Timothy Collier
Tim is a thoughtful and approachable psychologist, regarded for his commitment to working with care, respect, and an appreciation for each person's individual story. Tim's approach to therapy is collaborative, and he believes that a good fit between patient and therapist is essential.
Tim has an interest in supporting people with specific concerns (e.g., anxiety, panic, low mood, postnatal difficulties), in addition to more general concerns in living, including difficulties related to university, work, relationships, and identity. In addition to private practice, Tim is currently completing a PhD in mother-infant mental health at Monash University.
Tim has worked with adults experiencing a diverse range of concerns across various settings, including public health, universities, and private practice.
Annamariya Hurducas
Annamariya values being attuned to the needs of her patients, and creates a safe therapeutic space for discussing difficult experiences. Her capacity to engage with people from all walks of life is evident in her work, where she employs a relational approach to support development and change.
Annamariya has an interest in supporting people with concerns related to eating, trauma, anxiety, low mood, obsessive-compulsive behaviours, relationship difficulties, and sleep. Additionally, she supports people with broader concerns related to personality, identity, and stress.
