Helping anxious and sensitive kids find their strength and their spark.
At Point Hillier Psychology, I work as a sole practitioner supporting children, adolescents, and parents with warmth, curiosity, and evidence-based care.
My approach is grounded in the belief that behaviour makes sense when we understand the context, and that meaningful change happens when people feel safe, supported and genuinely understood.
Ways I can help
I support a range of emotional, behavioural, and developmental concerns, including:
Anxiety, worries, fears, and big feelings
Behavioural challenges at home or school
Emotional regulation and meltdowns
Social difficulties and peer relationships
Neurodivergence, including ADHD and Autism
Low confidence, self-criticism, and perfectionism
Parenting stress, overwhelm, and burnout
Adjustment to change, transitions, and life stressors
Services offered
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Psychological therapy
Individual therapy for children and adolescents, as well as parent consultation sessions to help you make sense of what’s going on and feel more confident in how you respond.
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ADHD and autism assessments
Thoughtful, comprehensive assessments that prioritise understanding a young person's strengths, challenges, and support needs, rather than focusing solely on diagnostic labels.
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AHPRA approved supervision
Supervision for provisional and registered psychologists, approved by the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency, offered in a reflective, supportive, and development-focused way.
Session types
Both Face-to-Face sessions (in Denmark, Western Australia) and Telehealth sessions (where appropriate) are available.
How I support
My work is always tailored to the individual child, parent or clinician and may include:
Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)
Attachment-informed and neuro-affirming approaches
Parent coaching and skills-based support ( Find out more ➤)
Emotion regulation and coping skills development
Values-based and strengths-focused work
Collaborative work with parents, schools, and other professionals when helpful
Above all, I aim to create a space where children and teens feel understood, parents feel supported, and families feel less alone as they navigate life’s challenges — with a whole load of compassion, flexibility, and humanity along the way.
Still have questions?
It’s normal to be unsure the the first time you or your child attends therapy, so I’ve provided a list of my most frequently asked questions to help you better prepare.