Feel safe enough to settle – and strong enough to soar.
A shared vision — to create a practice founded on vulnerability, respect, and trust.
With over 25 years of combined experience in the helping professions, we came together with a shared vision. After working alongside each other for more than four years, we’ve developed a deep professional connection built on mutual support and understanding. We believe that the same foundations that strengthen our partnership — courage, compassion, and collaboration — also shape the safe and respectful spaces we create for our clients.
Meet the team
Naomi Weir
Naomi is a Psychologist who believes the heart of effective therapy is genuine human connection. With over a decade of clinical experience, she supports people across the lifespan and has a particular interest in trauma, late-diagnosed Autism and ADHD, eating disorders, anxiety, depression, emotion regulation difficulties, bipolar disorder, and BPD.
Naomi has a warm, down-to-earth style and prioritises building trust and safety in the therapeutic relationship. She brings a deeply non-judgmental and compassionate approach, believing meaningful change occurs when people feel truly seen, understood, and able to connect authentically with their therapist.
Her work draws on evidence-based approaches including DBT, EMDR, Schema Therapy, CBT, CBT-E, and solution-focused strategies. Naomi tailors therapy to each individual, creating a supportive and collaborative space where clients feel empowered to make sense of their experiences and work toward lasting change.
Her style is warm, non-judgmental, and grounded in genuine care — she sees therapy as a partnership and believes that trust and connection are at the heart of effective psychological support. Naomi is LGBTQIA+ affirming, neurodiversity-affirming, and values inclusivity, safety, and collaboration. Whether clients are seeking support with specific challenges or exploring deeper patterns, Naomi views therapy as a partnership and is committed to helping people develop greater self-understanding, resilience, and wellbeing.
Accepts: Medicare – Mental Health Care Plans, Eating Disorder Plans & Enhanced Primary
Care Plans | Private Pay
Fee: $250
Tania Barnett
Tania is a mental health clinician who offers a compassionate, collaborative, and affirming space for people wanting support with their mental health.
She works primarily with individuals experiencing eating disorders, trauma, dissociation, and neurodivergence (including autism and ADHD), while also supporting clients with anxiety, depression, emotional regulation difficulties, and periods of overwhelm.
Her practice is LGBTQIA+ affirming, Health at Every Size® (HAES) aligned, and neurodivergent-affirming, with a strong focus on safety, consent, and respect.
Tania is particularly mindful of the ways trauma, burnout, and systemic pressures can impact wellbeing, and she works at a pace that prioritises stabilisation and sustainability.
Tania draws on a range of evidence-based therapies, including EMDR, Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT), Schema Therapy, Specialist Supportive Clinical Management (SSCM), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) and CBT-E, tailoring her approach to each client’s needs and goals. She values building strong therapeutic relationships and supporting clients to better understand themselves, develop practical coping strategies, and move toward meaningful change.
Her therapeutic style is warm, thoughtful, honest and grounded, and she sees therapy as a partnership. Tania works alongside clients to support improved emotional regulation, self- compassion, and engagement in a life that feels more meaningful and aligned with their values.
Accepts: Medicare – Mental Health Care Plans, Eating Disorder Plans & Enhanced Primary
Care Plans | Private Pay | NDIS | ICWA
Fee: $250
Clinical Supervision
Both Tania and Naomi have experience leading multidisciplinary teams across a range of settings
such as private inpatient mental health, the not for profit sector and private practice. They offer
clinical supervision to a range of professionals.
FAQS
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A mental health OT works similarly to a psychologist.
They have completed their undergraduate training and have then completed an additional two years of supervised practice in mental health. A mental health OT can see clients under a mental health care plan or eating disorder treatment plan.
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Whilst you don’t need a referral, you may be eligible to receive Medicare rebates if your GP refers you under a Mental Health Care Plan or an Eating Disorder Treatment Plan. A Mental Health Care Plan provides up to 10 subsidised sessions per calendar year, while an Eating Disorder Treatment Plan provides up to 40 subsidised sessions over a 12 month period.
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A mental health care plan is a plan created by your regular GP or psychiatrist that allows you to claim up to 10 subsidised sessions with a mental health clinician per year. The initial referral is usually for up to 6 sessions, and most clients need to be reviewed by their referring GP before the full 10 sessions can be used. A mental health care plan does not expire.
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An eating disorder treatment plan is a plan created by your regular GP or psychiatrist that allows you to claim up to 40 subsidised sessions per year with a mental health clinician who is experienced in and has done additional training around working with clients with eating disorders. A client must be reviewed by their GP every 10 sessions, and must be reviewed by a psychiatrist to access sessions 21 and beyond. An eating disorder treatment plan expires 12 months from the date of referral.
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Yes, your health fund may cover psychology or occupational therapy. Please note that private health cannot be used at the same time as another payment system (e.g. medicare or NDIS).
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We know that every person has different sensory needs, and we do our very best to accommodate these needs. We can offer low/minimal lighting options as well as the option for a low scent office space. We have a variety of seating options and can offer telehealth. Please discuss any specific requirements with your clinician and we will do our very best to accommodate.
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We see clients from our office inside Stirling Business Association in Balcatta, Perth. We also work with lots of clients Australia wide via telehealth.
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All cancellations/reschedules require 2 business days notice otherwise the full fee may be charged. For example if your appointment is 10am Tuesday, it will need to be cancelled by 10am Friday. We will always work to fill any late cancellations to avoid the client being charged, but sometimes this is not possible.
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All our clinicians are trauma and eating disorder trained, and have completed training in additional types of therapy, as listed below.
EMDR – Eye Movement Desensitisation and Reprocessing is a mind and body treatment that helps people to heal from trauma and distressing life experiences by processing difficult memories, reducing their emotional impact.
DBT - DBT focuses on building practical skills to help manage intense emotions, cope with distress, and improve relationships. It is especially helpful for people who feel overwhelmed by emotions or stuck in unhelpful patterns.
CBT-E - CBT-E is a structured, evidence-based therapy specifically designed to support people experiencing eating disorders. It helps individuals understand and change unhelpful thoughts and behaviours around food, eating, body image, and self-worth.
Schema - Schema Therapy helps people understand long-standing patterns that developed earlier in life and continue to impact emotions, relationships, and self-belief. It supports change by increasing self-compassion and meeting emotional needs in healthier ways.