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Daniel Taylor

Posted on September 8, 2026September 10, 2026 by psych2u

Daniel “Danny” Taylor

NSW

BA (Hons), MBA, Registered Psychologist, MAPS

Pronouns- He/Him

Daniel “Danny” Taylor is a registered psychologist with approximately 10 years of experience in psychology, alongside a 25-year career in management consulting. He currently works part-time as both a management consultant and counselling psychologist and joined PSYCH2U/GP2U in late 2023. Danny has experience providing psychological support in outpatient and telehealth settings and brings a broad perspective to his work through his combined psychology and consulting background.

His areas of interest include:

Anxiety disorders
Substance use
Managed psychosis
Supporting people with broader life challenges, including making sense of significant personal or life issues

Danny Taylor sees all clients aged 16 years and over, with young adults aged 20–35 as his primary focus; he also works with:

Adolescents
Older adults

Danny Taylor does not see:

ADHD
Autism
Severe depression
OCD

Jacqueline Coetzee

Posted on September 8, 2026September 10, 2026 by psych2u

Jacqueline “Jackie” Coetzee

QLD

Australian Psychological Society – Assoc. Member

Pronouns- She/Her

Jacqueline “Jackie” Coetzee is a registered psychologist with 21 years’ experience. She began her career in sexual assault counselling and domestic violence counselling as a provisionally registered psychologist, while also providing psychological intervention in an adult community mental health setting. In 2007, Jackie moved into private practice as a fully bulk-billing psychologist, receiving referrals from GPs under Mental Health Care Plans. She later relocated from Cairns to Townsville in 2015 and joined a bulk-billing group practice, receiving referrals from GPs, Veterans’ Affairs, Employee Assistance Program providers and Work Cover. Jackie also worked as an independent contractor with Open Arms for four years. Jackie works from a person-centred perspective and uses evidence-based therapies to support patients in reaching their therapy goals. Her approach is compassionate, authentic and dynamic, with a focus on creating a safe and supportive environment for patients.

Her areas of interest include:

PTSD and neurodivergence
ADHD
Mood disorders
Work-related concerns
Anxiety disorders
Eating disorders
Stress management
Anger management

Jackie Coetzee sees adults aged 18 to 90 years, supporting:

PTSD, anxiety, mood disorders, neurodivergence, ADHD, work-related stress and emotional regulation concerns

Jackie Coetzee does not see:

Acute mental health presentations such as psychosis or schizophrenia

Xin Yang

Posted on September 8, 2026September 10, 2026 by psych2u

Xin Yang

VIC

BA, MTeach, BPsychSc (Hons), MAppPsych

Pronouns- She/Her

Xin Yang is a registered psychologist with experience across psychology, education, student wellbeing, disability inclusion and private practice settings. Prior to becoming a psychologist, Xin trained and worked as a teacher, giving her a strong understanding of child development, learning and educational environments. She works with children, adolescents, young adults, parents and adults experiencing a range of emotional, behavioural and life challenges. Her approach is warm, practical and collaborative, with a focus on helping clients develop effective coping strategies and make meaningful, sustainable changes.

Her areas of interest include:

Anxiety, depression and adjustment difficulties
Parenting stress and emotional regulation
ADHD and executive functioning
Learning difficulties, school refusal and study skills

Xin Yang sees patients aged 4 years and over, school-aged children, adolescents, young adults, parents and adults, supporting:

Psychological intervention and counselling (not formal psychological, cognitive, educational or diagnostic assessments)

Xin Yang does not see:

Clients requiring crisis intervention or experiencing acute suicidal risk or psychosis
Eating disorders or AOD concerns
Forensic, medico-legal, psychoeducational or comprehensive NDIS assessments or reports

Stuart Langley

Posted on March 21, 2024September 10, 2026 by psych2u

Stuart Langley

NSW

Registered Psychologist

Pronouns- He/Him

Stuart has extensive experience working with a range of individual difficulties, including complex Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), personality disorders, anxiety disorders, depressive disorders, psychotic disorders, and trauma/stressor-related disorders. He trained in the United Kingdom, where he was born, and has since worked across a wide range of mental health services both as a clinician and within leadership roles, including forensic mental health, adolescent mental health and juvenile justice, drug and alcohol clinics, and multiple modes of individual and family therapy. He has worked and delivered mental health services in Europe, Africa and Australia, and considers working therapeutically in culturally safe ways of utmost importance.

