About Wayfind Psychology and Consulting
At Wayfind Psychology and Consulting, we envision a practice where psychological support is approachable, effective, and tailored to individual and systemic needs. We believe that meaningful change arises from understanding the whole person within their environment.
Our mission is to deliver evidence-informed therapy, assessment, and consultation services that promote insight, resilience, and connection. We collaborate with children, adolescents, adults, families, schools, and organisations to provide personalised support that makes a meaningful difference.
At Wayfind Psychology and Consulting, we are committed to walking alongside you on your journey, helping you find clarity, strength, and direction.
Meet Our Psychologist
Jake
BA(Psych), BA Honours, MPsych(Ed&Dev)
Jake is a registered psychologist and founder of Wayfind Psychology and Consulting. Known for his warm, grounded approach, he supports children, adolescents, and adults to build insight, resilience, and practical skills for growth.
He has worked in education, child protection, hospital, and private settings, providing trauma-informed care and support to families, carers, and professionals. Jake has delivered school-based support, targeted group programs, and professional development for educators. He also supports foster, permanent, and adoptive carers and has presented on this work at national conferences.
Jake offers therapy and psychological assessments, including cognitive, educational, ADHD, and autism assessments. He uses evidence-based approaches like CBT, motivational interviewing, ACT, and creative therapies such as play and art therapy. Sessions are available face-to-face, via Telehealth, with assessments also offered in regional areas. He also consults with schools and organisations to build capacity and practical strategies.
Always curious and collaborative, Jake is committed to continual learning and will find answers when needed. Outside work, he enjoys time with family and friends, unique adventures like treetop climbing, white water rafting, and tiny house escapes, horror movies, video games, and - of course - chicken nuggets.