About Us
AMY SKETCHER
Child, Adolescent, and family Psychologist
BA. PSYCH. (HONS) MAPS
| Amy is registered psychologist who has broad experience working with children, young people, and families (3-25 yrs). Amy works hard to make therapy fun and engaging, and individually tailors her approach to meet each child’s needs. Amy has spent many years working in the non-government sector and education system including early intervention, through to complex and severe trauma. Now as the Director at Season’s Allied Health she has a vision to create an inviting and friendly setting where children, adolescents, and families can access evidence based treatment for a broad range of emotional, behavioural, and developmental disorders. Amy has a special interest in working with children under 12, and also supporting and up-skilling parents and caregivers. Amy is has completed post graduate training in Child Centred Play Therapy and is offering this alongside psychology services for children 2-10 yrs, and older children with trauma histories and/or delays in development. Amy is a board approved supervisor with the Psychology Board (AHPRA) and is especially interested in supervising practitioners with an interest and passion within the paediatric, adolescent, and family space of therapy and intervention.
Amy is accepting referrals for individual child and adolescent therapy, family therapy, eating disorders (8-16 years), peri & post natal therapy, and parent coaching. Amy has experience and is available for school and community presentations on request. Check out our groups page for more information on groups and workshops on offer. | |
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 | Isabel and JessCustomer SupportYour first interaction with Seasons Allied Health is usually the lovely, and warm Isabel or Jess who provide our clients with support in booking, scheduling appointments, and so much more! Those who have interacted with our admin team know that they are always willing to go above and beyond for our clinicians and clients and supports the clinic to run smoothly behind the scenes. |
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| AugieTherapy dogAugie works very hard to learn all the skills he needs to be a supportive, calming, and welcoming presence in our practice. Augie’s favourite things to do are running free and swimming at the Beach, chasing balls, and curiously making new animal and people friends. Augie comes into the clinic usually in the afternoons and provides a wonderful support and service for our visitors. Trained as a clinical team (with Amy) through Therapy Dogs Australia. |
