Blossomtree Psychology is a child focussed Clinical Psychology practice specialising in work with infants, children, adolescents and families.
At Blossomtree our aim is to provide a service where you feel safe, accepted, included, informed, and understood. We take a holistic approach to ensure that you, your child and your family are supported.
14/11/2024
As you may know I’ve (Chelle) been promoting this podcast because I think it’s exceptional. A podcast ran by a parent of children with neurodivergence for parents and caregivers of and/or adults with neurodivergence. Someone asking the big questions that those in the thick of it want to know.
I had the honour and privilege to be a guest speaking about trauma and this is my episode. I’m really proud of this and the questions asked of me. I encourage you to have a listen to this, but treat yourself and listen to them all so far… they don’t disappoint!!
Podcast Episode · You Can Grow Your Own Way · 13/11/2024 · 1h 8m
06/11/2024
It's our 10th Birthday!!!
Thank you to the wonderful community and families of Ballarat & surrounds for your ongoing support and placing your trust in us for 10 years now. 🩷🤎💚
16/10/2024
Chelle’s Training session # 2 for the week.
A neurodevelopment deep dive for our amazing Cafs staff.
13/10/2024
Chelle is all ready for the first of 3 full days of different training and different populations this week 🙂
Stop #1 Ararat at St Mary’s Parish Primary School.
02/09/2024
Waitlist Now Open for Under 12s
We have recently opened our waitlist and are accepting referrals for infants and children under 12yrs of age. To make a referral head to our website www.blossomtreepsychology.com.au and complete an intake form or call our office Tues-Frid on (03)53334157
22/07/2024
If you are a psychologist or accredited mental health social worker who is passionate about supporting children, adolescents and their families we would love to hear from you 👇🏼
Please feel free to share with your networks.
09/07/2024
Do you have children in your classroom with histories of adversity?
Do children in your classroom struggle with challenging emotions and behaviours?
If so then this training is for you!
Brought to you virtually over 6 weeks commencing July 30, Chelle Taylor from Blossomtree Psychology will take you through understanding the impact of trauma and attachment disruption on the developing brain and in turn learning.
This training will provide practical strategies on how to support children in regulating their emotions and responding to challenging behaviours in the classroom. This training will take you from surviving the kids you teach to the reward of thriving together with them.
Chelle is a Neurosequential Network Mentor trained extensively in Dr Bruce Perry’s NMT model and has 30 years working with traumatised children and supporting schools to help children with histories of adversity learn.
Hi everyone, we are running a workshop for foster, permanent & kinship carers/parents on the 22nd March here locally in Ballarat.
See flyer attached & feel free to share with networks. Spaces are limited.
Our second and final day of Rising Tide Australia has kicked off. Excited for another amazing day of learning.
13/10/2023
We are well into Rising Tide Australia. A wonderful group of participants enriching their practice in working with others and in working together to address our current mental health crisis
23/09/2023
Introducing Lea S. Denny: A Catalyst for Decolonizing Mental Health & Rising Tide breakout presenter!
Lea S. Denny, is a remarkable individual making waves in the mental health field. As the President, CEO, and Clinical Director of the HIR Wellness Institute, she is dedicated to shifting the paradigm around decolonizing mental health and creating positive change in communities.
Lea's diverse background has shaped her unique perspective on healing and community well-being. She is a National Board Certified Counselor and a community researcher on historical trauma healing.
Lea is actively involved in a CDC Indigenous research project focused on healing Adverse Childhood Experiences, the opioid epidemic, and healthyo homes. Through her innovative approaches like the Community Activated Medicine Framework™ and Mental Health Without Borders™ Approach, she is revolutionizing trauma-informed policies and organizational care models.
Lea's dedication to serving Indigenous and underserved survivors of violence is evident in her successful fundraising efforts, having co-raised over 5 million in funding.
Join us Saturday, October 14, to learn from Lea S. Denny and be inspired by her incredible work and commitment to decolonizing mental health.
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Blossomtree Psychology is a child focussed Clinical Psychology practice specialising in work with infants, children, adolescents and families.
At Blossomtree our aim is to provide a service where you feel safe, accepted, included, informed, and understood. We take a holistic approach to ensure that you, your child and your family are supported.
Blossomtree Psychology was born o ut of a shared passion and desire to help others. Chelle and Jess, the founders of Blossomtree Psychology, were both born and raised in country Victoria. We have often reflected on our experiences of being raised not only by our families, but also by our rural communities, and the strong influence this upbringing has had on the paths we have taken in our lives.
We have experienced first hand the concept that ‘it takes a village to raise a child’ and it is this ideal that drives us to want to give back to our local community by supporting the children, adolescents and families who make up our community.
We chose the Blossomtree to represent our way of working; as for both of us it has significant meaning. While it is a symbol from our own childhoods, the Blossomtree’s life cycle also represents the opportunity for regeneration, and growth, and shows us that with support, nurture and guidance, we and those we work with, can find a renewed strength and be given the opportunity to blossom.
In the years we have been practising as psychologists there has been no greater gift than the privilege of being invited into the journey of growth and to walk that path alongside the children and families we work with. In all of the work we do we carry with us the powerful lessons that these children and their families have taught us through their journey. We know that it is important for children, adolescents and their families to feel supported, and we work to ensure that each and everyone we work with feel heard, safe and respected.
Chelle and Jess are thrilled to work together to strengthen our kids, our families and our community.
