Meet the team at 3P:

Our Vision is to work with the child, family and school through a strengths-based perspective to provide ongoing support. We are a neuro-affirming clinic who pride ourselves on our passion and professionalism.

Contact us to discuss how we can support you and your child.

Dr Pascale Paradis

DIRECTOR AT 3P, EDUCATIONAL AND DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOLOGIST, SUPERVISOR

She provides learning support and skills development for professionals, teachers and parents. Pascale uses play and creative approaches in her work, that are responsive to needs and are age and developmentally appropriate for children and adolescents. Pascale worked as a Lecturer and Supervisor at Monash University (Clayton, Melbourne) supporting students completing postgraduate studies in the educational psychology programs and continues to support research students.

Pascale thrives on opportunities and possibilities to be creative, applying psychology at the forefront of her work. Collaboration, solution-focused approaches, play and evidence-based practices are central to her work.

Meet The Psych/Counselling Team At 3P

Meet Alexsandra

Meet Alexsandra

Alexsandra is a Registered Psychologist currently pursuing practice endorsement in Educational and Developmental Psychology. She is passionate about supporting the positive neurodevelopment, mental health and wellbeing, and education of children and adolescents to foster resilience and promote flourishing. Sasha has experience in psychoeducational assessments and ongoing support (e.g., autism, ADHD, learning difficulties, giftedness, intellectual disability, cognitive and academic profiles), school counselling, mental health research, and mentoring young adolescents in social and emotional learning. She enjoys bringing an energetic and client-centred approach to supporting children to meet their potential.

Meet Joshua

I’m Josh, a provisional psychologist, very happily undertaking my internship at 3P. I have previous experience providing counselling for children and young adults and also worked in disability support for many years. I completed a Bachelor of Arts (Psychology) at Deakin University and a Graduate Diploma of Psychology (Advanced) at Monash University.

I love working with all young people, but I am especially interested in supporting Autistic and ADHD kids to support concerns around anxiety, self-esteem and relationships. I will also be conducting assessments and working with some local schools to support their students. I love to travel, play the guitar and talk about whatever topic currently has my interest!

Meet Annie

Meet Annie

I am a registered psychologist based at the Rye cottage and very excited about working with the team at 3P to assist and support the wellbeing of young people in my community. I come from a background in secondary school teaching and youth work and I bring a wealth of experience in helping young people overcome barriers and achieve great outcomes. I followed my dream and completed a Graduate Diploma of Psychology (Hons.) in recent years; I believe that if we dream big and dig deep, we can become whoever we want to be in life. I love camping and having adventures together. I look forward to meeting you at 3P.

Meet Stephen

I am a Clinical Psychologist committed to helping people get the most out of therapy. I have worked in public mental health and drug and alcohol services with young people and adults for more than 30 years. Over the past 12 years I’ve also been building a part-time private practice. I have a particular interest in working with neurologically diverse people and people who have experienced traumatic life events.

I am passionate about supporting people through difficult times with a therapeutic approach that is person-centred, focussed by your goals and evidence-based. I seek to understand each person’s unique experiences, working at their pace to set goals that work for them. I utilise my training and knowledge of psychological theory, research, and therapeutic practice to help them achieving these goals. I am thoughtful, warm, respectful, and non-judgemental. I understand and respect the courage it takes to reach out for assistance and I aim to create a safe space to share, make sense of things and manage difficult experiences.

Meet Sarah

Meet Sarah

Sarah is a registered Art Therapist and completed the Master of Art Therapy program at La Trobe University. She has experience working with children, adolescents and young adults across a range of community and clinical settings.

Sarah adopts a strengths-based and child-centred approach, tailoring therapy to meet the individual needs of clients. Sarah is particularly interested in early intervention and supporting young children with complex needs. Sarah aims to provide a nurturing space for clients to express themselves freely through the art making process and learn new coping skills to enhance well-being.

Sarah loves the beach, bushwalking, and painting.

Meet Louise

I am an Educational and Child Psychologist who believes in working with the systems around the child to foster change through openness and curiosity as well as working directly with children and young people. I use a range of approaches in my work to support parents, teachers and children, including Acceptance and Commitment Therapy and Video Interaction Guidance, as well as carrying out assessments for learning differences.

I have previously worked for a Local Authority in England where I also had a successful private practice providing an educational psychology service to over 20 state schools as well as private schools and the RAF. I left the UK in 2021 to take up the position of Educational Psychologist and Safeguarding Lead at the American Embassy School in New Delhi. I have also been a tutor on the Educational Psychology doctoral programme at University College London (UCL) and a guest lecturer at the University of East London.

Meet Sebastian

Meet Sebastian

I am a Registered Psychologist. I have experience working with children, adolescents and adults in both school and clinical settings. I am passionate about working with young people and their families to help them thrive and learn more about themselves. I am particularly interested in supporting young people and their families with Autism and ADHD as well as providing support with anxiety, depression and self-esteem. In my spare time, I love going out to eat, travelling and playing video games.

Meet Tegwen

I am an Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA) registered Psychologist.  My clinical work experience has centred around working with children, adolescents, young adults and families in educational, forensic, disability, private practice and out of home care settings.  I hold a Bachelor of Applied Science (Psychology), a Bachelor of Psychological Science (Honours) and a Master of Professional Psychology. 

I currently provide formal assessment services at 3P.  This includes the assessment of Autism, ADHD, intellectual functioning and giftedness, specific learning concerns and behaviour. 

My therapeutic approach is grounded in modalities that include Play Therapy, Positive Behaviour Support, Trauma Informed Practice, Interpersonal Therapy, Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy, Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT), Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) and Solution Focused Therapy. 

I am a huge basketballer, hiker, gym goer and dog lover! 

We have an amazing admin team at our clinics in Rye and Mt Eliza. We are  here to help with all of your queries. Contact us via email on [email protected] or 03 9119 4433.

À PROPOS DE

Pascale est une psychologue scolaire travaillant dans les écoles et en pratique privée. Elle continue aussi à travailler comme superviseure pour l’université de Monash, Clayton, Melbourne.

Originaire du Québec, Mont-Joli, dans le Bas St-Laurent, Pascale a vécu 18 ans en Écosse et en Angleterre. Elle vit maintenant en Australie, au sud de Melbourne, avec son mari et ses trois enfants, 19, 15 et 8 ans. Pascale a completé un baccalauréat en psychologie à Trois-Riviéres, une maîtrise en psychologie et éducation à l’Université de Cambridge (UK) et un doctorat en psychologie scolaire et de l’enfant et adolescent à l’Institut d’Éducation à Londres (IOE).

Psychologue scolaire, Pascale travaille avec des enfants, adolescents, familles et professionels scolaires dans de nombreux milieux dont les écoles primaires, secondaires, spécialisées et aussi dans des milieux préscolaires. Pascale a développé des intéréts particuliers sur les sujets de les filles et l’autisme, les transitions, la résilience, facteurs de risque et protection en lien avec l’adaptation scolaire, la migration, le bilinguilisme, la psychologie positive et la psychologie organisationnelle dans les milieux scolaires. Pascale écrit des ressources pour les psychologues et thérapeutes et présente sur de nombreux sujets. Son mari travaille dans la signalisation maritime et en aviation au niveau international.