PSYCHOLOGY, ASSESSMENT, INTERVENTION, NDIS, & SUPERVISION (PSYCHOLOGY). AGE RANGE OF CLIENTS: ANY AGE, OLDER ADULTS.
Tarah Laric-Hynes I Clinical Neuro Psychologist I AHPRA Board Approved Supervisor | Positive Behaviour Support Practitioner
Tarah Laric-Hynes is a Clinical Neuropsychologist with more than a decade of experience in the assessment, diagnosis and support of people experiencing cognitive, neurological and behavioural difficulties.
Tarah has particular expertise in understanding how changes in brain functioning can affect a person’s memory, attention, language, executive functioning, decision-making, problem-solving, behaviour, emotional regulation and everyday independence. Her approach is highly individualised and considers not only assessment results, but how a person’s cognitive strengths and difficulties affect their daily life, relationships, safety and participation.
Tarah works with adults and older adults presenting with a range of neurological and neurocognitive conditions, including dementia and other memory disorders, acquired brain injury, neurological disease and complex cognitive presentations. She provides comprehensive neuropsychological assessment, diagnostic clarification, psychoeducation and practical recommendations for clients, families, support teams and treating professionals.
As Director of our Memory Clinic, Tarah provides specialised assessment for individuals experiencing changes in memory or cognitive functioning. She works collaboratively with families, medical practitioners and allied health professionals to assist with diagnostic clarification, capacity and functional considerations, future planning and strategies to support independence and quality of life.
Tarah also has experience providing assessment and consultation in complex medico-legal and insurance matters, including WorkCover, motor vehicle accident, Total and Permanent Disability and other compensation-related matters.
In addition to her neuropsychology work, Tarah is a Psychology Board Approved Supervisor and Positive Behaviour Support Practitioner and Supervisor. Her neuropsychological expertise is particularly valuable when supporting individuals whose behaviours may be influenced by cognitive impairment, neurological conditions, executive functioning difficulties or changes in decision-making capacity.
Tarah holds a Master’s degree in Clinical Neuropsychology and a Bachelor of Health Sciences and is a member of the Australian Psychological Society and its College of Clinical Neuropsychologists.
Tarah is passionate about helping clients, families and support teams better understand the relationship between the brain and behaviour. She takes a practical, compassionate and evidence-based approach, with a strong focus on translating complex assessment findings into meaningful strategies that can improve everyday functioning, safety and quality of life.
She holds a Blue Card, Yellow Card, and NDIS Worker Screening clearance.
Appointments can be made via admin@psychologistsandcounsellors.com.au
PSYCHOLOGY, ASSESSMENT, INTERVENTION, NDIS, & SUPERVISION (PSYCHOLOGY). AGE RANGE OF CLIENTS: ANY AGE (BABIES, TODDLERS, CHILDREN, ADULTS, OLDER ADULTS).
Jennifer (Jeni) Langdon I Clinical Psychologist | Board Approved Supervisor | Positive Behaviour Support Practitioner (Proficient) | Expert Report Writer | Circle of Security Parenting Facilitator | Aviation Psychology
Qualifications:
Clinical Psychologist (Masters of Clinical Psychology - Advanced entry)
AHPRA Board Approved Supervisor
NDIS Positive Behaviour Support Practitioner (Proficient)
Aviation Psychology (including assessments for CASA, treatment/intervention, risk assessments for employer, return to work support)
ACA and PACFA Counsellor Supervisor
Clinical Counsellor with PACFA
Level 4 with ACA
Member of APA, APS, AAPI, AADPA, ACA, PACFA
Jeni Langdon is a Clinical Psychologist (Masters – Advanced Entry), AHPRA Board-Approved Supervisor, and nationally recognised NDIS Positive Behaviour Support Practitioner, offering a rare and highly specialised blend of expertise across aviation psychology, clinical assessment, neurodevelopmental conditions, and complex behavioural intervention. She integrates evidence-based psychological practice with applied aviation knowledge, supporting pilots, trainees, and aviation organisations in areas such as performance optimisation, decision-making under pressure, human factors, fatigue/lifestyle/relationship management, psychological fitness to fly, and resilience in high-risk environments.
With training and leadership in supervision, and a commitment to person-centred, outcomes-driven care, Jeni leads a multidisciplinary team delivering high-quality psychological and behaviour support services across the lifespan. Her work extends across clinical, behavioural and operational settings, with a growing focus on aviation mental health, pilot assessment, and the psychological demands of flight training and long-haul aviation missions.
