Sarah Kadzombas

Sarah is a compassionate Registered Psychologist who has experience working with a diverse range of clients, including children, adolescents, adults, LGBTQIA+ and indigenous populations. Additionally, she has extensive experience working with people with disabilities, including acquired brain injury, intellectual disability and Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD).

Sarah is a passionate psychologist with a keen interest in working with people experiencing anxiety, mood disorders, procrastination, addiction, confidence, low self-esteem, motivation, relationship and interpersonal difficulties. Sarah has learned and believes that no one knows another person better than they do and while she will guide you along your journey, making and maintaining changes is up to you. She uses everyday language to help clients understand psychology, their symptoms and the brain.

Sarah believes in the importance of learning her clients’ individual needs and developing a therapeutic plan tailored to them, helping them gain the best results from therapy. Fully aware of how the physical, psychological and social aspects of being, impact overall mental well-being, Sarah believes in a holistic approach to therapy and as such, through her warm and empathetic approach to therapy, includes elements of each to achieve lasting change. She endeavours to provide a safe space to connect with self in an authentic and self-compassionate way.

Sarah has worked in a range of settings, including schools, charities, private practice, employment service, NDIS, and non-government organisations where she has provided: telephone crisis support, mental health counselling, and psychological assessment and treatment to children and adults.