Professional summary

Stephanie (she/her) is a clinical psychologist registered with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (Ahpra). She holds a Bachelor of Psychology (Honours) and a Master of Psychology (Clinical). Stephanie has extensive training and experience in therapy and assessment. She has worked with adults and children in both public and private settings. Her focus has been on developing expertise in neurodevelopmental assessments for autism (including internalised or high-masking presentations), ADHD, and learning difficulties. She also has experience conducting neurocognitive assessments for dementia and stroke.

Stephanie is passionate about autism assessments for children under six and teenagers, particularly those aged 14 to 18. She also enjoys conducting cognitive testing across all age groups and exploring learning difficulties. Her goal is to help individuals and families understand and support their neurotype, empowering them to navigate through life.

Stephanie’s practice is grounded in comprehensive, person-centred assessments that are both collaborative and neurodiversity-affirming. She ensures a thorough evaluation while fostering open communication with parents, schools, and healthcare professionals. She prioritises client autonomy and adapts to each individual’s communication and sensory needs, creating a supportive and affirming environment.

Personal interests

Stephanie enjoys spending her downtime camping, hiking, crocheting, playing board games, and practising the viola. She loves animals, particularly cats, galahs, and cows.