Telehealth Mental Health
From the comfort of your home
Experience & Interests
About Carolyn
Carolyn brings broad, extensive experience in mental health, and is also a published author and lecturer. Her approach is practical, warm, validating and collaborative: you’ll be treated as an active partner in your care, focusing on what you need.
What Carolyn helps with
Carolyn supports people with a wide range of mental health areas and neurodiversity including anxiety, stress, functional neurological disoreder (FND) and functional seizures, as well as ADHD and Autism.
She also works with people living with long-term health conditions such as irritable bowel syndrome and chronic pain, supporting the mental health, coping and emotional wellbeing side of life with these conditions. This work focuses on the psychological and emotional impact of health conditions, rather than physical rehabilitation.
First session information
Therapy from the comfort of your home
Carolyn works exclusively via telehealth, so you can meet with her wherever you feel most at ease. Kick your shoes off, dim the lights (or turn them off entirely), keep the subtitles rolling in the background, and get comfortable. Whatever helps you feel settled is welcome here.
A gentle start
In your first session, Carolyn won’t ask you to recount your full history. She doesn’t believe that’s the most helpful way to begin working with someone. Instead, you’ll explore together what you’re looking for and how she can best support you, and take it from there.
Fees and funding options.
Medicare
Better Access to Mental Health Care
GP chronic condition management plan (GPCCMP).
Complex Neurodevelopmental Disorder (such as Autism Spectrum Disorder) and Eligible Disability Services (18 – 25 year olds)
Private health rebates
Mental Health Occupational Therapy
NDIS
Books are closed for NDIS referrals
FEES
Available here
Learn more about Carolyn’s sensory modulation work
at Sensory Modulation Brisbane
Book a free 10-minute chat with Carolyn
Free video: Functional Neurological Disorder and Sensory Modulation
Carolyn and Julie O’Sullivan, co-directors of Sensory Modulation Brisbane, have recorded a free video on Functional Neurological Disorder and Sensory Modulation. It includes practical, hands-on ideas for grounding, such as using strong sensations like pickle juice and sour worms to help you feel more present and grounded.