Raff is a registered Psychologist and soon to be supervisor with experience working with a broad range of clients. Raff currently works in a private practice in regional Victoria, working with trauma, WorkCover, VOCAT, Police and many other complex client presentations. Raff has experience as a Manager of multiple teams of staff from diverse professional backgrounds across regional Victoria. Raff spent several years working in male prisons, managing multidisciplinary teams and delivering group and individual assessment and interventions to forensic clients. Raff also worked in the community, specialising in alcohol and other drugs (AOD).
Raff also volunteers as a mentor, and as a facilitator of Survivor Hub groups.
She is an enthusiastic member of the CSA IG and a passionate advocate for victim/survivors and perpetrators of CSA and sexual violence

Bella is a provisionally registered psychologist with experience supporting a diverse range of NDIS clients. She currently works in private practice in regional Victoria, providing therapy for individuals with disabilities, trauma histories, VOCAT cases, and other complex presentations.

With a background as a behaviour support practitioner, Bella has worked with participants from various cultural and socioeconomic backgrounds across regional Victoria, delivering individual assessments and interventions.

Bella is an active member of the CSA IG and a dedicated advocate for both victim-survivors and perpetrators of CSA.

Sam is a provisional psychologist working towards general registration in 2023, after completing a Master of Professional Psychology in 2021. She has been working in private practice since graduation with Let’s Talk Counselling and Psychological Services. Sam works with a range of clients but has specialist training and experience within the area of child sexual assault and sexual trauma. Sam works as part of the facilitation team running a community-based treatment program for child sexual abuse and child exploitation material offending. She has experience working with the general population, victims/survivors, and offenders both inside and out of prison.

Michael's interest in Posttraumatic Stress (PTSD) began while working at a military research centre. From here, he started treating occupational trauma in police, firefighters, first responders, and others facing critical incidents at work, eg armed robberies.

Michael then shifted to working with community trauma, focusing on domestic violence and child protection, with a particular focus on treating survivors of child sexual abuse.

He now works in regional SA and continues to see clients for all forms of trauma, helping children, teenagers, and adults both recover and thrive.

I have been working in the child protection sector for over 20 years in the casework space, and am currently studying the MPP to become a clinician.