Gillian is a registered clinical psychologist with extensive expertise in trauma, neurodevelopmental conditions, and complex mental health presentations across the lifespan. Holding Master’s degrees in Counselling and Counselling Psychology, she focuses on working with children, adolescents, and adults impacted by complex trauma, with a strong focus on neurodivergence and the unique needs of neurodivergent individuals. Her therapeutic approach includes EMDR, somatic experiencing and sensorimotor psychotherapy, parts work, and neuropsychotherapy. With over two-and-a-half decades of counselling and psychometric assessment experience, Gillian is recognised for her clinical acumen and dedication to evidence-based practice.

Beyond private practice, Gillian is a sought-after clinical supervisor and educator, mentoring psychologists, mental health professionals, and medical interns. She is a lecturer at multiple Melbourne-based universities and teaches postgraduate psychology and counselling students both in Australia and internationally. Actively engaged in professional training, she has delivered workshops and seminars to clinicians, educators, and allied health professionals at national and international levels. She is a member of the Australian Psychological Society, the Australian Association of Psychologists, and the International Association of Applied Neuropsychotherapy, and is also listed on the APS Trauma Support Directory as a trauma-informed specialist. Gillian’s leadership in clinical education and supervision reflects her commitment to advancing mental health practice and fostering the next generation of mental health professionals.

Sophie is a registered Provisional Psychologist with over 5 years of experience. Sophie holds a Master’s degree in Professional Psychology. With extensive experience working in the disability and mental health sector, Sophie has worked with clients across the lifespan presenting with complex needs, including mental health challenges, histories of trauma, neurodivergence, and disability.

Sophie integrates evidence-based approaches including elements of Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT), IFS (Internal Family Systems) and more, with a focus on mindfulness, emotional regulation, and trauma-informed care. She is committed to providing a safe, compassionate, and collaborative space where clients feel understood and supported in working toward their goals.

Sophie values a person-centred approach and is dedicated to continuous professional growth. She works closely with clients, families, and multidisciplinary teams to ensure her work is tailored, practical, and empowering.

Claire is one of our friendly administration team members and is dedicated to helping clients smoothly navigate the administrative aspects of their psychology care, including support with funding options and appointment management. With a particular interest in building positive relationships, Claire goes above and beyond to ensure that every client feels safe, comfortable, and well-supported throughout their time at the practice. She’s known for her excellent tea-making skills and always knows where to find the best snacks, adding a welcoming, personal touch to each client’s experience.

Claire has a Bachelor of Arts degree, a Graduate Diploma in Psychology and is currently studying a Graduate Diploma in Psychology (Advanced). Claire is planning to pursue a career in psychology after completing her studies.

Aneesha is a part of our administration team and the first point of contact for our clients at Logos. Aneesha brings a warm, friendly approach to supporting clients through the administrative aspects of our practice, including assistance with funding options and appointment scheduling. She is dedicated to creating a safe, comfortable environment where clients feel valued and supported every step of the way.

Aneesha holds a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology with a minor in Biology and has completed her Master’s degree in Counselling. She aims to pursue a career as a Counsellor.

Mia is a standard bernedoodle (bernese mountain dog X standard poodle), but is often mistaken for being a teddy bear or floor mat!


Mia is a skilled listener who has a well-honed ability to sense when someone is upset.  She provides emotional support, either by sitting with clients or encouraging play, and she loves being told she is a “good girl”.



The role of therapy dogs in counselling is to provide psychological or physiological therapy to individuals other than their owners.  Unlike service dogs, therapy dogs are encouraged to interact with a variety of people, and patting them is highly recommended!

Therapy dogs can increase the attachment response that triggers oxytocin, helping to build trust in others.  Research has shown that therapy dogs can help reduce stress, decrease anxiety, and provide a sense of connection in difficult situations.  Using therapy dogs in response to traumatic events can assist in reducing the symptoms of depression, post- traumatic stress disorder and anxiety that may result from the trauma experienced.