Psychology & Social Work | Harper’s Health

Psychology & Social Work at Harper’s Health

Compassionate, Evidence-Based Support for Real Life.

At Harper’s Health, our Psychology and Social Work teams work hand-in-hand to support children, young people, adults, and families through life’s complex and emotional challenges. Whether you're facing a tough transition, navigating mental health concerns, or seeking support for trauma, parenting, or behaviour — our practitioners are here to walk alongside you with warmth, clarity, and care.

Together, these services offer a holistic, collaborative approach that integrates both therapeutic and practical support to help you move forward.

Our Approach
We believe the best outcomes come from seeing the whole person. Our clinicians — including psychologists, provisional psychologists, and social workers — use a person-centred, trauma-informed, and neurodiversity-affirming lens to guide their work.

All practitioners are registered with their relevant governing bodies (AHPRA or AASW) and bring deep experience across evidence-based therapeutic models, strength-based practices, and real-world support systems.

Where appropriate, we work with your family, school, or broader support network to ensure change is not only meaningful — but sustainable.

What We Support

Across psychology and social work, our team can assist with:

Anxiety, depression, and mood concerns
Emotional regulation and coping strategies
Behavioural challenges and ADHD support
Trauma, PTSD, and complex grief
Domestic and family violence
Parenting support and family dynamics
Neurodiversity-affirming care
School and social difficulties
Identity, self-esteem, and relationship concerns
Stress management and life transitions
Advocacy and connections to community services
Support with housing, education, and employment pathways

We also offer psychological assessments tailored to individual needs.

Who We Work With

We support people of all ages and walks of life:

Children with behavioural, developmental, or emotional challenges
Teenagers navigating school pressure, identity, and resilience
Adults managing mental health, trauma, or life transitions
Parents and caregivers seeking support in routines, regulation, or relationships
Families who want a more connected, supported home environment

Specialist Trauma Support — EMDR Therapy

As part of our trauma-informed care model, Harper’s Health offers EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitisation and Reprocessing) therapy through our psychology team. This structured approach helps process distressing memories and emotional triggers linked to trauma, anxiety, and attachment injuries.

Integrated, Individualised Care

While each discipline brings a unique lens — psychology with its clinical therapeutic focus, and social work with its strength in advocacy, systems, and capacity-building — the real power lies in their collaboration. At Harper’s Health, your care is guided by what matters most to you.