Holly is a psychologist who primarily supports neurodivergent and LGBTQIAP+ children (aged 8+), adolescents and adults. As an openly queer and autistic psychologist, she draws on both professional knowledge and lived experience, recognising how environments that aren't always affirming or accessible can shape wellbeing and self-understanding.

Holly supports clients navigating minority stress, masking, trauma, identity exploration and experiences of feeling misunderstood. Their work recognises that distress often reflects the impact of these experiences, rather than neurodivergence or queerness itself. Holly also works with people experiencing premenstrual dysphoric disorder (PMDD), recovering from high-control groups, and navigating non-traditional relationship structures.

Holly's approach is warm, curious and collaborative. She believes therapy should fit the person, not the other way around. Their work draws on humanistic therapy, Internal Family Systems (IFS) parts work and EMDR therapy, helping clients to understand themselves, process difficult experiences and develop self-compassion. Holly welcomes special interests and incorporates art, music, games and sensory experiences to make sessions more accessible.

Holly sees clients in person in Brunswick East on Tuesdays and Fridays from 17 November, and by telehealth on both days.

Cashew brings a calming, comforting presence to sessions, offering companionship, emotional support, and the occasional welcome distraction. Whether he's providing a reassuring presence during difficult conversations or simply enjoying a well-deserved nap, Cashew helps make the therapy space feel a little warmer and more welcoming.