Dani Siderowitz- Clinical Neuropsychologist.

The Neurodevelopment Clinic, led by Dani Siderowitz, is a specialist neuropsychology practice in the Eastern Suburbs dedicated to understanding how the brain works and how neurodivergent minds learn, think, and regulate.

Dani is an endorsed clinical neuropsychologist with advanced training in neurodevelopmental assessment and a deep commitment to supporting children, teens, and adults whose differences have been overlooked or misunderstood. Every assessment at the clinic is conducted under her direct supervision, ensuring the highest clinical standards are upheld across all pathways.

The clinic's assessments and recommendations are designed to be meaningful, actionable, and affirming, helping families and schools translate insight into practical supports. Dani loves what she does, and the clinic takes a strengths-based, brain-based approach, focusing on understanding neurotype rather than fitting behaviour into a deficit model.

See her website https://tndclinic.com.au/ , use the form online or call 02 9159 3812.

Kate Christie- Child and Adolescent Psychologist.

Kate is a registered Psychologist who is passionate about supporting children, adolescents, and their families. She supports families by undertaking Psychometric, Diagnostic, Academic and Cognitive Assessments.

Her background includes qualifications in Youth Work, Aboriginal Studies, Community Welfare, and Psychology, and she has put this into practice working in youth accommodation services, the NSW Children’s Court, the NSW school system, and private practice.

She has a special interest in working with neurodivergent young people, particularly those with autism and ADHD and passionate about supporting families and schools better understand a young person’s strengths and needs, and finding current, evidence-based, practical ways to support them to feel confident, capable, and understood.

She is also a certified Nervous System Educator, which helps inform her approach to emotional regulation and wellbeing.

See her website https://www.katechristiepsychology.com.au/ or email katechristiepsychology@gmail.com

Gaby Trijbetz – Psychologist

Individual & Couples Therapist

Gaby is a registered Psychologist and experienced individual and couple therapist based in Bondi Junction. She holds a Science Degree (Honours) Psychology and a Master of Couple and Family Therapy (UNSW).

Gaby’s work is grounded in creating a safe, respectful therapeutic environment where clients feel genuinely heard and understood.

Neurodiverse relationships often bring unique challenges that benefit from specialised support. Gaby understands that these can sometimes create tension. Gaby is particularly passionate about working with neurodivergent individuals and couples.

She values a neurodiversity-affirming approach that recognises and respects different ways of thinking, feeling, and relating.

Gaby guides couples to explore their differences without blame or judgement. By identifying relationship patterns, addressing misunderstandings and gaining new insights into each other’s experiences, partners can develop mutual respect, compassion, and emotional closeness.

Gaby helps couples identify, embrace, and celebrate neurodivergent traits within a compassionate counselling framework.

Her goal is to ensure that both partners feel genuinely valued, not only by their therapist but also by one another.

She works collaboratively with individuals and couples to build resilience, deepen understanding and support healthier relationships. 

Please note that work on relationships can happen with or without a partner present. For a free 15 minute consultation about your situation, contact Gaby on 0413 086 030.