Cameron is a caring and approachable neuro-affirming psychologist, who is passionate about helping individuals flourish in all areas of their lives. Cameron has a Bachelor of Psychology (Honours), and has also submitted his PhD (with the Black Dog Institute). He has experience supporting individuals of all ages and with a wide range of difficulties. He is also passionate about supporting neurodiverse individuals (e.g., ADHD’ers and autistic clients) - drawing from his lived experience to help them harness the strengths that can come from their own neuro-diversity.

Throughout his work, Cameron aims to support all individuals to become their best possible selves. He strongly believes that each client is unique and wonderful - and he strives to support and empower his clients to identify and work towards goals that are personally meaningful to them. To achieve this, Cameron uses a broad range of counselling skills (often including humour where appropriate), and helps individuals to recognise their own personal strengths. He also often focuses on helping individuals to be kind to themselves (you will regularly hear him talking about self-compassion), especially during the tough times in life. Ultimately, while Cameron uses a wide variety of therapeutic approaches, he believes that the most important aspect of therapy is to build a supportive bond with clients and to empathically ‘walk together with them’ through their own personal journeys.

When Cameron is not supporting his clients, he enjoys pretending to be a foodie, snuggling his adorable cat (Harry), playing violin, and struggling to decide what TV show to watch!