Our Team
At Healthy Mind Centre, we understand the importance of finding the best possible match for your needs. While our personalised triaging process ensures you're connected with the most suitable clinician with the soonest availability, you can read about our dedicated team below. Click here to learn more about our referral process.
Our Clinical Leadership
Healthy Mind Centre’s clinical leadership is guided by Emma Langley, Clinical Psychologist and Co-Director. Emma is intentional about creating a space where clients and clinicians feel safe, welcomed, and understood. She prioritises clear communication and reduced barriers to support, and works to ensure your experience of the practice reflects the values the it’s built on.
Emma works closely with Senior Clinical Psychologist Catherine Bishop, who provides direct support and supervision to all of our early-career clinicians. Together, they maintain a clear and consistent framework that encourages growth and supports our clinicians to do their best work. Client wellbeing, ethical practice, and thoughtful care sit at the centre of this approach and enable our clinicians to stay responsive to the needs of the people they support.
We hope this helps you understand who we are and how we approach the work we do. To learn more about the clinicians on our team, read on below.
Lillijana Murphy
Lillijana (she/her) is a Provisional Psychologist nearing completion of her Master of Psychology (Clinical). After her time with us as a placement student, Lilli will return to the team from February to continue her work with clients. She will offer online-only appointments for new and returning clients who prefer to access support from the comfort of their home.
Lilli provides therapy for teens and adults experiencing anxiety, low mood, grief, life stress, and other general mental health concerns. She also conducts psychological assessments, including for ADHD and Specific Learning Disorder.
Lilli ‘s session fees remain reduced until Medicare rebates become available. Appointments will be offered Tuesday to Thursday from February 2026, exclusively online.
We are currently taking enquiries from new and returning clients who would like to explore online appointment options. You can get in touch through our contact page to see whether Lilli may be a good fit for you.
Stella Dodds
Stella is a Provisional Psychologist who has completed her Master of Professional Psychology at the University of Tasmania and will be commencing her internship (5+1 pathway) under the supervision of senior clinical psychologist Catherine Bishop.
She believes all individuals deserve access to a compassionate, non-judgemental space to explore and navigate psychological concerns. Stella offers a warm, steady presence and aims to be a secure base for the people she works with. She has experience delivering CBT and ACT within a person-centred framework, and administering cognitive and learning assessments.
Stella does not yet offer Medicare rebates, so her fees are reduced to make her services more affordable for everyone. From January 2026, she will be supporting clients Tuesdays to Fridays. You can get in touch through our contact page to see whether Stella may be a good fit for you.
Elly Winwood
Elly (she/her) is a Registered Psychologist with a Master of Psychology (Clinical) from UTAS. Elly enjoys working with people across the lifespan and values building meaningful connections with clients. She has a particular interest in the assessment, diagnosis, and treatment of neuropsychological conditions that affect learning, memory, attention, and decision-making.
Outside of work, Elly enjoys cozying up on the couch with her dog and some snacks, and getting lost in a good book.
Elly will soon be able to offer Medicare rebates with a valid GP referral. She is available for appointments on Tuesdays.
Grace De Morgan
Grace (she/they) is a Provisional Psychologist with a Master of Professional Psychology. She is currently studying a Master of Psychology (Clinical) at UTas.
Grace seeks to provide therapy from an evidence-based, client-centred approach that acknowledges systemic oppression and psychology's complex history within that. They currently use a combination of CBT and ACT, and special interests include neurodivergence, gender, sexuality, and religious trauma.
Before studying psychology, Grace worked as a professional writer, with a background as a playwright, author, and copywriter. On the weekends, she likes to read, ocean swim, and go on road trips.
Grace currently does not yet offer Medicare rebates, so their fees are reduced to make services more affordable for everyone. Grace is available for appointments from Wednesday to Friday.
You can get in touch through our contact page to see whether Grace may be a good fit for you.
Victoria Montes Monsalve
Victoria is a Provisional Psychologist, currently validating her qualifications in Australia. She holds a Master’s in Clinical Psychology from Universidad Andrés Bello in Chile, where she developed a strong foundation in psychoanalysis.
Victoria has a particular interest in Attachment Theory and works with adults experiencing anxiety, low mood, stress, and self-esteem difficulties. She uses a compassionate, evidence-based approach to support clients in building secure relationships, resilience, and self-compassion. She also enjoys working with parents, helping them to understand their children’s needs in an attuned way and strengthen parent–child relationships through guidance and practical strategies.
As a native Spanish speaker, Victoria warmly welcomes Spanish-speaking clients to Healthy Mind Centre. Outside of work, she enjoys meditation, paddleboarding, and collecting shells along the shore.
Victoria does not yet offer Medicare rebates, so her fees are reduced to make her services more affordable for everyone. She is available for appointments from Wednesday to Friday.
You can get in touch through our contact page to see whether Victoria may be a good fit for you.
