East Brisbane Psychology Clinic

Alana is an experienced psychologist, registered with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA). Alana provides both therapy and assessment and diagnostic services, including paediatrics and leads our Clinical Team at Hively Health.

Alana’s interest in mental health started in performing arts and curiosity about the stories that make up our lives. She strives to cultivate a welcoming, inclusive space in session.

Storm Clements is an experienced Clinical Psychologist, registered with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA). She holds a Bachelor of Psychological Science (Honours I) and a Master of Clinical Psychology, and provides both therapy and assessment services, including paediatric diagnostic assessments.

Storm accepts both private and NDIS clients at our East Brisbane Clinic and a referral is not required. However, referrals can be made under a Mental Health Treatment Plan or Chronic Disease Management (CDM) Plan.

Warm, compassionate, and authentic, Storm brings empathy and professionalism to every therapeutic relationship. She is committed to person-centred, trauma-informed care, creating an environment where clients feel genuinely seen, heard, and valued.

Rae is an experienced Psychologist with General Registration with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA) and an Associate Member of the Australian Psychological Society (APS).

Rae has experience and a passion in working with presentations such as Behavioural & Emotional Regulation, Neurodiversity, Symptoms of Trauma, Attention and Concentration Difficulties, Sleep and Sleep Hygiene, Social and Play Skills and Parenting Support.

In addition to 1:1 therapy, Rae runs regular group therapy programs for children throughout the school year. These programs are designed to provide a safe and nurturing space where children can practice social-emotional skills, gain confidence and foster friendships.

Vicki is a Provisional Psychologist who works with adults, children, adolescents, and families, offering thoughtful, evidence-based psychological support across a range of life stages and presentations. She brings a calm, reflective, and collaborative approach to her work, supporting clients to build insight, emotional regulation and resilience as they navigate life’s challenges and transitions.

Vicki has experience working with parents and caregivers to strengthen family relationships, better understand family dynamics, and support children’s emotional and behavioural development. She is especially interested in helping individuals and families navigate periods of stress, overwhelm, relational difficulty, and adjustment with greater clarity and steadiness. Her work also includes supporting families through perinatal and life transitions with compassion.

Vicki holds a Master of Professional Psychology, a Graduate Diploma in Psychology, and a Bachelor of Psychological Science (Honours). She is committed to ongoing professional development and is currently completing an Advanced Certificate in Couple and Family Systems Therapy.

Tory is a dedicated Provisional Psychologist with Registration with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA) and a registered Positive Behaviour Support Practitioner with the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission. Tory has a Bachelor of Psychological Science and Counselling, a Bachelor of Psychological Science with Honours, and is currently completing a Masters of Professional Psychology.

Tory has worked in health and community disability settings, providing treatment for a range of presenting concerns with a focus on empathetic and compassionate care. Tory supports all ages and presentations, with a special in interest in supporting children and families.

Brad Smith is an experienced Provisional Psychologist, with a Master of Professional Psychology, and currently completing his Master of Clinical Psychology.

Brad has completed clinical placements with Child and Youth Mental Health Service (CYMHS) and the Youth Step Up Step Down (YSUSD) Unit, where he worked extensively with children and adolescents presenting with trauma, mood and anxiety disorders, behavioural challenges, and complex neurodevelopmental conditions.