Belinda McGaw

Belinda is a dedicated generally registered Psychologist with a passion for fostering equal opportunities and supporting individuals with diverse needs. With a background in counselling and crisis intervention services at Lifeline, Belinda transitioned into vocational rehabilitation, bringing a wealth of knowledge to the field. Her most recent role in disability support within the education system highlights her commitment to inclusivity and accessibility.

She has experience with adaptive, behavioural, and cognitive assessments, focusing on clients with specific physical, neurological, and mental health needs ensuring tailored interventions that address the unique challenges they face. She employs evidence-based practices and person-centered approaches to provide holistic support. Much of her recent experience has been supporting children and young people.

Belinda's diverse background and commitment to evidence-based practices deliver a comprehensive approach, providing clients with nuanced insights for personalised support. Whether providing counselling, crisis intervention, or assessments, Belinda is dedicated to making a positive impact on the lives of those she serves.

Belinda's advocacy goes beyond her professional role, as she is a strong supporter of suicide prevention and domestic violence services, drawing on her own lived experience to drive meaningful change. She is a compassionate psychologist dedicated to fostering equal opportunities and providing tailored interventions.