Our Services

  • Trauma can get held in the body, and triggering events may embed themselves in our neural pathways if they haven’t been fully processed. This is the foundation of how Seeking Minds approaches therapy and EMDR.

    Through a combination of psychotherapy, EMDR, and neuroscience-informed approaches, our therapists work with core themes and memories to support healing and restore wellbeing. We view therapy as a collaborative relationship, where the therapy space mirrors the world outside, offering a safe environment to explore, process, and grow. Therapy doesn’t always have to be solemn; it can also be a space for curiosity, insight, and transformation.

    If you’d like to discuss your therapeutic needs and see if we are the right fit, please get in touch with us.

  • EMDR is an evidence-based therapy that helps the brain process and integrate traumatic memories that may be “stuck” or causing ongoing distress. At Seeking Minds, EMDR is used as part of a holistic, neuroscience-informed approach alongside psychotherapy.

    Through structured sessions, our therapists guide participants to reprocess difficult memories, reduce the intensity of associated emotions, and build resilience. EMDR sessions are collaborative and tailored, ensuring participants feel supported and safe throughout the process.

    If you’d like to explore whether EMDR is right for you, please contact us to discuss your needs and goals.

  • Our Occupational Therapy (OT) services help participants build independence, confidence, and functional skills to engage fully in daily life and the community. We work with individuals across a range of abilities, including those with disability, complex presentations, and co-occurring conditions.

    Our OT services include:

    • Functional assessments to identify strengths and areas for support

    • Capacity-building strategies for daily living skills, routines, and participation

    • Sensory processing support and environment adaptations

    • Collaborative goal-setting aligned with participant goals and NDIS plan- or self-managed funding

    Through a practical, holistic approach, our Occupational Therapists help participants achieve meaningful outcomes in everyday life, supporting autonomy, confidence, and wellbeing.

    Please contact Seeking Minds to discuss your Occupational Therapy needs and how we can support your goals.

  • Psychosocial or physical disabilities can be difficult to navigate without strong external and internal supports. Seeking Minds Australia is committed to walking alongside NDIS participants to strengthen capacity, enhance daily living skills, and build social confidence. We do this through psychotherapy, safety planning, and active care team engagement.

    We specialise in supporting individuals living with:

    • Treatment-Resistant Depression

    • Complex Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (CPTSD)

    • Disability-related immobility

    • Schizoaffective disorder, schizophrenia, and drug-induced psychosis

    • Disabilities arising from accidents or incidents

    Our work focuses on building functional capacity in the following areas:

    • Language and communication

    • Personal care

    • Mobility and movement

    • Interpersonal interactions

    • Psychological and emotional functioning

    • Community participation and independent living

    In addition, Seeking Minds provides tailored training and psychoeducation for care teams and support workers. This helps strengthen their ability to meet the needs of NDIS participants and support long-term growth.

    If you would like to explore whether we are the right fit for you, please reach out. We welcome the opportunity to be part of your journey

  • We partner with organisations to strengthen culture, improve team cohesion, and embed organisational values into everyday practice. Our services include:

    • Tailored consultation to support organisational reflection, problem-solving, and strategy

    • Customised training programs for staff, leaders, and teams

    • Team reflective practice to build insight and collaborative problem-solving

    • Individual case consultation to support complex situations and decision-making

    By combining consultation, training, and reflective practice, we help organisations operate more effectively, creating better outcomes for the people they support.

  • Reflective practice is a structured form of group supervision and processing that helps teams, groups, and organisations engage with each other from a relational perspective. It provides a space to step back from individual processes, reconnect with the broader team, and focus on shared goals.

    This approach is a powerful tool for managing the range of challenges that can arise in clinical and workplace settings. Sessions typically run for 1.5 hours and draw on a mix of methodologies, including group discussion, activities, debriefing, and collaborative problem-solving, to achieve meaningful outcomes.

    Reflective practice supports teams to debrief, realign, and navigate complexity together. All our practitioners bring extensive experience to these sessions and are committed to tailoring the approach to meet your organisation’s needs and achieve the best outcomes.

    Please contact Seeking Minds for a complimentary initial discussion to explore how reflective practice can support your team or organisation.

  • Mark Colletti is an experienced supervisor with over a decade in the mental health sector. He takes a progressive, collaborative approach and is passionate about supporting practitioners to grow, develop, and reach their full potential.

    Supervision can often bring vulnerability, and it’s common to feel self-critical or even question our own practice. At Seeking Minds, we view this as a healthy and essential part of professional growth. By approaching supervision with curiosity, reflection, and evidence-informed frameworks, Mark helps practitioners explore their work holistically, celebrating strengths while identifying opportunities for growth.

    To discuss how supervision with Mark can support your professional development, please contact Seeking Minds Australia for an initial conversation.