A psychologist working across assessment, counselling, and couples therapy — and the person behind Brain Helpers. I've built this practice around the kind of care I wish every client got.
Hi, I'm Sharon — I grew up on the sunny shores of Mauritius before calling Australia home for 22 years. School was tough for me; I grappled with anxiety and focus, so I truly understand how those struggles hit home.
Now, as a Clinical Psychologist and Educational and Developmental Psychologistwith a Master's and PhD from Monash, I'm here to support families, couples, and individuals like you — whether through assessments for ADHD and Autism, counselling for anxiety, or help with relationships.
I weave my own experiences into approaches like mindfulness and the Gottman Method, creating a warm space for growth.
Beyond the clinic, I'm off exploring with my family or tackling a CrossFit session.
It should feel warm, collaborative, and age-appropriate. You — or your child — should leave feeling more seen, not more tested.
Labels can help — they unlock supports and point to evidence-based approaches. But the work always comes back to the individual, their strengths, and their story.
You're the expert on your own experience. My job is to add a different kind of expertise — and bring it together with yours.
Rigorous research and clinical evidence are non-negotiable. So is sitting with your specific story. I work from both at once — the science supports the conversation; the conversation gives the science somewhere to land.
I see clients from my consulting rooms at 13 Clyde Rd, Berwick, in Melbourne's south-east. For telehealth-appropriate work (counselling, couples), I also offer secure video sessions.
Send through a referral with your thoughts. No commitment — we'll have a conversation first.