Amanda Westcott
Amanda is an Accredited Mental Health Social Worker with over 15 years’ experience supporting adults and children. She enjoys working across the lifespan and has a particular interest in the impacts of trauma.
Amanda works in a person-centred, trauma-informed way and brings warmth, curiosity, and compassion to her sessions. She draws on a range of evidence-based approaches including EMDR, Narrative Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and creative modalities such as Art and Play Therapy.
Outside of Healthy Mind Centre, Amanda enjoys spending time in nature, cooking, exercising, and being with her dog, Teddy.
Amanda can offer Medicare rebates with a valid GP referral. She supports clients on Mondays and Fridays.
Amanda is accepting new clients from January 2026. If you think Amanda may be a good fit for you, please get in touch via our contact page to determine the next steps.
Isabelle Goodwin
Isabelle is an Accredited Practising Dietitian (APD) and Credentialed Eating Disorder Clinician (CEDC) who studied at UTas and Deakin University. She is committed to helping her clients feel empowered to become fearless eaters and confident in their own skin.
She is experienced in supporting clients with eating disorders, particularly binge eating disorder (BED), food intolerance, strong food preferences, and emotional eating.
Izzy practices with a non-diet, weight-neutral approach and supports her clients to build intuitive eating skills. She focuses on building healthy, sustainable habits with her clients.
Izzy can offer Medicare rebates with a valid Chronic Condition Management Plan or Eating Disorder Care Plan referral. She offers appointments exclusively via telehealth (online) on Mondays and Tuesdays. If you think Izzy may be a good fit, you can learn more or book here.
Evangeline Lilley-Hale
Evangeline is a Psychologist who enjoys working with pre-teens, adolescents and adults experiencing anxiety, depression, grief, significant life changes or relationship difficulties. Evangeline uses a range of therapeutic approaches, particularly CBT, ACT and EFT.
When not at HMC, Evangeline can be found outdoors exploring or catching up with friends over coffee.
Evangeline supports her clients exclusively through the convenience of telehealth (online).
Evangeline can offer Medicare rebates with a valid GP referral. She supports clients Tuesday to Friday.
Warwick Green
Warwick is a Provisional Psychologist with a Master of Professional Psychology. He supports individuals across the lifespan using CBT and ACT to address mental health challenges like anxiety, depression, and stress. Warwick has a particular interest in phobias, OCD, sleep issues, bipolar, and substance use. He also provides neurodivergence assessments, including for ADHD, autism, and learning differences.
With a background in Outdoor Advertising management and as an adventure caving and multi-pitch rock climbing instructor, Warwick brings a wealth of life experience to his role at HMC. He has an empathetic approach and enjoys bringing out the best in people. In his spare time, Warwick participates in ocean swimming races and various volunteer roles.
Warwick currently doesn't offer Medicare rebates, so his fees are reduced to make his services more affordable for everyone. Warwick supports clients Monday to Friday.
Bec Reid
Bec (she/her) is a Psychologist who enjoys supporting clients across the lifespan with a wide range of presentations. She also has experience in assessing and diagnosing developmental differences, including global developmental delay, intellectual disability, specific learning disorders, ADHD, and Autism.
Bec will be returning to Healthy Mind Centre in early 2026. She will begin by offering psychological assessments, with therapy sessions to follow later in the year. We will start welcoming enquiries for therapy in the New Year - our team can guide you through whether Bec may be a suitable clinician for your needs. if you’d like more information, you can send us an enquiry.
Bec can offer Medicare rebates with a valid GP referral. She will be available for appointments on Mondays from early 2026.
Ange Bertram
Ange is a PTPA-Registered Play Therapist, early childhood teacher, and ACA-registered counsellor. With a background in early childhood intervention, she is passionate about helping children build confidence, self-agency, and social-emotional skills through play.
Ange works with children aged 2–12 to support play skills, development, wellbeing, regulation, and neurodiversity, at Healthy Mind Centre and within education and care settings. Her integrative approach draws on directive and non-directive play therapy, child development theory, positive psychology, mindfulness, DIR Floortime, and Learn to Play principles. She also offers child-led counselling when talk-based approaches are appropriate.
Alongside individual sessions, Ange facilitates small group play sessions where children can practise social communication and discover new strengths.
Outside of work, Ange enjoys painting, reading, running, and adventures with her family. She supports clients Monday to Friday and does not offer rebates.
Catherine Bishop
Catherine is a Senior Clinical Psychologist at HMC, with a particular focus on adults and older adults. She uses a variety of therapeutic approaches, including ACT, CBT, DBT, and EMDR. Catherine supports clients with anxiety, depression, PTSD, OCD, eating disorders, and trauma recovery. She is especially passionate about helping people with grief, loss, body image, and relationships with food..
Catherine is also able to provide assessment services and enjoys helping neurodivergent individuals better understand and embrace their unique qualities.
