Affirming Care

We believe affirming care isn't a specialty add-on, it's the foundation of how we work with everyone who walks through our door. Whether you're exploring your gender or sexuality, navigating the world as a neurodivergent person, or living with disability, our aim is the same: to understand how you experience the world, and to build support around that, rather than asking you to fit a mould that was never built with you in mind.

Gender and Sexuality

Neurodiversity

Mindset Health Hub provides a safe and open place to seek support and explore your gender identity, relationships, and sexuality. We provide a listening ear and support for common stressors experienced by LGBTIQAP+ people, such as coming out, minority stress, discrimination and societal bias.

The queer community is over-represented in mental health and suicide statistics, which is part of why individually tailored, responsive care matters so much here.

If you're in crisis right now:

QLife: 1800 184 527 (3pm to midnight daily)

Lifeline: 13 11 14 (24/7)

We aim to create an environment that supports you emotionally, sensorily and cognitively. We offer sensory and fidget items, and the flexibility to adjust lighting, sound, and take movement breaks during sessions. Feedback and ideas about what helps you engage are always welcome.

Sessions can support you in better understanding or articulating your differences and strengths, and in requesting accommodations in social, work, study or public settings. If there's an adjustment that would make therapy more comfortable for you, or something you'd like to bring into sessions, you're welcome to raise it any time.

All Abilities

We believe the world needs all different types of people for a community to thrive, and that everyone requires individualised support suited to how they experience the world. Your psychologist will work to understand how the world and others interact with your disability, and support you with strategies to maximise accessibility and quality of life.

Hanna is skilled in supporting NDIS participants with assessment, reporting, intervention, and applications for the Disability Support Pension or NDIS access.

Our office is wheelchair accessible, and we're open to any accommodation that helps you access or engage with our services, just let us know what would help.

A few practical notes: there's a small lip at the entrance, the door is heavy, and the door's pin code is set fairly high up. For safety and privacy, the office is only accessible with the door code, so if vision, motor or cognitive differences make that entry difficult, let us know ahead of time and your clinician will meet you at the door.

Mindset Health Hub is a recognised Safe Space in the Safe Spaces Logan directory, a local campaign supported by the Queensland Government via the Queensland Mental Health Commission, helping LGBTIQA+ people find genuinely welcoming services in their own community.