Shiloh Lawrence
Educational and Developmental Psychologist (Registrar)
Mental health and anxiety
Relationships, parenting and family support
Availability Limited availability
Clinic days Friday
Experience Confirm
Supports Adults, parents and families
Supporting stronger relationships and emotional wellbeing
Shiloh is an Educational and Developmental Psychology Registrar who works alongside adults, parents, and families to better understand life’s challenges, strengthen relationships, and build practical strategies for positive change.
Shiloh is passionate about helping people feel seen, heard, and understood. She believes that every person is shaped by their relationships, experiences, and environment, and takes the time to understand each individual’s unique strengths, challenges, and goals.
With experience working across schools, private practice, and community settings, Shiloh supports individuals, families, and groups through a range of emotional, behavioural, and developmental challenges. Her approach is grounded in authenticity, kindness, and collaboration, creating a safe space where people can explore difficulties and move forward with confidence.
Alongside therapy, Shiloh provides psychological assessments that help individuals and families gain a clearer understanding of learning, memory, behaviour, and emotional wellbeing.
Qualifications and experience
- Registered Psychologist
- Educational and Developmental Psychology Registrar
- Experience across schools, private practice, and community settings
- Experience working with individuals, families, and groups
Support areas of interest
Shiloh supports adults, parents, and families across a range of areas, including:
Attachment and relationships
Parenting support
Family relationships
Emotional regulation
Anxiety
Depression and low mood
Stress
Life transitions
Learning difficulties
Behavioural challenges
Personal growth and resilience
Therapy approach
Shiloh takes a warm, collaborative approach that recognises the important role relationships, environment, and life experiences play in our wellbeing.
She works alongside individuals and families to better understand patterns of behaviour, strengthen emotional connections, and develop practical strategies that support lasting change.
Her practice draws on a range of evidence-based approaches, including:
Attachment-informed practice
Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT)
Developmental systems theory
Interpersonal neurobiology
Circle of Security-informed parenting principles
Strengths-based, collaborative care
Assessments and diagnostic services
Shiloh provides psychological assessments that support a greater understanding of learning, behaviour, memory, and emotional wellbeing across the lifespan.
Areas of assessment include:
Cognitive assessments
Learning assessments
Memory assessments
Emotional and behavioural assessments
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