Location: Subiaco

Natanya Bradley
Clinical Psychologist
BSc (Hons), MSc (Occ Psych), M (Clin Psych)

Natanya is a Clinical Psychologist with a dedicated focus in perinatal and infant mental health. She supports individuals and families through conception, pregnancy, the postnatal period, and early parenting, offering therapy that is attachment-focused, relational, and trauma-informed. Her work is grounded in a respect for early relationships and an understanding of how past experiences can shape emotional wellbeing and parenting in the present.

Natanya’s approach is gentle, attuned, and reflective, nurturing curiosity and exploration. She recognises that one’s journey in the perinatal period is a time of development and potential vulnerability. Natanya is passionate about supporting clients through this profound life adjustment. She works collaboratively, valuing clients’ strengths and capacities, and helping them make sense of their experiences in ways that foster understanding, growth and wellbeing.

Natanya has a particular interest in how experiences of trauma can emerge or be reactivated in the perinatal period. She is an EMDR Accredited Practitioner, experienced with both single event and complex PTSD, and integrates EMDR into the treatment of perinatal concerns. Natanya welcomes parents to bring their infant to sessions and offers parent–infant psychotherapy, supporting both parental mental health and the developing parent–child relationship. Natanya is trained in Child–Parent Psychotherapy (CPP), an evidence-based, attachment-focused approach for families where there has been trauma, loss, or relational stress.

Beyond her clinical training, Natanya’s practice is also shaped by her own experience of becoming a mother, which influenced her decision to pursue clinical psychology following an earlier career in organisational psychology. She holds with privilege walking alongside clients and families as they navigate this important time of life, providing a space to explore hopes, dreams, and fears, while supporting the transformation of intergenerational patterns. Natanya works across private practice and a specialist perinatal and infant mental health service, bringing extensive experience in early relationships and perinatal mental health.

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Jacinta is unable to accept new referrals at this time – please make contact with another of our psychologists to make an appointment

Dr Jacinta Hatton
Psychologist (Clinical)
B.A.(Hons), DPsych (Clin)

Jacinta is a warm, passionate and dedicated Clinical Psychologist and Psychology Board of Australia Approved Supervisor, with a commitment to supporting women, couples and families across the journey into parenthood, from preconception to pregnancy and birth through to the early parenting years.

Jacinta works with a broad range of perinatal concerns, including fertility challenges, pregnancy and infant loss, birth trauma, adjustment to parenthood, and complex trauma presentations. She has a particular interest in working at the intersection of perinatal mental health and trauma, and has extensive experience supporting individuals whose experiences of childhood sexual abuse or adult sexual assault are reactivated during pregnancy, birth or early parenting. Her work is informed by experience across a range of clinical settings, including maternity hospital outpatient clinics and a specialist mother–baby inpatient unit.

Her therapeutic approach is trauma-informed, compassionate and collaborative, grounded in attachment theory and tailored to the individual needs of each client. Jacinta has undertaken extensive training in trauma therapies and is an EMDRAA Accredited Trainer and Consultant in Eye Movement Desensitisation and Reprocessing (EMDR), as well as an Accredited Schema Therapist. She has a strong passion for the use of EMDR in the treatment of perinatal concerns.

In addition to her clinical work, Jacinta enjoys providing supervision, consultation and training to other practitioners working in the EMDR and perinatal space. She is trained in Circle of Security and has completed Level 1 of Elly Taylor’s Becoming Us training, supporting couples to strengthen their relationship as they transition into parenthood.

Jacinta is known for creating a safe, attuned and supportive therapeutic space, where clients feel heard as they move toward healing and growth during this important life transition. Most importantly, Jacinta is a mother of two young children and brings a lived understanding of the emotional complexities and challenges that can arise across both the journey to conception, birth and the transition into parenthood.

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Peta is open to accept new referrals from June 2026

Peta Anderson
Perinatal Psychologist
BPsych MPsych

Peta is a qualified and Endorsed Counselling and Clinical Psychologist who has been working in the Mental Health field for the over 20 years in various roles within both public and private settings.

Peta is warm, empathic and committed to providing humanistic, client-centred, evidence based therapeutic support to all her clients and their families that is collaborative and responsive to their needs. Peta has a special interest in and undertaken further training specifically in attachment, antenatal and postnatal anxiety and depression, grief and loss, trauma, child parent psychotherapy, and  perinatal, infant and paediatric mental health.  She has a keen interest in understanding intergenerational transmission of trauma and attachment patterns.

She enjoys working together with parents to discover the benevolent and adverse influences of attachment from childhood and understanding the impact on parenting and relationships.  Babies and toddlers are welcome to attend sessions with their parents. This can offer the opportunity to enable reflection on the infant-parent relationship in the moment and getting to know your child’s individual cues and bids for connection.

Peta works from an integrated framework of interventions inclusive of Interpersonal Psychotherapy, Psychodynamic Psychotherapy, Emotion Focussed Therapy, Cognitive-Behavioural Therapy, EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitisation Reprocessing), Dyadic and Attachment Focussed techniques. She has almost 20 years of experience delivering group psychotherapy programs, has presented at conferences for group work facilitated at Ngala and St John of God Raphael Services.

Peta is currently training and gaining accreditation in Child Parent Psychotherapy, and is also an Accredited Facilitator of the Circle of Security© (COS) Attachment Based Parenting Program and has completed the Becoming Us Intensive for MH Practitioners.

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