Meet our therapists.
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Kate O’Connor is a psychoanalytic psychotherapist and clinical psychologist. She treats adults and older adolescents who wish to know themselves deeply, and has a particular interest in supporting other helping professions and people in the arts. Kate also offers supervision to early and mid- career therapists who are looking to deepen their understanding of psychoanalytic practice. She holds a Masters in Clinical Psychology, and regularly engages in further study, most recently with the Academy of Clinical and Applied Psychoanalysis in New Jersey. She is also influenced by more spiritual and esoteric frameworks, sometimes integrating practices such as the tarot, the I Ching and body/energy-based interventions into her work.
Kate sees patients and supervisees Tuesday - Friday.
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Jeremy Vernon is a registered psychologist who works with individual adults and older adolescents. His approach is grounded in psychodynamic therapy, which provides a space to explore the deeper patterns, emotions, and experiences that shape how we relate to ourselves and others. Jeremy values an open and expressive therapeutic process, where thoughts and feelings can unfold naturally and be understood in new ways. Whether you’re seeking focused support for a specific concern or a longer journey of self-exploration, Jeremy offers a warm and collaborative space for meaningful growth. New clients are welcome with or without a GP referral.
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Vladana Brkić is a psychologist and psychodynamic psychotherapist who works with individuals (16+ years) and couples from a relational and process-oriented framework. Her therapeutic style is particularly suited for those seeking a deeper understanding of their internal landscape and relational patterns, including patients navigating various diagnosed conditions and complexities of being.Vladana holds a Graduate Diploma in Psychology and two additional years of advanced training through supervised practice. She has extensive experience and a strong interest in treating patients with personal histories of complex relational trauma. Vladana welcomes introspectively inclined individuals who resonate with holistic health practices and transpersonal wisdom.
She is available for consultations on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Saturdays.
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Our beloved friend and colleague Will passed away unexpectedly in June 2026. If you were a patient or colleague of Will’s and are looking for support, or need help regarding his practice, please get in touch with Kate O’Connor at kate@kateemmaoconnor.com or 0409 745 877.
William Morris is a psychologist with over 20 years of experience in the mental health and physical disabilities sectors, working with adults facing a broad range of challenges. He utilises as integrated approach combining psychodynamic principles with biopsychosocial therapies and strengths-based models to tailor treatment plans addressing therapeutic goals. Whether in-person or through telehealth, William is committed to providing compassionate therapy for individuals seeking to achieve a meaningful and rewarding life through lasting change.
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Courtney designs and implements bespoke and personalised psychological solutions that address the unique needs and circumstances of individuals and organisations.
Her practice is grounded in relational and depth psychology frameworks, having a particular focus on exploration of interpersonal and collective dynamics and how they shape individual experiences and psychology.
She works with curious and sensitive adults who seek meaningful development of their identity, relationships, resilience, and purpose across the lifespan as they navigate varied developmental terrain.
Courtney observes alchemical and animist processes and her work forms from a continuous process of ongoing study and supervision, deep listening, mysticism, and contemplation of human ethics.
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Mitchell Oehlman is a Psychologist who offers thoughtful, depth-oriented therapy for adults and older adolescents. Working from a relational psychodynamic perspective, he supports people experiencing anxiety, low mood, relationship difficulties, identity concerns, and somatic symptoms.
Mitchell provides a reflective and collaborative space to explore how past experiences shape present ways of relating, feeling, and coping. Therapy may be short-term and focused, or longer-term for those seeking deeper self-understanding and lasting change.
He sees patients on Fridays and Saturdays and welcomes enquiries from those considering therapy, with or without a GP referral.