Jeni is also a trained ACA and PACFA Clinical Counsellor Supervisor, with Level 4 ACA status, and holds memberships with key professional bodies including AHPRA, APS, Australian Aviation Psychology Association, AAPI, AWPA, AADPA, ACA, PACFA, and the APA. She has played a pivotal role in supporting Byron Waller, the youngest pilot to fly around Australia at 14 years old, and to become the youngest pilot at 15 years old to fly around the world in 2025 (www.teenpilotdownunder.com). This work has further strengthened her expertise in youth aviation pathways, high-performance psychology, and the intersection of chronic illness, resilience, and elite aviation performance. Given her own history as a mechanic before retraining in mental health, Jeni understands the challenges of females in male workplaces and enjoys helping females enter the traditionally male dominated aviation industry.
Her team includes psychologists, behaviour support practitioners, counsellors, expert witnesses, IME practitioners, support workers, therapy assistants (TAs), and administrative staff, all committed to delivering trauma-informed, neuro-affirming, and functionally relevant supports. Together, they provide services to individuals, families, schools, organisations, and increasingly, aviation professionals and industry stakeholders.
Whether you are navigating NDIS needs, seeking support as a pilot or aspiring aviator, managing the psychological demands of high-performance environments, returning to school or work, or supporting a family member, Jeni’s practice offers wraparound care that integrates clinical precision with real-world application. Her approach is grounded in understanding human behaviour in context—whether in the home, classroom, workplace, or cockpit.
Services Offered:
Neurodevelopmental disorders (e.g., ASD, ADHD, IQ) and learning assessments for infants, children and adults; Assessment and diagnosis of Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), Intellectual Quotient (IQ), and various learning disorders.
Function of Behaviour Assessments, Functional Capacity Assessments (FCA) for schools and NDIS.
Aviation Psychology – Psychological assessment/testing for CASA and DAME’s, Psychological resilience, stress, and adjustment in aviation settings; specialist support for teen and adult pilots (e.g. medical certification, return to flight).
Eating disorders (Binge/obesity, pre/post bariatric surgery - sorry not currently accepting anorexia/bulimia, please contact Eating Disorders Queensland).
Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) and workplace trauma (Workcover, SIRA).
Child assessment and psychology treatment (note - parents will need to be available to be involved in treatment and willing to participate in home based activities).
Circle of Security Parenting Facilitator for parenting training.
Adult psychology treatment (support persons welcome if you wish).
Treatment offered: Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT), Positive Behaviour Support Plans (PBSP), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Motivational Interviewing (MI), Eye Movement Desensitisation and Reprocessing (EMDR), Dialectical behaviour therapy (DBT), Mindfulness, Hypnotherapy (Conditions apply), Positive Psychology, Emotionally Focused Therapy, Emotional Freedom Tapping (EFT), Solution Focused Therapy, Attachment Therapy, Theraplay, Coaching (business, career, personal), and Narrative Therapy.
Expert Witness Reports for Family Court.
Court ordered therapy for Family Court (note - supply of all relevant court documents is required before acceptance of referral; if your needs are outside of Jeni’s scope of competency she will try and refer you to someone who can help).
School readiness assessments (for schools and parents), a process to test little ones who are meant to be starting school but might be showing signs they are perhaps not quite ready.
Preparation for school entry/re-entry programs (preprep try and allow 8 weeks to 6 months).
Return to school or work after injury or illness programs.
Psychological services for entry into prep or school environment.
Transition to primary and high school.
Transition out of high school and into adulting.
Child safety assessments, intervention and reports.
NDIS review assessments and therapy services across South East Queensland, including Brisbane, Ipswich, Gympie, Toowoomba, and the Gold Coast (travel costs will be incurred).
Parent attachment based programs (from pregnancy through to young adult).
Expert Witness Report Writing:
Provides expert witness reports for Family Court
Provides expert witness reports for Family Court, focusing on neurodevelopmental disorders, learning difficulties, and disability assessments
Collaborative approach with legal teams to ensure representation in court proceedings
Funding and Rebates:
Medicare rebates available with eligible GP/Psychiatrist/Paediatrician referral
Private health rebates available with insurance (contact your policy holder to check)
DVA, NDIS (agency managed for Psychology and behaviour support) WorkCover, SIRA, COMCARE and more
Jeni’s Practice Philosophy: Where compassion meets real world outcomes.
