We are a small team of compassionate professionals who are dedicated to providing quality therapy services to make a difference to your life and wellbeing. We love what we do, and we do it with passion. We look forward to working with you.
Cherie Dorotich
Registered Psychologist & Clinic Director
Cherie is a Registered Psychologist of 25 years, Psychology Board-approved supervisor, business mentor, and specialist behaviour support practitioner. As the founder and director of All Round Wellness, she brings extensive expertise and a deep commitment to supporting her clients in achieving meaningful personal and professional growth.
Specialising in trauma recovery and women in leadership, Cherie employs advanced therapeutic modalities, including Schema Therapy, Eye Movement Desensitisation and Reprocessing (EMDR), and Psychedelic-Assisted Therapy. Her approach is integrative, holistic, and tailored specifically to the individual needs and therapeutic goals of her clients.
With significant experience mentoring psychologists and allied health professionals, Cherie supports the development of clinical excellence and effective business practices within the therapeutic community. She is dedicated to creating a safe, compassionate environment that facilitates healing, empowerment, and sustainable change.
Cherie maintains full registration with AHPRA and is committed to continuous professional development to ensure the highest standards of clinical care and ethical practice.
Qualifications: BArts (Psych); BPsych; PGDipHSc (Addn); GradCertEdStud (PosBeh); MLdp
Naomi Karvinen
Psychologist in Clinical Practice
Naomi Karvinen is a registered psychologist. She has been working in private practice for 15 years in the Mandurah region. Naomi does a wide range of work including Mental Health Care Plans, DVA, EAP, NDIS, Workers Compensation, ICWA, and private clients. She works with all ages and all issues. Naomi is a Psychology Board Approved Supervisor. Naomi has a passion for Transactional Analysis, attachment-based therapies, working with suicidal clients, trauma, and getting to the deeper issues for people.
Interest Areas: Relationships, Attachment, Transactional Analysis
Qualifications: BA Psych, Post Grad Dip Psych, Post Grad Dip Educ.
Registered: AHPRA
Member: CCA
Mirza Bakthier
Psychologist in Clinical Practice/Behaviour Support Practitioner
You are stronger than you think, and I want to help you realise that. Together we can work through your life’s puzzles and discover the path that will take you to the life you want to life.
Interest Areas: Autism
Registered: AHPRA
Member: AAPi
Nadia Cunningham
Psychologist in Clinical Practice/Behaviour Support Practitioner
I am a registered Psychologist with AHPRA and a member of the Australian Association of Psychologists Inc (AAPI), working primarily with adults and adolescents aged 15 and above. My clinical interests include Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD), Narcissistic Personality Disorder (NPD), and complex early childhood trauma. I am deeply attuned to the emotional needs of my clients and bring a warm, empathetic, and professionally grounded approach to therapy—balanced with a touch of humour and sass where appropriate.
My therapeutic style integrates Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT) and Schema Therapy. DBT offers practical strategies to manage distressing and intense emotions, while Schema Therapy supports clients in understanding the deeper origins of this distress—particularly those rooted in early life experiences. This combined approach allows for both immediate relief and long-term healing.
My practice is rooted in the belief that trust and the therapeutic relationship are central to meaningful change. As such, I tend to build strong, enduring connections with my clients. I have extensive experience providing psychological support within the NDIS framework, including Positive Behaviour Support (PBS), and offer comprehensive diagnostic assessments and cognitive evaluations for a range of purposes including insurance, NDIS, criminal, and clinical diagnostics.
As I reside in Perth, I offer telehealth appointments on Wednesdays and see clients in person at All Round Wellness on Thursdays and Fridays.
Tess Allen
Psychologist in Clinical Practice (Provisional)
“Tess Allen is a Psychologist with experience across hospital, private, and community settings, working with both
adolescents and adults. She has a strong background in eating disorder treatment, having delivered both individual and group
programs, while also supporting clients with concerns such as low mood, anxiety, stress, emotional regulation, and relationship difficulties.
Tess draws on evidence-based approaches including Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT), Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and attachment-based approaches. She is also trained in Cognitive Behaviour Therapy Enhanced (CBT-E) and Family-Based Treatment (FBT) for eating disorders. Her style is flexible and collaborative, ensuring therapy is tailored to each person’s needs and goals.
Tess is committed to creating a safe and supportive space where clients feel understood and empowered to make meaningful changes, strengthen relationships, and move toward a balanced and fulfilling life.
Qualifications: Bachelor of Science (Psychology); Graduate Diploma of Psychological Science; Graduate Diploma of Psychology (Adv)
Matthew Pollard
Psychologist (Provisional)
As a therapist, I’m passionate about supporting clients across the lifespan to build meaningful, values-driven lives. My work draws on evidence-based approaches including Schema Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and Emotion-Focused Therapy (EFT), which help clients explore deeply held patterns, connect with their emotional experiences, and take empowering steps toward change. I strive to create a compassionate, collaborative space where people can better understand themselves, develop healthier relationships, and navigate life’s challenges with greater clarity and resilience.
Available for Telehealth – All ages
Member of APS
Qualifications: BA (Psych and Counselling); Grad Dip Psych, Master of Psych (Professional)
Panashe Kaguramamba
Psychologist (Provisional)
I am a Master’s degree graduate who is very passionate about supporting people of all ages to understand themselves and build strategies that help them thrive. I’ve worked with children, adults and older adults. I have experience in assessments and evidence-based therapies such as Cognitive Behaviour Therapy. My approach is warm, collaborative and person-centred. I believe the best outcomes come from working together with clients—listening to their needs, respecting their expertise in their own lives, and tailoring support to fit their goals.
