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Welcome to Morning Star Psychology

The Morning Star (Nthanda) is the brightest and earliest indicator of a new day, well before sunrise.

Our ancestors often relied on the Morning Star as a meeting time to commence their journeys. The Morning Star is depicted as a guiding light representing hope and new beginnings.

Inspired by this meaning, Morning Star Psychology in Mackay provides a welcoming and supportive space for children, adolescents, and adults. Our practice offers evidence-based, tailored therapeutic interventions, walking alongside each individual as they embark on their own journey towards improved health outcomes.

Having migrated to Australia myself, I understand firsthand the courage it takes to build a life in a new country. This lived experience has shaped my deep passion for working in migration psychology.

I am especially committed to supporting individuals and families who may be carrying pre-migration trauma, adjusting to a new culture, feeling socially isolated, or navigating subtle forms of discrimination. My goal is to offer a safe, culturally sensitive space where your experiences are understood, validated, and gently supported as you find your footing and rebuild a sense of belonging.

Areas of Practice include

  • Developmental concerns

  • Behavioural concerns

  • Depression

  • Anxiety

  • OCD

  • Acculturative Stress

  • Trauma /PTSD

  • Eating concerns

  • Cultural Bereavement & grief

Our Services

Face to Face Therapy

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Telehealth / Phone Sessions

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Parenting Support Sessions

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Life is so busy and there’s never a right time. Get in touch today!