Appointments can be made via admin@psychologistsandcounsellors.com.au (note, all referrals are triaged)
POSITIVE BEHAVIOUR SUPPORT | THERAPY ASSISTANT | SUPPORT WORKER | COUNSELLING
Sarah Verschoore (pronounced: Ver - schoo - rer) | Positive Behaviour Support Practitioner (non-NDIS) | Support Worker | Therapy Assistant (TA)
BA (Visual Arts), GradDip Psych, PostGradDip Psych
Positive Behaviour Support Practitioner
Sarah Verschoore is a Positive Behaviour Support Practitioner with formal qualifications in psychology (honours) and a rich background of lived experience supporting individuals with autism and other neurodiverse presentations. She is skilled in behavioural observation, data collection, and contributing to functional behaviour assessments under clinical supervision of Jennifer Langdon (Clinical Psychologist and Positive Behaviour Support Supervisor).
Grounded in trauma-informed, person-centred, and strengths-based practices, Sarah brings a compassionate and respectful approach to her work. She is actively building her expertise in behaviour support planning and implementation, with a focus on improving quality of life and emotional wellbeing for those she supports. Her work aligns with contemporary NDIS behaviour support practices and the Positive Behaviour Support Capability Framework.
In addition to her professional strengths, Sarah brings a passion for the creative arts, which informs her holistic view of mental health and complements her therapeutic work.
PSYCHOLOGY, INTERVENTION & ASSESSMENT. AGE RANGE: ANY AGE RANGE CHILDREN, TEENS, ADULTS.
Omaima (pronounced O-May-Ma) Kakvi | Psychologist | Counselling | Behaviour Support Practioner
BSc (Hons) in Psychology | Languages spoken are Urdu and English
With a profound interest in child psychology, Omaima possesses a deep understanding of the intricacies of the developing child's mind. Her global educational background and experiences empower her with a rich cultural perspective, enabling her to resonate and connect with individuals from various walks of life.
Omaima's foremost emphasis lies in offering evidence-based interventions, such as Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and mindfulness techniques. Recognising that every client is unique, Omaima tailors her therapeutic methods to align with each individual's distinct needs and aspirations. She endeavours to facilitate lasting positive transformations.
Omaima is particularly dedicated to working with children and teens, incorporating the Circle of Security approach to help them develop secure attachments with their caregivers. This evidence-based intervention focuses on enhancing the emotional bond between parents and children, fostering a supportive and nurturing environment crucial for healthy emotional and social development. In addition to her therapeutic interventions, Omaima conducts comprehensive assessments for Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), IQ, memory, and learning difficulties, ensuring that each child receives the support and understanding they need.
Whether you're an adult seeking guidance or a child in need of an assessment or support, Omaima's warm and nurturing space promises safety and growth.
Omaima’s areas of interest include:
Depression
Anxiety
Stress
Self-Esteem
Perfectionism
Learning and Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) assessments
Autism Spectrum Disorder (assessment and intervention)
Intellectual Impairment
Acquired Brain Injuries
NDIS participants
Omaima can be booked directly at admin@psychologistsandcounsellors.com.au
PSYCHOLOGY, INTERVENTION & ASSESSMENT. AGE RANGE: ANY AGE RANGE CHILDREN, TEENS, ADULTS.
Jhalak Arora | Provisional Psychologist (Clinical Masters) | Positive Behaviour Support Practitioner
Jhalak is a Provisional Psychologist and Positive Behaviour Support Practitioner within our team. She is currently completing her Master of Clinical Psychology at the University of Southern Queensland and is committed to delivering equitable, culturally responsive, and evidence-informed care.
Jhalak has experience supporting individuals across youth mental health, disability services, crisis support, and community settings. She has contributed to the development of trauma-informed resources, co-designed service initiatives, and supported clients navigating complex psychosocial and systemic challenges. She has also provided individualised capacity-building support to neurodivergent young adults within community environments.
Her therapeutic approach is collaborative, person-centred, and strengths-based, integrating Cognitive Behavioural Therapy and Positive Behaviour Support frameworks. Jhalak values authenticity and client voice, and works to create a safe, empowering space where individuals and families feel heard, understood, and supported.
She has a strong interest in supporting NDIS participants, particularly neurodivergent individuals and families experiencing complex life circumstances. Jhalak is also engaged in research and has co-authored publications on parenting interventions and frailty education, reflecting her ongoing commitment to professional growth and evidence-based practice.
Appointments can be made via admin@psychologistsandcounsellors.com.au