A Place for Bright Futures

Grounded care, brighter days.

Therapy and psychological assessment for children, adolescents and adults: trauma-informed, neuroaffirming and unhurried. In person in Chelsea and by telehealth across Australia.

  • Endorsed in Clinical and Counselling Psychology
  • More than 20 years’ experience
  • Board-approved supervisor
  • ANZAED Credentialed Eating Disorder Clinician
Myra Jennings, Clinical and Counselling Psychologist

Areas of practice

Therapy

Myra provides psychological therapy to children, adolescents and adults, tailoring her approach to the individual, their experiences and their developmental stage.

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Assessment

Myra provides comprehensive psychological assessments for children, adolescents and adults from approximately age 6½.

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Children & adolescents

Myra has a particular interest in supporting children and adolescents with emotional regulation, school engagement and school-related difficulties.

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Clinical supervision

As a Board-approved supervisor, Myra provides clinical supervision to psychologists and other eligible practitioners.

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Myra Jennings

Meet Myra

The person you’ll work with

Myra Jennings is the Founder and Director of Yellow Stable Psychology and a Clinical and Counselling Psychologist with more than 20 years of experience. She holds endorsements in both Clinical and Counselling Psychology, is a Board-approved supervisor, and is an ANZAED Credentialed Eating Disorder Clinician.

Her style is warm, calm and collaborative. Myra places considerable importance on developing a strong therapeutic relationship and creating a space where people can safely explore their experiences, better understand themselves and the patterns contributing to current difficulties, and develop meaningful and sustainable change.

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Our approach

Care that takes its time.

Her dual endorsement informs the way she works. From the counselling psychology tradition, she draws on the therapeutic relationship, individual strengths and an understanding of identity, relationships and meaning. From clinical psychology, she brings expertise in psychological assessment, formulation and evidence-based intervention for a broad range of psychological and developmental concerns.

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  • Trauma-informed

    Her work is trauma-informed and neuroaffirming, with particular interests in trauma, emotional regulation, Schema Therapy and EMDR.

  • Neuroaffirming

    Her approach is collaborative and neuroaffirming: assessment looks beyond diagnosis to develop a meaningful understanding of each person’s strengths, challenges and individual support needs.

  • Relationship-centred

    Myra places considerable importance on developing a strong therapeutic relationship and creating a space where people can safely explore their experiences, better understand themselves and the patterns contributing to current difficulties, and develop meaningful and sustainable change.

What we help with

How Myra can help

Some people come for therapy, some for an assessment, and some for both. Many aren’t sure yet, and that’s a good place to start a conversation.

Therapy

She supports people experiencing:

  • Anxiety and mood concerns
  • Trauma and the impact of adverse experiences
  • Emotional and behavioural regulation
  • Obsessive–compulsive presentations
  • Perfectionism and self-esteem difficulties
  • Eating disorders and body image concerns
  • Parenting and family challenges
  • Sleep difficulties in children
  • Social and communication difficulties
  • School anxiety and attendance difficulties
  • Stress, adjustment, grief and loss
  • Neurodevelopmental conditions, including ADHD and Autism
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Assessment

Assessment may explore:

  • Attention and executive functioning (ADHD)
  • Autism and neurodevelopmental profiles
  • Specific learning difficulties, including dyslexia
  • Intellectual and cognitive functioning

Where appropriate, assessment considers information across home, school, work and other settings to develop a comprehensive picture of the person’s functioning. Myra aims to translate assessment findings into clear, practical and individualised recommendations that can support learning, wellbeing and everyday functioning.

About assessment

Three steady steps

How to begin

  1. Enquire

    Get in touch by email or the enquiry form. No referral is needed to start, and you’ll hear back within two business days.

  2. First conversation

    An initial conversation to understand what’s bringing you here, answer your questions and talk through options, fees and availability.

  3. A tailored plan

    Together you’ll agree on a way forward (therapy, assessment or both) shaped around the person, their stage of life and what matters to them.

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“We make space to understand what’s actually going on.”
Myra Jennings

From the practice

Thoughtful, evidence-informed insights on psychological wellbeing, assessment, neurodiversity, trauma, emotional regulation and therapy, alongside practical perspectives on supporting children, adolescents, adults and families

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Get started

Start with a conversation.

Tell Myra a little about what’s happening. No referral is needed, and you’ll hear back within two business days.

A place for bright futures.