Anthony founded ADHD Therapy Australia because he wanted to create a practice where people with ADHD could access genuinely supportive, practical therapy. In sessions, he brings a warm, authentic and integrated approach – tailored to you, not a template. He has extensive experience working with adults with ADHD from a wide range of cultures and communities, including LGBTQIA+ and First Nations clients, and a breadth of experience supporting people with depression, anxiety, sleep issues and trauma – understanding how these often intersect with ADHD. In person: Glebe, Thursdays | Also available online (Tue–Fri) Currently accepting new therapy clients.

Meagan brings a warm, collaborative approach to her sessions – clients often describe feeling genuinely heard and understood from the very first meeting. As someone with ADHD herself, Meagan combines lived experience with professional expertise. She has a particular interest in anxiety, trauma and ADHD, and in how these experiences overlap across a person's life. She works with children, adolescents and adults, creating a personalised plan for each client that builds practical, strengths-based strategies for day-to-day life. In person: Lindfield, Thursdays | Also available online Currently accepting new therapy and assessment clients.

Becca works with adults and adolescents aged 12 and over, helping them better understand their ADHD and how it may affect everyday life at home, work or study. Drawing on her experience across diverse settings – including private practice, forensic inpatient units and prisons – Becca provides thoughtful, individualised support grounded in each client’s circumstances. She works in partnership with clients to identify what matters most to them, set practical and meaningful goals, and develop strategies that support their day-to-day functioning. Currently accepting new therapy clients.

Jasmine works with neurodiverse children, adolescents, adults and their families to navigate challenges, embrace their strengths and reach their goals. With a gentle and collaborative approach, she aims to create a supportive space where clients feel safe, respected and empowered to grow. As a neurodivergent psychologist herself, Jasmine has a special interest in supporting individuals with ADHD. Her experience spans private practice and the community sector, where she has worked with individuals experiencing ADHD, Autism, neurodevelopmental disabilities, anxiety, depression, trauma, and the impacts of family and domestic violence. Available via telehealth – currently accepting new assessment clients.

Colleen is a down-to-earth clinical psychologist with over 10 years’ experience. She is passionate about working with neurodivergent adults and parents of neurodivergent children, bringing both lived and professional experience to her work. Colleen helps clients understand and embrace their neurotype, while cultivating an environment that accommodates their needs. She offers neuroaffirming psychoeducation and practical strategies to improve executive function and overall wellbeing. She also helps parents better understand their children from a neurodivergent perspective, enabling them to thrive rather than survive. Currently accepting new therapy and assessment clients.

Naomi has experience working with neurodivergent clients in both therapeutic and psychological assessment settings, and a passion for supporting neurodivergent individuals across the lifespan. She has worked with diverse client groups, including those from LGBTQIA+ and culturally diverse communities. Naomi brings a warm and non-judgemental approach to her work and is committed to empowering people with ADHD to unlock their full potential. As a trauma-informed practitioner, she brings a compassionate perspective to guide clients towards emotional and psychological wellness. Currently accepting new assessment clients.

Georgie approaches her work with authenticity, warmth and a deep commitment to building meaningful connections with her clients. She has experience across various settings, including schools, private practice and telehealth, and is particularly passionate about neuroaffirming and trauma-informed approaches. Georgie works with individuals from all walks of life and holds a special place for clients from LGBTQIA+ communities, rural and remote areas, culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds, and those who identify as neurodiverse. In her ADHD assessments, she fosters a safe, inclusive and non-judgemental space where clients feel heard and supported throughout the process. Currently accepting new assessment clients.

Sarah has over a decade of experience in therapeutic work and psychological assessment. Her approach to ADHD assessment is respectful, holistic and thorough. She has worked extensively with a wide range of clients, including neurodiverse clients, clients with a history of trauma, LGBTQIA+ clients, and culturally and/or linguistically diverse clients. Sarah is a passionate advocate for neurodiverse individuals, including those who have ADHD. Following an assessment, she aims to increase clients’ understanding of their symptoms and provide guidance on treatment options to improve psychological health and functioning in everyday life. Not currently accepting new clients.