Therapists at Restored Wellbeing are independent contractors who run their own therapy business at this location.
Kamellia Trebilco
Perinatal Psychologist
Masters in Psychology (Educational and Developmental)
open to new CLIENTS NOW - IMMEDIATE AVAILABILITY
Available Thursdays
Kamellia is an experienced psychologist with a passion for nurturing mental well-being and improving the mental health of parents. She has worked as a psychologist in Queensland Health supporting families, parents and young people with complex mental health issues and trauma. Kamellia brings a wealth of knowledge and empathy to her practice. She focuses on developing a strong therapeutic relationship and holding mothers and fathers with compassion through this journey.
Since becoming a parent, Kamellia has focused on the area of perinatal mental health, an area she is deeply passionate about. She understands the unique challenges and joys that come with parenthood and committed to supporting parents through this transformative phase. Kamellia is particularly focused on supporting parents in their adjustment to parenting, and in treating depression, anxiety and stress.
Kamellia is experienced in working with neurodivergent people and offers support to these parents as they enter into parenthood. Kamellia can help you to adapt skills that you already have or to develop new coping skills that may be required.
Having additional training in attachment work, Kamellia can also help parents to improve or overcome any attachment and bonding issues - talk to Kam today about ways to strengthen a secure attachment with your baby.
Areas of interest:
Pregnancy and early parenting support
stress & overwhelm
Antenatal and postnatal anxiety and depression
Parenting with mental illness
neurodiverse Affirming parenting practices
Supporting parents with transition & adjustment
NAVIGATING CHANGES IN FAMILY DYNAMICS
Parent infant bonding and attachment
Working witH Dads
Dr Janine Oostenbroek
Perinatal Psychologist
Registered Psychologist
PhD, MPsych (Counselling Psychology), BA(Hons)
open to new referrals now
Available Mondays, Tuesdays & Wednesdays
Janine brings warmth and understanding but also humour and light-heartedness to therapy sessions. Janine has a passion for working with women and their families as they face the challenges of family planning, pregnancy, perinatal loss, preparing for birth, birth trauma, transition to parenthood, and parenting little ones. With years of experience working with mothers, Janine is well placed to help women immediately feel at ease as they start therapy and move towards improved psychological wellbeing.
Janine has been interested in supporting women and their families for many years. Janine initially became interested in the mother-infant relationship through academic research and spent many years investigating how infants grow, interact, and develop in their social environment. Janine completed her PhD in developmental psychology in 2013 studying whether newborn babies have an innate ability to imitate (turns out they do not!). She has also worked on studies helping mothers tune into their babies’ needs through a smartphone-app. Janine completed her Masters in Counselling Psychology at The University of Queensland in 2021.
Janine adapts her therapeutic approach to best meet the needs of her clients. She predominately draws on a compassion-focused framework as well as using attachment, mindfulness, ACT and CBT approaches. Janine welcomes single parents and same-sex couples into therapy, and invites partners, newborns, and toddlers to attend sessions to support the needs of the family. Most of all, Janine is willing and engaged to hear your story, work collaboratively on your goals, and to provide a therapeutic space that is safe, comfortable, and supported.
Areas of special interest include:
cONCEPTION PLANNING & Pregnancy SUPPORT
Perinatal loss
Antenatal depression and anxiety
Postnatal depression and anxiety
Birth trauma
Premature Birth
cOMPLEX PREGNANCIES & SPECIAL NEEDS BABIES
Parent-infant attachment
Adjustment issues
Infants
Fathers
Couple relationship
Dr Kirsten Finn, Clinical Psychologist
Director of Restored Wellbeing Pty Ltd
BA(Hons), DPsych(Clin), MAPS
Closed to new referrals until 2025
Works School hours, Mon/Wed/Fri
Kirsten Finn is a registered clinical psychologist in Brisbane who has been working within mental health services since 2001. She has a Doctorate Degree in Psychology (Clinical) and has worked solely in the perinatal mental health field since 2009.
Kirsten has worked in:
Hospital and Community Settings
Child & Youth Mental Health
Adult Mental Health
Perinatal Mental Health
Public Health Promotion
Kirsten is experienced in providing psychological therapy for issues such as depression, anxiety, stress, grief & loss, trauma or PTSD, life transitions, relationship difficulties and parenting support.
Kirsten focuses on perinatal mental health and has a particular interest in supporting women during their transition into parenthood. Kirsten previously worked at the Mater Mothers' Hospital in Brisbane for several years providing perinatal mental support prior to entering private practice.
Kirsten offers clinical supervision to other clinicians working in the perinatal space. Please contact Kirsten if you are interested in seeking out a supervision arrangement.
Areas of special interest include:
Pregnancy
antenatal & Postnatal anxiety
Birth trauma
Perinatal Loss
Premature birth
Antenatal Depression
Postnatal depression (PND)
Parent-infant bonding & attachment
Adjustment issues
Parenting stress
Parenting with a mental illness
EMDR therapy
Dianna Giles - Couples Counsellor & Clinical Social Worker
CLOSED TO NEW REFERRALS UNTIL 2025
Available Mondays & Saturdays for both telehealth & in clinic.
Di is a compassionate Clinical Accredited Mental Health Social Worker. Di works holistically with couples and prides herself on developing strong therapeutic relationships in order to achieve the best possible outcomes for her clients. Di believes that all individuals hold the ‘key’ to their own healing, and it is her task to help them unlock it.
Di has extensive experience in perinatal mental health, including 10 years experience working in a Neonatal Intensive Care Unit, several years in an infant mental health service and ongoing work for an organisation providing bereavement support for families who’ve experienced a miscarriage, stillbirth, baby or child death. Di’s work has given her great understanding and compassion for all facets of pregnancy and of loss, and she is extensively experienced in providing bereavement support after having completed additional training and working with bereaved families throughout her whole career. Di also provides supervision for clinicians working with grief & loss therapy.
Di offers support to couples going through high-risk pregnancies and to those who are pregnant after experiencing a perinatal loss. She joins with individuals, parents and families to overcome the challenges within their parenting journey. Di welcomes the opportunity to work with clients throughout the various stages of their parenthood journey, guiding them through the planning, pregnancy, postpartum and parenting phases.
Di is an Accredited Mental Health Social Worker (AMHSW) registered with the Australian Association of Social Workers (AASW). Her individual therapy services are covered via Mental Health Care Plans and these consultations are eligible for Medicare Rebates. Some Private Health Funds may provide rebates for counselling services, at present these include BUPA, Teachers Credit Union Health Fund and Doctors Health Fund and as AASW negotiates with other funds, coverage will expand. Please check with your health fund to determine eligibility.
Dianna also offers clinical supervision to clinicians - please get in touch if you would like to set up a supervision arrangement.
Areas of special interest include:
Couples Counselling / Marriage Therapy
Infertility 0r Fertility difficulties
Pregnancy & Early Parenting support
Relationship Issues, particularly during the Adjustment to Parenting
High Risk Pregnancies
Birth Trauma, Premature Birth & Adjustment following NICU Admissions.
Grief, Loss & Bereavement Support including Pregnancy Loss, Stillbirth & Neonatal Loss.
Grief & loss expereinced during a pregnancy, such as the loss of a parent or loved one.
Pregnancy After Loss