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Our Story
Hanna Lanyon founded Mindset Health Hub in 2021, starting in private practice one day a week while completing her transition out of a larger organisation, where she worked as a team leader supporting a caseload of NDIS clients across a wide travel radius. That experience shaped what she wanted to build instead:
A practice tailored enough to give clients real time and attention, with the flexibility to work sustainably rather than stretched thin.
In 2023, Hanna opened the Beenleigh clinic, drawn to the light-filled space and the chance to build something more personal. The name reflects that same philosophy, Hanna wanted something open rather than narrow, since not everyone who seeks out a psychologist is looking for the same outcome. Mindset, in the sense of setting your mind toward health, in mind, body and spirit.
Since then, the practice has grown to include a small team both of psychologists and support staff, each bringing their own strengths while sharing the same commitment to personal, attentive care. Mindset Health Hub remains a tailored, connected practice by design, offering the kind of personal, high-quality care that first inspired Hanna to open her own doors.
Our Approach
At Mindset Health Hub, we believe psychological support should feel safe, respectful and tailored to the person in front of us. We provide a warm and accepting space where you can explore your experiences without judgement and work towards goals that feel meaningful to you.
Our clinic-wide approach is collaborative, strengths-based and evidence-informed. Rather than focusing only on difficulties, we help you recognise the strengths, knowledge and skills you already hold while developing practical strategies to support your wellbeing. Therapy is flexible and responsive, because no two people arrive with the same experiences, needs or idea of what progress should look like.
We are committed to providing inclusive and affirming care, particularly for LGBTQIA+ and neurodivergent clients. We aim to communicate clearly, reduce unnecessary barriers and create an environment where people feel heard, understood and comfortable being themselves.
We also recognise that psychology, psychiatry, and medicine have a long, and ongoing, history of pathologising and harming marginalised communities. We're committed to working in ways that resist and redress those harms. Accessibility, safety, stimming, and expressing your identity in whatever way feels aligned and affirming for you are always welcome here. We'll always aim to provide a space where your needs and comfort are supported, and we welcome feedback with openness and appreciation.