Psychological assessment and treatments. Psychologist offering psychological services including hypnosis (Note: Medicare does not rebate or cover hypnosis).
However some health funds do, please check with your fund provider.
18/05/2025
Youth inspiration flying high. How 14YO captured hearts of millions as he flew around Australia, not for himself, but for others and to raise hope. We were so proud to support him as a sponsor.
“Byron’s story is testament to the power of imagination and purpose. From hospital bed to cockpit, Teen Pilot Down Under captures what it means to dream big and to rise above adversity. Queensland Children’s Hospital is proud to have played a part in his journey and to see him inspire...
28/09/2024
Teenpilotdownunder after departure from a very tricky runway. He did it all by himself though. Very grateful to his amazing instructor who is teaching Byron so much on this journey. Also thanks to everyone who is following Byron on his trip. I was talking to my Aunt Liz Smart in NZ who "had to go to check on Byron's Flightradar24.com24"
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24/09/2024
Teenpilotdownunder at Carnarvon Notice Board
24/09/2024
TeenpilotdownunderThe places you see when you travel around Australia. Carnarvon Notice Board
24/09/2024
Teenpilotdownunder flying across Australia today on Flightradar24 Spotting Group
24/09/2024
Hey crew, Byron's website has been updated today. Have a look for photos and his trip so far.
Learn More Byron Waller (14YO), pilot is currently flying around Australia for Crohn’s Disease and kids after being diagnosed. Weather permitting, Byron is on his way to Horn Island on 17 Sept. Day 1 - 15 September: Byron took to the skies in his Cessna 172 today, leaving Archerfield Airport at pr...
22/09/2024
Teenpilotdownunder has safely landed at Broome International Airport and are taxing into park the plane. Way to go Byron!
Byron Waller here, Teen Pilot Down Under. This week, the crew (aka Rod Flockhart - instructor extraordinaire and Rob Waller - Dad/cook/cameraman) and I took off from Archerfield Airport on Sunday and flew over 600km to Rockhampton—what an incredible experience! Flying through unfamiliar skies was more thrilling than I could have imagined. We had a great morning in Rockhampton with an early 6:30 a.m. start in a taxi. The departure was smooth, with a really friendly controller at the airport. Heading north to Shute Harbour in the Whitsundays, we had to divert west of restricted airspace due to military exercises around Shoalwater (exciting I feel like a pilot now). The approach to Shute Harbour was rough, with hard banking from the west, but the views were amazing!
At Shute Harbour, we were met by the airport manager, who gave us some great news—BP had donated $3,000 to support our flight! I was shocked, BP had heard what I am doing and got behind me. Thank you SOOOO much, this will help me a lot and means more of the donations can go to Queensland Children's Hospital and Crohn's research. Then, to make things even better, I got the chance to go up on a scenic flight with a pilot and some tourists over the Great Barrier Reef, which was absolutely incredible. Now, I’m dreaming of flying an Evans!
We thought the weather would turn bad when we left Shute Harbour, but we managed to climb to 6,500 feet and flew to Innisfail at 145 knots, seeing stunning parts of the Great Barrier Reef along the way. Suddenly, the weather closed in, and visibility dropped to about five miles, with rain showers forcing us down to 500 feet to stay close to the coast. Despite the tricky conditions, we made a solid landing in Cairns though it was touch-and-go whether we’d have to divert to Innisfail. Something else that was really awesome was when I landed my plane in Cairns, I got to land over the top of a Qantas plane who was about to depart (talk about exciting - see the video on my website www.teenpilotdownunder.com).
We stayed in Cairns and had an awesome encounter with Alana Pearce (Aviation extraordinaire), who filmed our landing at the airport! All in all, it’s been an unforgettable journey so far.
After departing Cairns, I flew to Horn Island via Iron Range Airport, where I met some amazing, super friendly locals. It was a memorable stop, and their warm welcome made the journey even more special.
Today was one of the most incredible experiences of my journey so far, flying up to the very top of Australia to reach its most northern point! The view from above was absolutely breathtaking as I approached Horn Island, a place I’ve always dreamed of landing. Touching down there was a surreal moment, knowing how far I’ve come on this adventure. To top it all off, I’m hoping to reconnect with my old flight instructor, Lauchlan, which would make this day even more special. This flight was definitely one for the memory books!
To make today even better, the fund raiser on Go Fund Me reached a massive $15,000. This blows my mind. Thank you every single one of you for your very generous donations to help me and the kids Children's Health Queensland
Thank you for helping make this mission a reality! We depart R… Byron Waller needs your support for 14YO pilot flying around Australia to raise funds for Kids
18/09/2024
Fellow St Joseph's College Gregory Terrace old boy and commercial pilot sent me this photo of Teenpilotdownunder plane in Cairns. Really appreciate hearing from people who are seeing Byron Waller and his plane VH-ZSN in the sky or on the ground.
Wow bp who have very kindly provided some sponsored fuel. The generosity for our boy Byron Teenpilotdownunder is beyond amazing.
The plane is not going up today as the weather has taken a turn for the worse. Byron made the right choice to stay on the ground and keep everyone safe.
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Jeni Langdon has been a Clinical Hypnotherapist since 2010, before qualifying as a counsellor in 2013, EMDR therapist in 2019, and ACT therapist in 2019. Determined to help more people reach their goals in a professional and ethical manner, Jeni complete her Psychology honours degree in 2018 and now works for Sage and Sound as a Psychology intern (provisionally registered with AHPRA).
Why are we sharing this you may ask? Because we understand how nervous some clients are about accessing hypnotherapy and mental health services. We want to let you know how dedicated and serious Jeni is about providing professional and ethical mental services to her clients.
This involves creating a safe and secure environment where you feel heard and understood.
We hope you take your time, ask the questions you want answered, and make informed decision. Jeni works out of Sage and Sound, a Psychology clinic in Woolloongabba, Brisbane. She offers in person appointments as well as on Zoom (similar to Skype).
Treatment and diagnosis (if necessary) is available. Jeni can treat clients privately (no doctor referral required), referred from a doctor, in conjunction with a psychiatrist, on claim with Workcover, and who have private health funds (fund rebate depends on your level of cover).
