Mental Health Treatment & NDIS Support

This practice offers services that may assist with issues including:

Depression
Grief and/or loss
Life crises
Pain
Sleep issues
Stress, panic and/or anxiety
Trauma
Being neurodivergent in a world built around neurotypical expectations
Capacity building supports for self-managed NDIS participants

Areas of interest for Moore Psychology include working with:

children, adolescents, and adults;
people who have mood disorders such as anxiety and depression;
people who have chronic illness, such as endometriosis;
Disabled people*;
gifted people;
neurodivergent people;
Indigenous people;
members of the LGBTIQ+ community

*This practice defaults to identity-first language as informed by research such as: Avoiding Ableist Language: Suggestions for Autism Researchers. If an individual client prefers person-first language, for example, “person with a disability,” this practice will honour that preference.

The Australian Association for Psychologists Inc. writes:

It is important to find a psychologist who you like and feel a connection with. Research shows that the therapist-client relationship is the most important factor in helping you get better.

Registered psychologists use a wide variety of techniques to help explore your current challenges and put in place methods to help you move forward. Your psychologist will take the time to assess your situation and then explain their approach.

Danielle enjoys collaborating with clients of all ages presenting with a variety of concerns. She uses a client-centred approach, and a range of modalities including Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Mindfulness Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), and Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT). Danielle strives to practice with cultural humility, and is neurodiversity and LGBTIQA+ affirming.

If you need emergency support, please see this FAQ for resources.