Therapy offers space to explore what feels difficult, understand recurring patterns and consider what you need. Kobie brings a thoughtful, collaborative approach to psychological support.
Kobie offers a thoughtful, non-judgemental approach to therapy, informed by a range of psychological approaches. Sessions provide space to explore your experiences, relationships and the patterns that may be shaping how you feel.
Her interests include anxiety, depression and trauma. You can enquire about working together or arrange a connection call to discuss whether her approach feels right for you.
Peer mentoring offers psychologists and counsellors space to think through the practical and personal questions of building a private practice. Kobie draws on her experience of founding Modern Minds to support reflection, planning and clearer direction.
Kobie brings psychological insight to talks, workshops and hosted conversations. Each event is shaped around its audience, with room for thoughtful discussion and practical reflection.
Enquire about speaking, hosting or planning an event together.
Kobie’s areas of interest include working with children and families, adolescents and adults. She provides psychological services for those experiencing anxiety and anxiety related disorders, family intervention work, and working with individuals who may have experienced acute, chronic and complex trauma. In addition, Kobie is experienced in working with clients across the lifespan who are experiencing a range of emotional or psychological difficulties.
• Anxiety and anxiety-related disorders.
• Experience in treating Generalized Anxiety
• Disorder (GAD)
• Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD) phobias, and Post-Traumatic
• Stress Disorder (PTSD)
• Depression including reactive depression, post-natal depression
• Trauma including addressing acute, chronic, and complex trauma
• Eating disorders
• Gender and sexual issues
• Personality disorders
• Commitment preparation
• Conflict resolution
• Couples counselling
• Divorce and separation
• Parenting support
• Family intervention
• Addictions
• Pain management
• Relaxation techniques
• Sleeping difficulties
• Coping with illness
• Anger management
• Assertiveness training
• Goal setting
• Grief and loss counselling
• Life and personal coaching
• Life transition and adjustment issues
• Self-esteem and self development
• Sexuality
• Shyness and social skills deficits
• Workplace issues
Kobie offers a variety of group programs that are both economical and highly effective. These programs cover areas such as stress management and overall wellbeing, providing support and recovery for various needs.
If you carry a small number of friendships spanning decades, you already know these connections outlast jobs, relationships, house moves, and entire seasons of self-discovery. They hold a particular kind of power, built not from constant contact but from a deep, familiar sense of being known. When life becomes difficult, reaching out to an old friend often feels harder than it should, even though these bonds are frequently the steadiest source of support available.
A diagnosis offers language for what you feel, but it rarely captures the full weight of living with trauma. Underneath the clinical term sits a nervous system that has learned to expect danger, and relationships that carry the imprint of what came before. Understanding this internal landscape opens a more honest starting point for healing than the diagnosis alone ever could.
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I’m based on the Sunshine Coast, QLD but work with clients around Australia via Telehealth.
E: kobie@modernminds.com.au
1800 MMINDS (1800 664 637)
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