Hi there, my name is Emma and I’m a registered clinical psychologist. I have been deep diving into the world of neurodiversity-affirming practice for a while now, and am passionate about connecting with the neurodivergent community, especially folk who might be seen as “high-masking”, or are just embarking on their journey of self-discovery. This has fuelled the creation of Willoway Psychology, where I aim to create a safe and supportive assessment space that you can join from the comfort of your own home.

My approach is compassion-focused and trauma-informed. A lot of unidentified neurodivergent adults go years feeling misunderstood, and I make sure to hold space for that with an accepting, collaborative, judgement-free approach to understand who you are. I aim to keep things relaxed and down-to-earth (because understanding yourself doesn’t have to feel clinical) - it’s ok to join in your PJs, and I will absolutely want to meet your pets.

I’m an accredited member of LOAPAC (League of Autistic Psychologists and Affirming Colleagues) and the AAPI (Australian Association of Psychologists).

Qualifications

• Master of Psychology (Clinical) - The University of Melbourne

• Bachelor of Arts (Degree with Honours) - The University of Melbourne

As a human, I’m multiply neurodivergent and spend most of my free time binging anime, leveling up my favourite characters in Wuthering Waves (I’m sorry Genshin-enjoyers), or obsessing over my dog, who you can meet below.