THERAPEUTIC SERVICES
​​Our Therapeutic Services bring together creative, body-based, and trauma-informed practices with talk-based strategies. These evidence-based approaches support neurodivergent people to process emotions, build confidence and connect meaningfully with the world.
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What We Focus On​
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Emotional processing and nervous system regulation
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Understanding body cues and learning practical tools for self-regulation
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Authentic expression through movement, art, story and play
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A stronger sense of self, purpose and emotional clarity
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Building autonomy, self-advocacy, and functional independence
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​Each therapy plan is tailored to the participant’s individual needs, goals, and therapy style, and can be aligned with their NDIS plan outcomes
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Session and Booking Options
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1:1 and Small Group Options
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Available to NDIS (plan and self-managed) and private clients​​
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Our Therapeutic Approach
Combining talk-based and body-based approaches allows our therapists to support the clients' emotional development in a more integrated and effective way—particularly for autistic and neurodivergent individuals.
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​By weaving movement, art-making, mindfulness, and body-based awareness practices alongside conversation, our approach supports emotional regulation, self-expression, and personal growth. This leads to meaningful, lasting growth beyond the therapy room.​​​​
Whether in one-on-one or small group settings, each session provides a space to explore relationships, self-worth, and lived experience—without pressure to mask, perform, or conform.
Our Therapists
Art Therapist
Miranda Earle is a qualified counsellor and art therapist registered with ANZACATA and ACA. At the heart of Miranda’s work is the belief that healing and self-understanding can emerge through both words and creative expression. As a counsellor and art therapist, she offers clients a safe and flexible space to explore emotions, build insight, and express themselves in ways that feel natural and empowering.
Counsellor
Jill Day is a qualified counsellor registered with ACA. With a background in yoga, disability support, and community work, she brings a grounded, body-based approach to emotional expression, regulation, and self-awareness. Jill's sessions draw on holistic, person-centred methods that foster mindfulness, strengthen communication, and build real-world emotional capacity.