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Who we are
Grace McMurtrie
Senior Psychologist (Consultant) | Couples Therapist | Clinic-based Supervisor
GradDip (Psychology) GradDip (Advanced Psych) BAcc
Grace has previously worked as an Accountant in a top tier firm before finding her passion for psychology. A graduate of the internship program at You Matter Psychologists, Grace uses an evidence and attachment-based EFT approach to provide both individual and couple's therapy. Gracie works across many presentations including relationship distress; depression; anxiety; mentoring; PTSD and adjustment disorders. Gracie specialises in working with individuals and couples within all relationship contexts, whether it be the relationship with themselves; monogamous; polyamorous; heterosexual or homosexual; parent-child; or platonic. She supports her clients to reconnect with their deeper attachment needs and values; engage more meaningfully with the significant people in their lives; and identify and move past "stuck" points in their lives.
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She also draws on Cognitive Behavioural Therapy; Acceptance and Commitment Therapy; and a range of other therapeutic interventions to support her clients in living more meaningful lives.
Daniela Raeth
Senior Clinical Psychologist (Consultant) | Toowoomba
BSW MPsych (Clin)
Daniela completed her training in Germany in Clinical Psychology. Daniela has worked for non-government organisations as a Team Leader/Case Manager, social worker and worked in Psychiatric Clinics. Daniela has published research on the treatment of Panic Disorder and Agoraphobia.
Peter Amundsen
Senior Clinical Psychologist (Consultant)
Bsc(Psych) Hons, MPsych(Prof), MPsych(Clin)
Peter works with adults navigating anxiety, ADHD, workplace stress, and life transitions, with a particular interest in men’s mental health. With experience in both hands-on and leadership roles across technical, trade, and high-pressure industries, he understands the demands of fast-paced work environments and the mental load that comes with them. His down-to-earth, practical approach helps clients develop the skills needed to manage stress, improve resilience, and work toward meaningful goals.
His work with men is guided by current research on men’s mental health, which highlights the benefits of an action-oriented, goal-focused approach. He recognizes that many men prefer structured strategies that lead to tangible outcomes, and he integrates this research-driven perspective into therapy. Understanding the unique challenges men often face—including societal expectations, emotional suppression, and work-life pressures—he helps clients develop practical tools for resilience, well-being, and long-term success. His work emphasizes problem-solving, skill development, and meaningful action, ensuring therapy feels relevant and applicable to daily life.
Using evidence-based approaches, including Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT), he helps clients build psychological flexibility, manage stress, and develop coping strategies to navigate life’s challenges in meaningful ways. His approach fosters self-awareness, emotional control, and the ability to handle setbacks with confidence and adaptability.
For adults with ADHD, he offers tailored strategies to improve focus, impulsivity, and executive function, helping clients build structure and stay on top of responsibilities. He also supports individuals experiencing workplace anxiety, perfectionism, and career uncertainty, particularly those in leadership or high-stakes roles.
Norman Ramos
Senior Psychologist (Consultant)
BPsychSci(Hons), MPsych(Coun)
Norman has worked in various psychological settings such as pain management rehabilitation, with youth suffering from anxiety and depression and in a paediatric outpatient clinic in a major Brisbane hospital where he assessed and treated a range of conditions such as ADHD, Autism, behavioural difficulties and anxiety.
Bonnie Mackay
Psychologist (Consultant)
BPsychSci(Hons), MPsych(Coun)
Bonnie is experienced in working working with anxiety, depression, stress, burnout, ADHD and Autism, and a special interest in assessment. She has a person centred approach which uses Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) or Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) based therapeutic interventions. Bonnie enjoys a warm empathetic therapeutic approach that considers all aspects of a persons life and focuses on each client’s individual goals, values and needs, tailoring therapeutic approaches to fit the client. She focuses on creating a safe space for clients to share, and to provide a service that is warm and person-centred, working to provide the highest quality of treatment and care to every client
Philip Gosschalk
Principal Clinical Psychologist | Board Approved Supervisor
BA PGradDip (Psych) MPsych (Clin)
Khari works with individuals across the lifespan who are experiencing emotional distress, feeling stuck, or seeking practical, evidence-based support to improve self-understanding and facilitate meaningful change. Her approach is warm, collaborative, and person-centred, with therapy grounded in an understanding of each individual’s experiences within the context of their values, strengths, and life circumstances.
They support adults presenting with a range of concerns, including generalised anxiety, panic, social anxiety, low mood and depression, stress and burnout, trauma and post-traumatic stress, emotional regulation difficulties, perfectionism and self-criticism, and challenges related to relationships or life transitions (e.g., work-related stress, study demands, or health changes). They also work with adults who are exploring or living with neurodevelopmental differences and who may be seeking greater self-understanding or support with day-to-day functioning.
