Casey is genuinely interested in people’s stories and has a deep respect for each person’s individuality and autonomy. She is committed to providing a space where every person feels able to express themselves freely, one that fosters curiosity, openness and self-compassion. Her goal is to collaborate with her clients to create therapy goals that are both evidence-based and tailored to each person’s unique history, temperament, social and financial context, and hopes and desires for the future.

Casey holds a Masters degree in Clinical Psychology and has been working, studying, researching, and volunteering in various mental health-related roles for over ten years. As a psychologist, she has provided support to clients across a range of settings including adult psychiatric residential spaces, child community-based teams, specialist mental health services, and university clinics. In the private practice space she has worked primarily with adults facing concerns including (but not limited to) depression, anxiety, difficulties with self concept or identity, relationship concerns, and exploration of gender and sexuality.