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At Zoe Allied Health, our Clinical Psychologists and Mental Health Accredited Social Workers provide understanding, confidential support for children, teens, and adults facing life’s challenges. We recognise that navigating anxiety, grief, parenting struggles, trauma, or major life transitions can feel overwhelming—and that seeking help is a strong and positive step toward building resilience and wellbeing.
If you’re finding it hard to keep up with the demands of everyday life, you’re not alone. Our team is here to walk alongside you with clarity, compassion, and practical care—helping you feel more equipped, steady, and supported.
We believe therapy should feel safe, collaborative, and tailored to your unique needs. That’s why we take a person-centred approach, working with you to develop strategies, build insight, and strengthen your capacity to manage life’s demands with greater confidence.
As part of our commitment to holistic, connected care, we also collaborate—where appropriate—with families, educators, and other health providers to ensure your goals are supported across all areas of life.
Our experienced psychologists and mental health social workers support clients with:
Sessions are always tailored to meet you where you’re at and reflect what matters most to you.
We provide thorough psychological assessments and clear, practical reports designed to be genuinely useful in everyday life. Reports are presented simply, efficiently, and with your child’s whole support team in mind—educators, medical professionals, and other allied health providers.
We also screen for comorbid mental health and emotional challenges, such as anxiety and perfectionism.
Whether you’re feeling overwhelmed, stuck, or in need of direction, our team will work with you to better understand your challenges and move forward with clarity.
We support teenagers to build emotional awareness, navigate friendships, manage stress, and develop a greater sense of self and purpose.
We support children from early primary school through to school leavers with emotional, behavioural, social, and developmental concerns—always in a way that feels supportive and age-appropriate.
Parenting comes with highs and lows. We help parents and carers feel more confident and better equipped to support their child. Family counselling is also available when challenges affect the whole household.
We understand that reaching out can feel daunting. That’s why our team at Zoe Allied Health provides a safe, welcoming space where you or your child can:
You’ll be supported with care, professionalism, and genuine respect for your lived experience.
Zoe Allied Health works closely with families, educators, and support teams to provide practical, evidence-based psychology support that carries into the school environment.
We support by offering:
While sessions take place in-clinic or via Telehealth, our approach is designed to flow into everyday school life. This helps children feel supported, understood, and able to show up with greater confidence in everyday school life.
You can access our psychology and counselling services in person at our Caloundra and Maroochydore clinics, or via Telehealth if you’re located outside the Sunshine Coast or prefer the convenience of home.
Whether you’re supporting a child, navigating parenting, or facing your own challenges—we’re here to support you with care and clarity.
We’d love to hear your story and help you take the next step.
Book your free discovery call today or call us on
(07) 5293 7612 to speak with our friendly team.
Maroochydore Clinic:
59 Sixth Avenue, Maroochydore (Opposite Rick’s on Sixth)
Caloundra Clinic:
Shop 17, 51–55 Bulcock Street, Caloundra (in the Arcade opposite the Reject Shop)
Free parking available in the IGA parking tower across the road
(1 Omrah Ave, Caloundra)
We’d love to serve, support and celebrate you.
All Zoe Allied Health psychologists and clinical mental health professionals are registered with the appropriate national bodies, including AHPRA, and undertake ongoing professional development to provide high-quality, evidence-based care.