Angela Stewart (O'Neale)
Senior Psychologist (Consultant)
BPsych (Hons) MPsych (Clin) BTeach (Primary) Bd (APD)
Khari works with individuals across the lifespan who are experiencing emotional distress, feeling stuck, or seeking practical, evidence-based support to improve self-understanding and facilitate meaningful change. Her approach is warm, collaborative, and person-centred, with therapy grounded in an understanding of each individual’s experiences within the context of their values, strengths, and life circumstances.
They support adults presenting with a range of concerns, including generalised anxiety, panic, social anxiety, low mood and depression, stress and burnout, trauma and post-traumatic stress, emotional regulation difficulties, perfectionism and self-criticism, and challenges related to relationships or life transitions (e.g., work-related stress, study demands, or health changes). They also work with adults who are exploring or living with neurodevelopmental differences and who may be seeking greater self-understanding or support with day-to-day functioning.
Jeremy Sharp
Senior Psychologist (Consultant)
BSci (Psychology) GradDip (Psychology)
Khari works with individuals across the lifespan who are experiencing emotional distress, feeling stuck, or seeking practical, evidence-based support to improve self-understanding and facilitate meaningful change. Her approach is warm, collaborative, and person-centred, with therapy grounded in an understanding of each individual’s experiences within the context of their values, strengths, and life circumstances.
They support adults presenting with a range of concerns, including generalised anxiety, panic, social anxiety, low mood and depression, stress and burnout, trauma and post-traumatic stress, emotional regulation difficulties, perfectionism and self-criticism, and challenges related to relationships or life transitions (e.g., work-related stress, study demands, or health changes). They also work with adults who are exploring or living with neurodevelopmental differences and who may be seeking greater self-understanding or support with day-to-day functioning.
Megan Puckering
Psychologist
BPsycSci (Hons), 4+2 Professional Training
Khari works with individuals across the lifespan who are experiencing emotional distress, feeling stuck, or seeking practical, evidence-based support to improve self-understanding and facilitate meaningful change. Her approach is warm, collaborative, and person-centred, with therapy grounded in an understanding of each individual’s experiences within the context of their values, strengths, and life circumstances.
They support adults presenting with a range of concerns, including generalised anxiety, panic, social anxiety, low mood and depression, stress and burnout, trauma and post-traumatic stress, emotional regulation difficulties, perfectionism and self-criticism, and challenges related to relationships or life transitions (e.g., work-related stress, study demands, or health changes). They also work with adults who are exploring or living with neurodevelopmental differences and who may be seeking greater self-understanding or support with day-to-day functioning.
DeanNeighbour
Psychologist (Consultant)
BPsychSc(Hons), MPsych(Clin)
Khari works with individuals across the lifespan who are experiencing emotional distress, feeling stuck, or seeking practical, evidence-based support to improve self-understanding and facilitate meaningful change. Her approach is warm, collaborative, and person-centred, with therapy grounded in an understanding of each individual’s experiences within the context of their values, strengths, and life circumstances.
They support adults presenting with a range of concerns, including generalised anxiety, panic, social anxiety, low mood and depression, stress and burnout, trauma and post-traumatic stress, emotional regulation difficulties, perfectionism and self-criticism, and challenges related to relationships or life transitions (e.g., work-related stress, study demands, or health changes). They also work with adults who are exploring or living with neurodevelopmental differences and who may be seeking greater self-understanding or support with day-to-day functioning.
Hariklia (Khari) Garavelis
Senior Psychologist (Consultant)
BPsychSc(Hons), MPsych(Coun)
Khari brings a thoughtful, collaborative, and evidence-based approach to psychological practice, working with individuals across the lifespan who are experiencing emotional distress, feeling stuck, or seeking support to make meaningful change. Drawing on her clinical training and professional experience, they offer a warm yet structured therapeutic style that is grounded in an understanding of each individual’s values, strengths, and life context.
Throughout her clinical work, Khari has supported adults presenting with a broad range of mental health concerns, including generalised anxiety, panic, social anxiety, low mood and depression, stress and burnout, trauma and post-traumatic stress, emotional regulation difficulties, perfectionism and self-criticism, as well as challenges related to relationships and life transitions (e.g., work, study, or health-related changes). She also works with adults who are exploring or living with neurodevelopmental differences and who may be seeking greater self-understanding or support with day-to-day functioning.
Khari is committed to delivering high-quality, evidence-based psychological care and draws primarily on Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and trauma-informed approaches. Therapy is delivered within a structured yet flexible framework and guided by collaborative goal setting, reflective discussion, and practical skill development. Within a supportive, non-judgemental, and collaborative therapeutic environment, Khari aims to support clients to feel understood, empowered, and actively engaged in creating sustainable change.
Consultant Psychologists work with, and not for our clinic, but share the same values and commitment to quality psychology services.
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