Minds of Colour

Neuroaffirming & Gender-Affirming Psychology

Australia-wide telehealth

Supporting older adolescents, adults, families, and professionals through therapy, autism & ADHD assessments, gender-affirming assessments, and clinical supervision.

How this space can support

Support grounded in neuroaffirming, gender-affirming, trauma-informed, culturally responsive, and anti-oppressive practice.

Whether you're seeking greater understanding of yourself, assessment, therapy, or support navigating life changes, the aim is to provide care that is collaborative, transparent, and adapted to your individual needs.

Who this space is for

This practice may be a good fit if you are:

  • seeking an autism or Autism and ADHD (AuDHD) assessment

  • seeking a gender-affirming assessment to support access to gender-affirming medical care

  • looking for therapy to support wellbeing, identity, relationships, burnout, chronic health, disability, or life transitions

  • a parent or caregiver seeking support for a neurodivergent or gender-diverse young person

  • a clinician seeking neuroaffirming or gender-affirming supervision or consultation.

Values-led approach

You are not expected to perform, justify, or reduce yourself to fit into systems that were not designed for you.

Safety is not assumed — it is built collaboratively.

Privilege & access

Access to care is shaped by structural factors including race, class, disability, and geography.

While these systems cannot be fully changed within this space, I aim to work transparently, ethically, and with awareness of these dynamics.

You are not the problem.
Many of the challenges people experience arise from systems that were not designed for them.

Services

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Neuroaffirming assessments for older adolescents (16+) and adults that support understanding your neurotype, diagnosis where appropriate, and personalised recommendation.

Assessments include: Autism, ADHD and Autism and ADHD combined (AuDHD).

Text on a peach and beige abstract background stating 'Autism & ADHD Assessments'.

Collaborative psychosocial assessments for older adolescents (16+) and adults supporting access to gender-affirming medical care where documentation is required.

Including:

  • Hormone therapy (GAHT)

  • Surgical pathways

  • Mental health review

Aligned with WPATH, AusPATH, and current guidelines.

Minds of Colour Psychology Services: Gender-affirming Assessments. Assessments for GAHT, WPATH and surgery for adults & young people.
Minds of Colour Psychology Services: Gender-affirming Assessments. Assessments for GAHT, WPATH and surgery for adults & young people.

Collaborative therapy for adolescents and adults tailored to your goals and grounded in neuroaffirming, gender-affirming, trauma-informed and evidence-based practice.

Whilst I primarily work with adolescents and adults, exceptions for younger clients are considered on a case-by-case basis.

Therapy books are now open to new clients

Minds of Colour Psychology Services: Therapy. Neuroaffirming & gender-affirming psychology.
Minds of Colour Psychology Services: Therapy. Neuroaffirming & gender-affirming psychology.

How to get started

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To get started, you can email any enquiries, otherwise you are welcome to book your first appointment below

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