporting clients to understand themselves deeply and take meaningful action in their daily lives.

With over 15 years of experience across private practice, mental health services, disability, and community settings, I’ve supported more than 2,000 people through challenges involving anxiety, trauma, emotional regulation difficulties, relationship concerns, and complex developmental and behavioural needs.

I hold tertiary qualifications in Psychology, and in Relationship and Family Therapy, alongside further training in modalities such as RO-DBT, Schema Therapy, ACT, CBT, DBT, trauma-informed practice, systemic therapy, and positive behaviour support.

Supporting Adults, Children & Families Across the Lifespan

Alongside my work with children and adolescents, I also support adults navigating anxiety, trauma, emotional dysregulation, relationship difficulties, identity concerns, and life transitions. My approach with adults draws on evidence-based modalities supporting clients to build insight, strengthen emotional resilience, and develop practical strategies that feel achievable in everyday life.

I work holistically, exploring the patterns shaped by past experiences while helping clients create new ways of relating, coping, and responding. For many adults, therapy becomes a space to better understand themselves, their relationships, and the underlying drivers of stress, overwhelm, or self-criticism.

Supporting Children, Teens & Their Families

I also work extensively with children and adolescents experiencing emotional, behavioural, or developmental challenges. This includes supporting neurodivergent young people, those with trauma histories, or those struggling with emotional regulation or behavioural difficulties at home or school.

My work with families focuses on understanding the function behind behaviours, strengthening relationships, and creating realistic strategies that support confidence, connection, and regulation across home, school, and community environments.

Meet GiGi – Therapy Dog in Training

GiGi, our gentle therapy dog in training, plays an important role in supporting emotional safety and co-regulation during in-person sessions. Her calm nature helps children and adults feel grounded, reduces anxiety, and creates a warm, welcoming environment. If her presence feels supportive to you or your child, she’s always happy to join the session.