Before starting my psychology career, I worked as a caregiver, which taught me the importance of listening with empathy and treating every person as an individual. Whether I’m helping a child through play therapy or supporting an older adult, I aim to create a safe, welcoming space where clients feel heard, valued and empowered.
Qualifications: BA (Psychology, Human Resources Management and Industrial Relations); Master of Professional
Psychology
Manpreet Kaur
Counsellor (Mental Health & Rehabilitation)
Dedicated Rehabilitation
Counselor with a passion for
empowering individuals to overcome
challenges and achieve
independence. Skilled in personalised
counselling, case management, and
evidence-based rehabilitation
strategies. Seeking to leverage my
expertise in client advocacy and
holistic support to improve lives and
foster long- term well-being
Languages other than English: Punjabi, Hindi, South Indian
Member: ASORC; ACA
Qualifications: Bachelor of Psychology; Master of Rehabilitation Counselling & Mental Health
Helen Williamson
Counselling Sexologist
Sexology support and education that is person centred, evidence based, and consent focused.
Interest Areas: Education & Safety, Assistive Technology, Advocacy, Working with Disability
Jade Oo
Team Lead – Behaviour Support Practitioner
I am dedicated to supporting individuals to feel understood, valued, and empowered. With lived experience of neurodiversity, I bring both professional expertise and personal insight to my practice. My background in psychology and behaviour support, together with experience in the NDIS and disability sector, has reinforced the importance of person-centred, tailored approaches that respect each individual’s unique needs.
I have a particular interest in working with young people, using play-based and creative strategies to foster skill development, confidence, and wellbeing. I believe that every person deserves the opportunity to be recognised and celebrated for who they are, and I consider it a privilege to be part of that journey.
Languages spoken: English, Burmese
Interest Areas: Neurodiversity, Youth
Qualifications: Bachelor of Psychology
Anton David
Clinical Assistant (Behaviour Support)
What fuels me intrinsically is knowing that everybody in this world has a form of potential. I dedicate my time and space learning how I can help my future students see that. As I am finishing my education studies, I devout my life ensuring that people help each other in order to build a brighter future.
Interest Areas: Classroom PBiS, Educational Psychology
Member: BSPA
Georgia Aiesi
Clinical Assistant – Behaviour Support
I’ve always been passionate about helping people learn, grow, and feel supported. My background in education, sport and behavioural science has given me the chan
backgrounds, building confidence and celebrating the small (and big!) wins together.
I have learnt the importance of tailored and person-centred supports while working within NDIS Registered companies. I truly believe that everyone deserves the right
love being part of that journey.
Qualifications: Bachelor of Behavioural Science
Charlie Mahony
Clinical Assistant – Behaviour Support
My approach is collaborative and outcome-focused, with an emphasis on transparency, consistency, and strategies that promote autonomy and well-being. Outside of my BSP role, I’m committed to ongoing professional development and community engagement. I’m passionate about uilding ethical, evidence-based models of care that support people to live with purpose and dignity.
Qualifications: Cert III & IV Disability
Dean DioGuardi
Clinical Assistant – Behaviour Support
I bring a passion for supporting individuals through
compassionate, evidence-based strategies. Originally from the USA, I’ve lived in Australia for 13 years, where I’ve honed my skills
in psychology and social work. With a BA in Psychology and an MSW, plus over 20 years of experience, I’ve navigated diverse
environments, from U.S. urban psychiatric hospitals as an Activity Therapist to professional roles within Australian schools and
prisons. My MSW training emphasized indigenisation of practice, integrating Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander perspectives to
foster culturally responsive interventions, enhancing my ability to support diverse clients effectively.
My approach emphasizes empathy and collaboration, drawing from my training in trauma-informed care and behavioral
interventions. I’ve witnessed how people construct reality through their experiences—often shaped by societal norms, trauma, or
resilience—and I focus on empowering clients to reframe challenges positively. Having faced personal hurdles like cultural
adaptation in shifting social landscapes, I bring authentic nuance to fostering inclusive, supportive spaces. Outside work, I’m a dog lover, caring for my two pups, and I value balance through mindfulness and continuous learning.
Qualifications: Bachelor of Arts (Psychology); Master of Social Work
Rhianna Ta
Behaviour Support Practitioner
With a background in psychology, aged care, and experience within the NDIS sector, I understand the importance of person-centred, tailored approaches that honour each individual’s unique needs. I am particularly passionate about supporting seniors and people from POC backgrounds, recognising the value of connection, stability, and dignity within these communities. I feel privileged to assist others in building confidence, resilience, and overall wellbeing.
Languages spoken: English, Cantonese-Chinese
Areas of interest: Seniors, POC
Qualifications: Bachelor of Science (Psychological Sciences & Criminology); Adv. Graduate Diploma of Psychology
Joanna Hansford
Clinical Assistant – Behaviour Support
I have a background in social work and I believe in a person-centred, relational approach to my work that values the dignity, strengths, and goals of each individual. My practice is guided by a holistic perspective, recognising that wellbeing is shaped by personal, social, and environmental factors. I am passionate about walking alongside people in their journey, empowering them to make meaningful choices and fostering resilience, self-determination, and growth.
Qualifications: Bachelor of Arts (Japanese), post graduate diploma in teaching and learning (secondary), Masters in social and community work (applied)
Therapist
Shanti Dorotich
3rd October 2009 – 20th November 2020
Therapist to the Therapists
Shanti spent many years as an important team member, supporting clients and therapists in their journeys of healing. Although she has now left our clinic as she has passed away – she remains a part of our team in our hearts.
