Georgia is a Masters-qualified clinician with a background in Counselling and Art Psychotherapy and more than 10 years of experience supporting individuals, young people, and families to create meaningful and lasting change.
As Lead Family Clinician at Relational Minds Mildura, Georgia works closely with children, young people, caregivers, and families, with a particular interest in supporting neurodivergent participants, including those with ASD and ADHD. She provides neurodevelopmental support, psychoeducation, treatment planning, mental health assessments, and psychosocial rehabilitation, primarily through Telehealth services that make support more accessible to families.
Georgia brings extensive experience working alongside NDIS participants, multi-disciplinary teams, and supporting colleagues. Her approach is warm, practical, collaborative, and neuro-affirming, helping families build resilience, recognise their strengths, and work towards their goals.
Drawing on both her professional expertise and lived experience as a carer, Georgia understands the importance of strong support networks and family relationships in recovery and wellbeing. She is committed to culturally safe practice and is a proud ally of the LGBTIQA+ community.
Qualifications & Background:
Master of Counselling, Rehabilitation and Mental Health (AQF 9)
• ACA-Registered Rehabilitation Counsellor
• Background in Art Psychotherapy
• Experience in mental health, psychosocial rehabilitation, neurodevelopment, pain management, and staff wellbeing
Languages:
English (first), with conversational Japanese and Spanish.
A little about Georgia:
Outside of work, Georgia enjoys making ceramics and has travelled extensively around the world. She loves learning about different cultures and bringing curiosity, creativity, and connection into both her personal and professional life.
