Dr Gabrielle Klepfisz

Clinical & Forensic Psychologist

Gabrielle has a wide range of experience working with adults and older adolescents. After completing her Doctorate in Clinical and Forensic Psychology at Swinburne University, she has worked in the Drug and Alcohol sector and in forensic settings, undertaking both assessments and treatment.

Gabrielle helps her clients better understand what has been going on for them, and together, you will make a plan for how best to address these concerns. She believes in the importance of working with clients where they are at, so that they find the sessions meaningful and useful. Her therapeutic approach integrates years’ of professional experience and training with warmth, authenticity, and her own humanness. Sessions will often involve a mix of understanding long-term patterns whilst developing coping skills that empower you to relate differently to yourself and others.

Gabrielle is a Board Approved Supervisor and is also available to provide individual supervision to other psychologists.

Dillon Fourie

Registered Psychologist

Dillon is a compassionate psychologist with seven years of experience in diverse clinical settings. He holds a Master of Psychotherapy and a Master of Professional Psychology, equipping him with a solid foundation in both therapeutic practice and psychological theory. Dillon has provided support and care in various environments, including prisons, drug and alcohol rehabilitation centres, behavioural change programs, crisis centres, employment services, the disability sector, and private practice.

Dillon’s therapeutic approach is integrative, drawing on Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavioural Therapy (DBT), and Schema Therapy. He tailors his methods to each client, recognizing that every individual’s journey is unique. Dillon specializes in treating anxiety-based disorders, personality disorders, and neurodivergence, with a particular focus on ADHD and OCD.

Beyond his specialties, Dillon is dedicated to working with a diverse range of clients, welcoming all concerns with an open mind and a non-judgmental approach. He believes in creating a safe, collaborative space where clients can explore their thoughts and feelings, gain insight into their challenges, and develop strategies for positive change.

Dillon’s experience across various sectors has honed his ability to adapt to complex situations and provide effective, empathetic care. Whether you’re struggling with anxiety, managing a mood disorder, navigating relationship challenges, or seeking support for substance use, Dillon is committed to helping you achieve greater well-being and resilience.

Nicole Wigney

Clinical & Educational/Developmental Psychologist

Nicole is a dually endorsed Clinical Psychologist and Educational & Developmental Psychologist with over eight years of experience providing psychological therapy and assessment across clinical, school, and educational settings. She works with adolescents (10+), young people, and adults, offering neurodiversity-affirming, evidence-based support tailored to individual strengths, challenges, and developmental context. Holding a Master of Psychology (Educational and Developmental) from the Australian Catholic University, Nicole is qualified to integrate therapeutic and assessment approaches, particularly for clients with complex, internalised, or developmentally nuanced presentations.

With a strong clinical interest in Autism and ADHD, Nicole is particularly experienced in working with adolescents and adults who may present with masked or internalised features of neurodivergence. Her expertise extends to supporting those with anxiety and OCD, including clients with co-occurring neurodivergence, as well as trauma, emotion regulation difficulties, and adjustment challenges across the lifespan. She works collaboratively with clients, and where appropriate, parents and caregivers, to develop practical, individualised strategies that support long-term functioning and wellbeing.

Nicole’s practice is fundamentally client-centred and developmentally informed. She values collaborative formulation, transparency, and pacing therapy to meet each client where they are, creating a thoughtful environment where it is hoped that most individuals feel genuinely heard and understood. In addition to her clinical work, Nicole is a Board-Approved Supervisor who offers collaborative, reflective, and strength-based supervision to psychologists across both therapeutic and assessment domains. Known for creating a safe environment where complexity is welcomed and nuance is respected; Nicole is dedicated to supporting the growth and insight of both her clients and the practitioners she mentors.

Peter Harvey

Registered Psychologist

Peter has extensive experience as a registered psychologist, working across a variety of settings in both the public and private mental health sectors and drug & alcohol field. He has supported people through a range of challenges including substance misuse, dependence or addiction, relationship issues, depression, anxiety, grief & loss and childhood trauma.

His work with clients focuses on a processing of suppressed emotions, identifying problematic thinking and belief systems, as well as understanding the role key relationships play in the self-defeating and limiting patterns that can recur throughout our lives. He believes that through the therapeutic conversation, a person can uncover the story of who they are and begin the process of making more helpful and life affirming choices for themselves.