Welcome to ConnectEd! We wanted to share a bit about who we are so that you can get a sense of…well…who we are! We don’t have fancy marketing or a mission statement, but we do have a bunch of beliefs that sit behind a lot of the decisions we make. 

Be a human + a professional

We value the shared humanity within us all. Whether you are a young person, an old person, a never-graduated, graduated with multiple degrees or whether you are doing it tough or thriving in life – we know that we’re all pretty much the same beneath it all. We all have good days and bad, find some things easier and others harder and we’re all doing our best. So even though are team are incredible, highly educated and trained psychologists, we also recognise that we are human too. So we aim to bring ourselves into the work that we do, and walk alongside you, rather than far out in front, telling you how you should do things. You might have noticed in our about us section that we have who we are as a person first, and who we are as a professional second? That’s not an accident! We know that we will be better professional through embracing our unique personality and style and combining this with our knowledge and skills

We all benefit from connection

All of our team come with a background in school and community work. What this has taught is the value of community and connection. Knowing that there are people in this world who will listen, care and connect helps us feel a sense of place and purpose. The path to wellness doesn’t look the same for everyone, and while we know that the contribution we can make as psychologists is a very important one, we also greatly value the important role that other people and place can play in helping us flourish.

A client’s right to choose

We really value giving each person the right to make their own decisions about their healthcare. While this is a key part of any health service, we try to take this a step further and have formal and informal processes in place to support this. We allow you (where appropriate) to book with the psychologist you would prefer to see (rather than just assigning you to

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