Stephanie is a Clinical Psychologist and Graduate member of the Psychological Society of Ireland (PSI) and is registered with HCPC (Healthcare and Professions Council).

Stephanie attained her undergraduate degree from the University of Dundee. She then completed two postgraduate degrees — an MSc in The Psychology of Mental Health and an MSc in Applied Psychology for Children and Young People — before graduating with a doctorate in Clinical Psychology from Trinity College Dublin. Stephanie has a keen interest in working with Autistic people and those who are ADHD

Stephanie currently works with neurodivergent children and adults, using her extensive experience working with neurodivergent adults and young people and their families, in the HSE, NHS and various educational settings

Employing a collaborative and neurodiversity-affirmative approach, Stephanie is passionate about ensuring everyone feels respected and welcome to express their own sense of identity. She aims to provide a secure and supportive therapeutic space, in which her clients feel safe to explore their previous and current life experience

Stephanie loves animals, particularly dogs, and sometimes very clingy French bulldog Hank makes an appearance in sessions!