Location: Randwick

Dr Sarah Robuck
Clinical Psychologist
B. Psych (Hons); M. Psych (Clinical)/ Ph.D.

Sarah is a clinical psychologist with a combined Clinical Masters/PhD from the University of New South Wales. Sarah’s work experience is diverse, with experience in both inpatient and outpatient contexts, private practice and in the non-for-profit sector.  She has gained experience in the perinatal period working as part of the multidisciplinary team at the Child and Infant Mental Health Unit in Canterbury and for the last five years working at the Gidget Foundation, a non-for-profit organisation dedicated to perinatal mental health support for parents in their journey to becoming parents and in the postnatal period.

It was while Sarah was completing her psychology training that her own personal complex journey into motherhood highlighted the need for support services for young mothers and was the catalyst for her to specialise in the area. She is passionate about all elements related to young families including pre-conception, the fertility journey, loss and trauma, the transition into parenthood, infancy, and early development in children. In the perinatal space, Sarah believes no reason is too small to need extra support.

Her approach is collaborative, warm and solutions focused. She tailors treatment for the individual needs and goals of the client (or family) using a combination of evidenced-based interventions including Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Dialectical Behavioural Therapy (DBT), Interpersonal Relationships Therapy, Family Systems Models and Mindfulness.

Sarah is a registered non-directive counselling support Medicare provider and is also a trained facilitatory for Circle of Security parenting program.

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Justine is accepting new referrals for February 2025

Justine Adler
Clinical Psychologist
BSSci MClinPsy

Justine is a highly experienced, warm and insightful Clinical Psychologist with over 25 years of practice, with a special interest in perinatal mental health.  In addition to a long-standing private practice in Sydney’s Eastern Suburbs, she has worked at Karitane Parenting Centre and St John of God Private Hospital. She has also been a Clinical Supervisor at Gidget Foundation Australia. She is also a Registered Circle of Security Parent Educator and group facilitator.

Justine is also a board-approved supervisor with a wealth of experience supporting clinicians across various disciplines. Justine has been instrumental in developing and supervising a perinatal mental health focused workplace development program. She has also regularly run relevant seminars and trainings. As well she offers clinical supervision individually and groups. She also provides seminars and training to clinicians and other disciplines.

Justine is passionate about perinatal mental health, being aware of the importance of addressing concerns during this critical period. She offers an individualised and integrative approach, drawing on a wide range of psychological approaches. These include Cognitive Behaviour Therapy, Interpersonal Psychotherapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Schema Therapy, Mindfulness Based Therapies, and EMDR.

Justine also has a particular interest in somatic therapy, currently undertaking training in Hakomi Therapy. She always works within an attachment framework and is trauma informed. It is important for Justine that the therapeutic relationship is collaborative, safe and respectful.  Justine is interested in supporting clients with a range of concerns, as below. She can be contacted to discuss if she might be the right fit for you.

Justine currently works in private practice in Randwick and online.

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