Catherine can offer Medicare rebates with a valid GP referral. She supports clients on Tuesdays and Fridays.
You can read more about Catherine here.
Anna Clarke
Anna is a Psychologist with a background in social work, supporting young people living in out-of-home care. At HMC, Anna supports adolescents and adults experiencing anxiety, depression, suicidal ideation, addiction, trauma, and aggression. They are also passionate about Neurodivergent-Affirming practices for Autism and ADHD.
Anna has pursued additional training in several areas of interest. Anna is an EMDRAA Accredited Consultant, an AAPTA Registered Play Therapist, and is certified in delivering the Safe and Sound Protocol.
Anna supports clients at HMC on Mondays.
You can read more about Anna here.
Emma Langley
Emma (she/her) is a Clinical Psychologist and Co-Director of Healthy Mind Centre Launceston. She works with a small number of therapy clients, with a focus on supporting neurodivergent individuals and people navigating stress, burnout, identity, and relationship concerns.
Emma uses a person-centred and connection-focused approach informed by CBT, ACT, and Schema Therapy. She aims to create a space where people feel understood, respected, and able to explore what matters to them at a pace that feels manageable.
Emma also provides supervision as a Psychology Board–approved supervisor and enjoys supporting early-career clinicians through reflective practice and skill development. She values collaborative work that supports each person’s strengths, needs, and goals.
You can find out more about Emma here.
Steph Vialle
Steph is a Psychologist with a Masters in Professional Psychology and a Graduate Diploma in Counselling. She also has a background in the Community Sector, working with individuals facing homelessness and family violence. Steph works from a client-centred and trauma-informed approach and uses a combination of ACT, CBT, and Narrative Therapy. She is passionate about providing a safe, affirming therapeutic space, and using evidence-based approaches to assist people to find meaning, self-compassion, and well-being.
Steph works with people of all ages and can provide therapy and assessment services. She has also completed training in CBT-E, an evidence-based treatment for adults and adolescents with eating disorders.
Steph is not seeing clients at this time.
Olivia Boer
Olivia Boer is the Founding Director of Healthy Mind Centre Launceston. Olivia is a Clinical Psychologist with a background in child psychology and community mental health. She has a specific interest in childhood anxiety and helping parents and caregivers manage oppositional and defiant behaviours in children.
You can find out more about Olivia here.
Olivia is not seeing clients at this time.
Alex McCormack
Alex is the Practice Lead at Healthy Mind Centre Launceston, where she works alongside the Clinical Lead, Emma, in ensuring the practice runs with ease and efficiency. Alex has a keen interest in business operations and ensuring the team feels supported to be their best.
Alex is currently in her honours year of Psychology at UTAS and plans to continue with postgraduate studies to become a registered psychologist. She has a strong interest in early childhood interventions and neurodiversity. Outside of study and work, Alex loves dogs, spending time outdoors, and drinking good coffee!
Gabrielle Wadley
Gabrielle is our Office Coordinator, with a strong background in administrative and assistant roles. She plays a key role in keeping things running smoothly behind the scenes at HMC, and takes great care to support both clients and team members so they feel welcomed and well looked after.
Outside of work, Gabrielle is a devoted mum to two young boys, and brings the same care and dedication to her role at HMC as she does to her family.
Nik Binns
Nik is a Receptionist at Healthy Mind Centre and is currently completing her undergraduate studies in Psychology. She has a strong interest in mental health and hopes to eventually pursue a career in Clinical Psychology. Nik enjoys being part of a team that supports others and values the opportunity to contribute to a welcoming and compassionate environment for all clients.
Alongside her role at HMC, Nik teaches dance and Pilates, which has helped shape her warm, approachable nature and strong communication skills. In her spare time, she enjoys catching up with loved ones and staying active.
Maisie Edwards
Maisie is a Receptionist here at Healthy Mind Centre. She is currently studying Psychology and hopes to one day work as a Sports Psychologist.
Outside of work, Maisie spends a lot of time either coaching or playing AFL. She also loves spending time with her family and friends and travelling to new places.
Aili Smith
Aili is our newest Receptionist here at Healthy Mind Centre. She is currently completing her studies in Psychology. She is passionate about mental health and aspires to become a Clinical Psychologist in the future. Aili values her role at HMC and enjoys contributing to a supportive and client-focused environment.
Outside of her role at HMC, Aili coaches gymnastics and loves spending time with her family. She also enjoys travelling and exploring new places whenever she gets the chance.
Georgia Hillier
Georgia is a Receptionist working remotely for Healthy Mind Centre. She is currently studying psychology and hopes to pursue a career working with children, particularly in supporting those with complex trauma.
When not at work, Georgia loves playing her violin, swimming at the beach, adventuring outdoors, or planning her next travel destination.
Interested in joining our team? Learn more about opportunities here.