Consulting Practitioners
Heed Psychology & Co is home to independent practitioners who consult from our shared space in Cannon Hill, Brisbane. Each practitioner runs their own business and manages their own appointments, fees and client care, bringing a range of experience, areas of interest and therapeutic approaches.
Explore the profiles below to learn more about each practitioner, including their services and consulting days, and to book an appointment or contact them directly.
Dr. Lauren Roche
Clinical Psychologist
Doctor of clinical psychology & master of science (sydney university)
- Anxiety & depression in late life
- Adjustment to illness & disability
- Psychological impact of cancer
- End-of-life and life-limiting illness
- Life transitions
- Grief & loss
- Dementia & its impact on family members
- Neurological conditions
- Severe dermatological conditions
- Mood disorders in adulthood (anxiety, low mood)
Status: currently accepting new clients.
Availability: Wednesdays
Lauren is a clinical psychologist who supports adults and older adults through the changes that come with ageing, illness and life transitions. Lauren is interested in the ways that changes in health, identity and roles can shape our sense of self worth and wellbeing. Her therapeutic work helps to support people to find meaning and a sense of direction during periods of change.
Her career spans hospital and private practice settings in QLD, NSW and the UK, where she developed a passion for the psychological wellbeing of older persons (65+) and persons adjusting to health conditions. Lauren works from a CBT, Schema Therapy and relational psychodynamic approach for adults wanting short and longer term therapy. Lauren is available for a brief introductory call or email correspondence before you book.
Ashley Glennie
Psychologist
BPsy(hons)
- ADHD & coaching
- Neurodiversity
- Perinatal mental health
- OCD
- Anxiety & work
- Burnout
Status: currently accepting new clients
Availability: Wednesdays in clinic, Mondays & Thursdays via telehealth
Age range: Adolescents and adults aged 12+
Ashley is a registered psychologist who supports adolescents and adults with emotional, social and everyday challenges. Her approach is warm, relaxed and down to earth, offering a space where people can feel understood and explore what is getting in the way. Ashley works collaboratively with clients to build on their strengths, understand their experiences and develop practical strategies that make everyday life feel more manageable.
Ashley tailors therapy to each person’s needs, drawing on Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Motivational Interviewing and Eye Movement Desensitisation and Reprocessing (EMDR). Her work combines compassionate support with evidence-based approaches, helping clients find a way forward that fits their lives.
Liana Quinlivan
endorsed midwife
founder of day dot midwifery
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Pregnancy & parenting after loss
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Pregnancy loss, stillbirth & neonatal death
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Termination for medical reasons (TFMR)
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Birth trauma & preparing for birth after trauma
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Complex pregnancy diagnoses
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Preparing for the birth of a baby with a life-limiting condition
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Postnatal care following loss
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Supporting neurodivergent parents & couples
Status: accepting new clients.
Availability: Thursdays at Heed Psychology & Co (adding Wednesdays from 2027), fortnightly in Spring Hill. Telehealth and home visits available.
Liana is an endorsed midwife who provides individualised, trauma-informed care through pregnancy, birth and life after loss. With almost 20 years of experience supporting bereaved families, she brings a gentle, practical and person-centred approach. Her professional experience, alongside her own lived experience, informs Liana's understanding of the complexities of grief, pregnancy and parenting after loss.
Through Day Dot Midwifery, Liana offers a supportive space to ask questions, prepare for appointments and decisions, and navigate the physical and emotional aspects of care. She works alongside each family’s existing healthcare team, including obstetricians and GPs, providing continuity and additional support when pregnancy, birth or loss feels particularly complex.
Amy Larsen
counsellor
BSW, MCouns
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Grief, loss & bereavement
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Sudden, unexpected & traumatic loss
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Infertility & the journey to parenthood
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Pregnancy after loss
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Parenting through grief
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Early parenting challenges
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Motherhood & changes in identity
Status: wait time is currently 4-6 weeks
Availability: Wednesdays & Thursdays at Heed Psychology & Co
Amy is a social worker and counsellor with 15 years of experience who offers a gentle, welcoming space for conversations about life, loss and grief. She understands that grief can be messy and complicated, and that starting counselling can feel like a big step. Amy welcomes people as they are, with room for whatever they are feeling and no expectation to have the right words. Her approach supports people to find their own way through loss, allowing moments of calm and connection alongside sorrow.
Amy’s work has included supporting bereaved families within the coronial system and hospital settings, including oncology, palliative care and paediatric bereavement. Her personal and professional experiences of loss inform the care and understanding she brings to these conversations. She also warmly supports parents navigating infertility, pregnancy after loss, early parenting and the changes in identity that come with motherhood, offering space to explore these experiences openly and without judgement.
Thomas Heidrich
Psychologist
MPsych (ed&dev)
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Anxiety & depression
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Neurodiversity
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Parenting & attachment
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Couple & family relationships
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Sexuality & identity
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Resilience & self-esteem
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School engagement & school refusal
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Gaming, social media & screen-use difficulties
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Cognitive, academic achievement & ADHD assessments
Status: accepting limited new clients.
Availability: Mondays at Heed Psychology & Co.
Languages: English & conversational Brazillian Portugese.
Tom is a registered psychologist who offers a warm, collaborative space for individuals and families to explore what is happening in their lives. He takes time to understand each person’s experiences, strengths and hopes, working together to find a way forward that feels right for them. With training in development across the lifespan, Tom welcomes people of all ages and particularly enjoys working with neurodivergent clients.
Tom has a special interest in helping families navigate challenges around gaming, social media and screen use, supporting connection and understanding along the way. He is affirming of the LGBTQIA+ community and welcomes people from diverse cultural and language backgrounds. Alongside therapy, Tom offers cognitive, academic achievement and ADHD assessments to help people better understand their learning, strengths and support needs
Haylee King
Director | Educational & Developmental Psychologist
BEd(Hons), BSci(Hons), MPsych (Ed&Dev), MAAPi
- Attachment & relationships
- Identity & life transitions
- Grief & loss
- Eating disorders
- Chronic health conditions
Status: not currently accepting new clients.
Haylee is an endorsed Educational and Developmental Psychologist and an accredited eating disorder clinician. Working in clinical practice, she has a particular passion for attachment and relationships. Her training provides a strong foundation in understanding how people grow and change across the lifespan, from infancy through to older adulthood. She enjoys working with older adolescents, adults, and couples.
Haylee is a gentle and intuitive therapist who creates a safe, reflective space where clients can feel supported and understood. Her approach is warm and conversational, often incorporating humour while remaining grounded in evidence-based practice. She works collaboratively with clients to explore challenges, understand patterns, and develop more compassionate ways of relating to themselves and others, supporting meaningful and lasting change.