His areas of interest include:

Trauma (PTSD and Complex PTSD)
Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD)
Anxiety
Depression
Emotional dysregulation
Personality-related concerns
Relationship difficulties

Stuart Langley sees all clients aged 12 years and over, for:

Trauma (PTSD and Complex PTSD)
Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD)
Anxiety and depression
Emotional dysregulation and personality-related concerns
Relationship difficulties

Stuart Langley does not see:

Eating disorders

Sha Okan

Posted on March 21, 2024September 10, 2026 by psych2u

Sha Okan

NSW

Psychological Science Honours

Pronouns- She/Her

Sha is experienced in working with people across the life span in multicultural contexts, from school-aged kids (having worked in primary and secondary schools) to the elderly. She has worked in youth mental health (for 12 to 25-year-olds), in aged care settings, and as an online counsellor, and has extensive experience in First Nations contexts. Sha has also worked for NDIS with people living with different abilities, including neurodivergent children and adults, and is experienced in the Workcover context. She is experienced working within the LGBTQIPA+ Community and is competent in psychological and/or neurodivergent testing. Sha has worked in community settings, in private practice and in online telehealth contexts, and has been with PSYCH2U for three years.

“People come to therapy for all kinds of reasons. I understand what a big step it can be to make that first call for support. I offer a compassionate, safe place to explore what may be going on for people. I work collaboratively with each person and their support team (if necessary) to understand and manage each situation, aiming for a better quality of life and a greater level of joy. I consider it an honour to be with people in this way. I am a mother and grandmother and bring the rich experience of that to my psychology practice.”

Her areas of interest include:

Narrative Therapy (NT)
Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT)
Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)
Interpersonal Psychotherapy (IPT)
Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT) and trauma therapy, among other evidence-based modalities

Sha Okan sees clients from diverse contexts, including:

Neurodivergency, trauma and relationship challenges
Anxiety, depression and identity crisis
Low self-worth, family breakdown, and life transitions and/or crisis
Pple navigating the family court
Clients needing to apply for the Disability Support Pension and/or NDIS services

Sha Okan does not see:

No fixed exclusions specified — Sha notes she retains the right to decline to see a client where that becomes necessary

Alison Crotty

Posted on September 25, 2020September 10, 2026 by psych2u_admin

Alison Crotty

VIC

Grad Dip Behavioural Science (Psychology), Master of Psychology (Health), PostGrad Dip Psychology, Full AHPRA registration

Australian Pain Society – Member | Australian Psychological Society – Full Member | EMDR Association of Australia – Member | EMDR Training – Level 1

Pronouns- She/Her

Alison Crotty is a registered psychologist who has worked in psychology since 2009. Before training as a psychologist, Alison worked in teaching, occupational health and safety, manufacturing and the welfare sector. Alison has worked across a range of settings, including community health centres, private practice, multidisciplinary pain clinics, Beyond Blue, and general psychology and pain services. She has experience providing care both face-to-face and via telehealth, including video and phone consultations. Alison has a particular interest in supporting people with chronic health conditions, persistent pain and those recovering from traumatic incidents. She joined PSYCH2U in 2021.

Her areas of interest include:

Persistent pain and chronic illness
Compensable injury matters, Workcover and TAC
PTSD and complex PTSD
EMDR
ADHD support
Depression, anxiety and panic

Alison Crotty sees patients aged 16 years and over, including:

Patients with Workcover, TAC and other compensable injury matters
Rural, regional and city-based patients
PTSD, complex PTSD, persistent pain, chronic illness, ADHD support needs, depression, anxiety, panic and life transitions

Alison Crotty does not see:

Patients under 18
Couples
Patients where borderline personality disorder is the primary presentation

Helen Middleton

Posted on September 25, 2020September 10, 2026 by psych2u_admin

Helen Middleton

TAS

Assoc Dip Bus Stud (Private Secretarial Practice), BEd, Master of Gestalt Therapy, MEd Studies (Guid. & Couns.),

Postgrad Dip Ed Studies (Psych), Trained Technical Teachers Cert.

Pronouns- She/Her

Helen Middleton is a registered psychologist with experience across school, youth mental health, private practice and community settings. She has worked as a School Guidance Officer, in private practice and with Headspace. Helen has experience supporting adolescents, adults and couples with a range of mental health concerns. Helen has completed postgraduate training in family therapy and holds qualifications in school counselling and Gestalt therapy. Her background allows her to bring a supportive and therapeutic approach to her work with individuals and families.

Her areas of interest include:

Anxiety
Depression
Relationships
Adolescence
Parenting

Helen Middleton sees patients aged 13 years and over, supporting:

Presentations that fall within the range of general psychological concerns

Helen Middleton does not see:

Severe or complex psychological conditions, including anorexia, bipolar disorder, schizophrenia or borderline personality disorder

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