Get to Know Kaylah
Director & Clinical Psychologist, Unique Mind Psychology Practice.
Kaylah is a clinical psychologist with experience in private practice, hospital, and university settings. At Unique Mind Psychology Practice, she provides evidence-based therapy tailored to individual needs, helping people manage anxiety, overthinking, and life transitions. Kaylah’s approach combines research-informed strategies with practical skill development, supporting clients to understand patterns, build insight, and navigate challenges at their own pace.
Professional Memberships & Registrations
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Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA) – Registered Psychologist
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Australian Psychological Society (APS) – Member
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New Zealand Psychologists Board – Registered Psychologist
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National Eating Disorder Collaboration (NEDC) – Member
Therapy Approach
Kaylah uses a combination of short- and long-term interventions, tailoring her approach to each client’s unique needs. She draws upon a variety of evidence-based therapies, including CBT, IPT, Schema Therapy, and ACT, all of which have strong support for their effectiveness. Kaylah works with adults facing anxiety, body image concerns, eating issues, relationship stress, identity struggles, and life transitions. She helps clients understand the internal pressures that influence their thoughts and emotions, offering straightforward, actionable strategies to manage stress, build emotional resilience, and regain control.
Start with a Complimentary Discovery Call
Reach out for a 15-minute discovery call with Kaylah. She offers in-person sessions at our Camberwell location, as well as flexible Telehealth options to ensure support is accessible to you.
1160 Toorak Road, Camberwell, VIC, 3124
0401 475 785
03 88490441 (Fax)​
A Note on Confidentiality
Psychologists are bound by the APS Code of Ethics, which includes the principle of confidentiality. All information discussed in session will remain private and confidential, except in the following important circumstances. Psychologists uphold your safety and are required to disclose information if you or someone else is at immediate risk of harm. Psychologists will also disclose information when there is a legal obligation/if a court order is in place.