Our Services
No two people are the same, and neither is the support we provide. Whether you're seeking assessment, therapy or guidance for those around you, we'll work with you to find the right fit, and make sure you never feel like just another appointment.
Counselling
We offer individually tailored, strengths-based, neurodiversity-affirming counselling services to children and adolescents aged 4 to 18, available in person or via telehealth. We provide support with the following:
Understanding neurodiversity and different forms of neurodivergence, including autism, ADHD, intellectual developmental disorders, Specific Learning Disorders and giftedness
Managing challenges associated with neurodivergence
Managing mental health concerns including stress, burnout, anxiety and depression
Friendship and self-esteem concerns
Grief and loss
School readiness support
We believe there is no one-size-fits all approach, and employ a range of approaches including cognitive behaviour therapy (CBT), acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT), dialectical behaviour therapy (DBT), mindfulness, and creative/play-based approaches.
Please contact Embracing Hearts Psychology to enquire about fees for initial and subsequent counselling appointments.
Assessment
We offer the following assessment services:
Cognitive assessments (WPPSI-IV A&NZ, WISC-V A&NZ and WAIS-5 A&NZ) for ages 4+, including assessments to explore Intellectual Developmental Disorders, school readiness and giftedness
Academic achievement assessments (WIAT-III A&NZ) for ages 4+, including assessments for Specific Learning Disorders in reading, written expression and/or mathematics
Neuro-affirming autism assessments for ages 3+
Neuro-affirming ADHD assessments for ages 6+
Behavioural, socio-emotional and adaptive screeners
Assessment is typically completed in person, but some components may occur via telehealth.
Please contact Embracing Hearts Psychology to enquire about assessment packages and fees.
Support for the supporters
We offer the following services to support the team around the young person:
Dedicated parent/carer appointments to discuss your young person's current areas of need, associated goals and recommendations
Meetings with school staff to discuss educational planning, recommendations and wellbeing support
School-based observations as required
Meetings with other allied health professionals supporting your young person to discuss collaborative goals, progress and a targeted approach to therapy
Clinical Supervision
Emylee offers board-approved clinical supervision via telehealth to provisional psychologists completing 5+1 internship programs, and generally registered and endorsed psychologists (including supervision for Educational and Developmental registrars). Emylee’s supervision style is warm, collaborative and strengths-based, providing a safe and supportive space for supervisees to reflect meaningfully, grow in clinical skills and knowledge, and build professional confidence and competence.
To find out more about accessing supervision with Emylee, please contact us via the form below.