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Will Drotsky is a clinical, forensic and counselling psychologist and Director of PsychologyCare. He has his private practice in Mudgeeraba on the Gold Coast and is the former Director of the Bond University Psychology Clinic. He is available for appointments for private clients.

He incorporates an integrated and holistic approach to best meet the needs of his clients. He is an Australian Psychology Board approved supervisor for clinical, counselling and forensic psychology students and endorsements.

Will has practiced psychology in Australia and abroad and worked in public mental health, hospital settings, private corporations, non-government organisations, criminal justice, universities and in private practice. His experience covers a diverse group of clients and disorders.

As part of his post-graduate studies, Will completed a research project on goal setting in therapeutic context and offers TheraCoaching as part of his services. TheraCoaching is a combination of therapy and coaching, devised to help clients achieve their personal and professional goals in life.

Alexandra offers therapy for children, teenagers, and adults up to age 35. Alexandra also offers neuroaffirming, strengths-based ADHD and autism assessments for children and adults.

Alexandra is passionate about cultivating positive relationships with clients based on empathy, trust, and collaboration. She prioritises creating a safe and warm environment for her clients to overcome their difficulties and achieve their goals.

Alexandra has worked across different private practice settings, working with individuals across the lifespan with varying presentations. She is experienced in providing evidence-based therapies and has interests in managing disorders and differences.

Jessie is a Registered Psychologist who provides a welcoming, safe, and non-judgemental therapeutic space where children, adolescents and their respective caregivers can express their thoughts and feelings in their way, and at their own pace. She listens patiently and with an open mind, seeking to understand the experiences, needs and unique qualities of each family. Jessie cares about children and parents feeling seen, heard, and understood, and that their therapy experience is both nurturing and empowering.

Jessie is skilled at helping children, adolescents and caregivers make sense of their experiences and feelings and explaining complex psychological concepts in ways that are easy to understand. Jessie develops an understanding of everyone’s strengths, abilities and learning style so she can develop resources and tailor her approach to best meet their needs. She has great experience delivering therapy both individually and within a group therapy setting.

Michelle brings warmth, compassion, and creativity to her work as a psychologist. She is focused on building genuine connections that foster trust and safety. She is skilled in supporting clients through a wide variety of mental health concerns, from ADHD, ASD, and neurodiversity-affirming practices to stress, self-worth, and trauma-related issues.

Michelle employs an integrative approach, drawing from evidence-based techniques, incorporating practical and creative processes. She tailoring her approach to each unique client and family dynamic.

Currently training as a Family Dispute Resolution Practitioner, Michelle is passionate about supporting families through challenging life transitions, including separation and divorce. Her background in organisational psychology also brings valuable insights into workplace wellbeing and mental health, helping individuals and organisations to cultivate healthier work experiences.

I’m a Clinical Psychologist who supports adults wanting to better understand themselves and their behaviours; build a stronger sense of self and identity; and create more meaningful, authentic relationships.

I have a particular interest in childhood development and how early relational experiences shape the way we understand ourselves, relate to others, and respond in adulthood. Many people come to therapy feeling stuck in ways that no longer serve them, whether that looks like anxiety, emotional overwhelm, relational difficulties, people-pleasing, or feeling disconnected from themselves or others. I offer a space in which we work to understand these experiences more deeply, looking beyond what is happening on the surface to explore the underlying, often unconscious processes that influence how you show up in the present. I approach this space with the understanding that much of what we struggle with often makes sense when we look at what has been learned over time, especially within childhood environments and past relationships.

I work in a relational way, integrating attachment, trauma and somatic approaches. This includes paying attention to how experiences are held in the body and nervous system, and how this shapes emotional responses and protective patterns. The therapy I offer is generally longer-term, and entails creating space for change that supports a more intentional and authentic way of living. I acknowledge that this work can be challenging and at times confronting, which is why I place a strong emphasis on safety and pacing, supporting you to engage honestly in the process. I believe meaningful change is possible, for anyone, when there is willingness, openness, and commitment to the work.

Grace Lee is a registered psychologist with over 10 years of experience working with children across overseas settings, Sydney, and the Gold Coast, including in school environments. She has extensive experience supporting young people with a range of emotional, behavioural, and developmental needs, and is also able to provide support in Cantonese. Grace is driven by a deep curiosity about the human mind and a strong commitment to helping children and young people reach their full potential.

Her approach is grounded in strength-based practice, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and mindfulness. She supports young people to build self-awareness, resilience, and meaningful coping strategies. Grace is also trained in Tuning in to Kids and Mindful Parenting, reflecting her commitment to working holistically with families. Grace works collaboratively with young clients to help them understand their emotions, build confidence, and develop the skills they need to thrive socially, emotionally, and psychologically.

Soraya has an interest in positive psychology and the positive personal attributes that support good mental health in day-to-day life. She has worked with adults who have experienced acute and chronic health issues.

Soraya enjoys spending time with her family and friends, playing the piano, and rowing. She is happiest with a cup of tea and a good book.

Maddison is a Registered Psychologist and published researcher with a Master’s degree in Clinical Psychology. Her foundational clinical work in early attachment and psychodynamic therapy informs her deep understanding of how our unique histories shape who we are today. Currently, Maddison’s practice centres on providing comprehensive psychological and academic assessments for both children and adults.

Clinical Assessment & Outcomes: Maddison provides diagnostic assessments for ADHD, Autism, specific learning disorders (such as Dyslexia), memory difficulties, and cognitive profiles (including giftedness). Her goal is to help individuals use assessment information to make a real difference in their everyday life. For Parents & Educators: Using gold-standard tools like the WISC and WIAT, she transforms results into practical classroom adjustments to help children thrive and feel both understood and supported. For Adults: She views assessment as a bridge to a more authentic life, offering neurotype-specific recommendations designed to work with your brain rather than against it.

Stefan is a resourceful senior clinical psychologist who is passionate about clinical psychology and supporting diverse people with complex mental health and addiction experiences to reach their goals. He works with adolescents, adults and older adults and has been trained in Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT), Schema Therapy, Motivational Interviewing and Eye Movement Desensitisation and Reprocessing (EMDR). He also utilises body focused and mindfulness informed approaches within these theoretical orientations.

Stefan’s extensive experience in various public and private settings in Germany and New Zealand enables him to support people from diverse backgrounds. He has broad experiences in working with people with acute and complex presentations as well as less severe difficulties. Stefan has been supporting people in community mental health teams and acute inpatient wards as well as correctional, university, dual diagnosis (mental health and addiction) and private settings over the years.

Stefan is also a board-approved supervisor and is currently accepting requests to provide supervision to psychologists and other professions.