Senior Psychologist
Lead Women's Health Psychologist
Feeling comfortable with the person you’re talking to can make such a difference in therapy. I like to take the time to build that connection, creating a space that feels gentle, relaxed and genuinely collaborative, where you can talk openly about what’s happening in your life and have an equal say in where our conversations take us.
We’ll keep sight of what has brought you to therapy and what you’re hoping to work towards, while also making room for the things that emerge along the way. Sometimes that might mean focusing on practical tools that can help with what’s difficult right now; at other times, we might explore more deeply the emotional or behavioural patterns that have developed over time. I bring curiosity, empathy and a genuine interest in understanding your experience, with therapy unfolding at a pace and in a way that feels right for you.
As a Senior Psychologist and Lead Women's Health Psychologist at Laburnum Psychology, I work with clients across a range of therapy and counselling needs.
Connection and mutual understanding provide the foundation for how I bring different therapeutic approaches together. I tend to begin by developing a shared understanding of what has brought someone to therapy and what feels most important to them, before drawing on evidence-based approaches in ways that fit their needs, goals and where we are in the therapeutic process.
| Qualifications | Bachelor of Psychology (Honours) Master of Professional Psychology |
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| Professional memberships | Registered Psychologist (AHPRA) |
| Previous experience | Before entering clinical psychology, Maggie worked in a non-clinical role within the family-violence sector at The Orange Door. Her subsequent clinical experience has developed in private practice, where her work has increasingly centred on adults and women, including the emotional and psychological experiences surrounding pregnancy, fertility, loss and parenthood. |
| Area of practice | Perinatal and reproductive mental health Pregnancy, conception and fertility Pregnancy and infant loss Parenting and adjustment to parenthood Women’s mental health |
Have a free 15-minute chat with our intake team. We’ll take the time to understand what’s bringing you to therapy and help you identify the team member who’s the best match for you. No pressure, no obligation.
