As a Clinical & Health Psychologist, I am trained under the Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) model. I have an interest in the natural therapies, take a holistic view of emotional wellbeing, and I have an integrated eclectic therapeutic style. I have a degree in the Behavioural Sciences (Psychology) with Honours and I completed my Doctor of Health Psychology in 2012 at La Trobe University. I am a Fellow Member of the Australian Psychological Society‚'s Clinical and Health Colleges, and I am a registered Psychologist with A.P.H.P.R.A. I have a long history in human resources, training, occupational rehabilitation, and health psychology at a leading general hospital. My doctoral thesis explored the use of motivational strategies to support effective health behaviour change. I also completed additional training through Deakin University to provide Clinical Psychology Services. I have been in private practice since 2004 and I draw on evidence-based strategies to treat a range of emotional imbalances, including helping clients to change their unhealthy habits and self-defeating behaviours. The work I do with clients is to inspire them to grow their potential and live a meaningful, balanced life. I educate and provide strategies to help them challenge their self-limiting beliefs, nurture their strengths, and learn to live by their principal values. In doing so, I help clients to bridge the gap between where they are and where they want to be. In collaborating with my clients to achieve a balanced sense of self, we work towards attaining a healthy mind and a healthy body. We also explore what‚'s possible in realising a purposeful, fully self-expressed life.

Martin Flood is a pharmacist turned Lifestyle Medicine Practitioner. He struggled with food and weight himself, and this led him to create the Food Freedom Brain Training program. Flood believes that people don't need more information about healthy eating, but rather a way to change their habits. His program focuses on rewiring the brain's habit pathways to help people achieve food freedom.

Sallyanne Pisk is an accredited practising dietitian and mindfulness practitioner. Also referred to as an eating mindset dietitian. She combines a mindfulness-based approach with sound and practical nutrition and lifestyle advice. Over the past thirty years Sallyanne has enjoyed working in various fields of nutrition, research and management in Australia and New Zealand. These experiences led her to write her book Eating for You and develop a series of online nutrition and lifestyle programs. She also hosts the Eating for You Podcast and facilitates a free online community for women.