Elizabeth Bragianis is a registered Clinical Psychologist and is a member of the Australian Psychological Society. Elizabeth has primarily worked in a community health setting specialising in the assessment and treatment of preschool aged children. She has also worked in educational and private practice settings where she has supported a range of school aged children and adolescents.  

 

Over the past decade, Elizabeth has cultivated a deep passion for early identification of neurodevelopmental differences. Initially concentrating on supporting children and families under the age of three, she had the privilege of contributing to the establishment and operation of a multidisciplinary autism assessment clinic within a not-for-profit organization serving children aged 3 to 12. This invaluable experience ignited Elizabeth's desire to empower families by fostering their understanding of their children's development and providing guidance on how to support their children's growth and well-being.

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Elizabeth brings a warm, lighthearted, and respectful approach to her work. Her main hope for families she works with is that they feel understood and supported throughout the assessment process, and that they feel clarity around strategies and support options going forward. 

 

​Outside of work, Elizabeth enjoys a range of activities, including spending with with her husband and 1 year old Moodle Hamilton, listening to true crime podcasts and watching literally any sport; AFL, MMA, Fomula 1 -  even fake sports like WWE!