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Our Psychologists

With well over 25 years combined experience, our Psychologists are highly trained professionals whom are able to assist clients with a range of strategies and solutions for dealing with any life event, past or present.

Lindsay Trims – (Principal Psychologist)

Lindsay Trims

Lindsay has been registered for 14 years and specialises in assisting people who are having grief, relationship, self-esteem, anxiety and depressive issues. Lindsay employs a number of psychological techniques to assist the client in moving through the issues that has brought them to him. Lindsay has been a past chair person of the Brisbane Branch of the Australian Psychological Society.

Lindsay has presented a number of one day workshops to the general public in the areas of self confidence, conflict management and public speaking.

Michelle Carroll-Walden – (Associate Psychologist)

Michelle Carroll-Walden

Michelle is a highly skilled senior psychologist who is passionate about providing quality service to young people and children. Michelle has eight years clinical experience and has developed a high level of expertise in providing clinical services to people with a range of mental health issues, including anxiety, depression and grief. Michelle is also able to apply her clinical skills to work with people with varying levels of intellectual disability and complex behavioural support needs.

Michelle has a special interest in Autism, ADHD and Asperger’s Syndrome.

Catherine Parry – (Associate Psychologist)

Catherine Parry

Catherine is a registered psychologist and is currently enrolled in a Masters of Mental Health (Majoring in Family Therapy and Psychotherapy) at the University of Queensland. Catherine has experience with a wide variety of clientele, who have either required individual, couple or family therapy in relation to barriers such as mental illness, employment/financial difficulties, family relationship issues, abuse, anger management, pain management, trauma, grief and loss issues, social isolation, housing issues, incarceration, crisis situations and drug and alcohol matters.