Sky Therapy Solutions

Sky Therapy Solutions Zane brings a deep understanding of therapeutic practice, behavioural support and systemic intervention.

At Sky Therapy, where healing begins and personal growth flourishes, we are dedicated to providing compassionate and effective therapy services to individuals seeking support on their journey towards mental and emotional well-being. At Sky Therapy, we offer compassionate, culturally inclusive and evidence-based mental health and therapeutic services to individuals, children, adolescents, couples and families across Far North Queensland. Founded by Zane, an Accredited Clinical and Mental Health Social Worker with over 20 years of experience, our practice is grounded in respect, empowerment and person-centred care. We specialise in:
• Individual counselling and mental health support
• Relationship and family therapy
• Youth and adolescent counselling
• Behavioural challenges and intervention
• Early childhood development support
• Trauma recovery and addiction support
• Grief and loss counselling
• Emotional regulation and well-being
• Culturally safe support for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and all culturally and linguistically diverse communities. Meet Our Team – Compassion in Practice

Our diverse and passionate team of professionals brings a broad range of expertise to ensure holistic, accessible care for all:

• Zane, the founder and director of Sky Therapy, is an Accredited Clinical and Mental Health Social Worker with over 20 years of experience in mental health, trauma, child protection, and complex family systems. His approach is grounded in trauma-informed care, cultural safety and evidence-based frameworks that empower individuals and families to overcome challenges and thrive. Zane’s leadership ensures that all services delivered by Sky Therapy are guided by clinical excellence, ethical integrity, and a genuine commitment to community wellbeing.

• Brodi, a psychology graduate, qualified personal trainer and sports coach, specialises in engaging youth through tailored physical programs that foster emotional regulation, resilience, and confidence.

• Bevan, with a background in Exercise Science and teaching, supports clients using strengths-based, active approaches that promote wellbeing, motivation, and social development.

• Rebecca, a therapy assistant with over a decade of experience in education support and disability care, brings warmth and inclusivity to her work, especially with children and individuals with complex needs.

• Alfred, a former university lecturer and expert in neuroscience and crisis support, uses his deep scientific and therapeutic knowledge to guide clients through mental health challenges using compassionate, evidence-based strategies.
________________________________________
🧠 Clinical Excellence at the Core

Every member of the Sky Therapy team works closely under the supervision of our Clinical Social Worker to ensure that no matter what support is being delivered—be it support work, therapy assistance, or behavioural strategies—participants receive the highest standard of clinical oversight and personalised care. This integrated approach strengthens therapeutic outcomes and ensures consistency, safety, and effectiveness in every session.
________________________________________
💬 What We Offer

• Psychological Support & Counselling with an Accredited Clinical and Mental Health Social Worker
• Behaviour Management, including support for anger, domestic violence, and complex behaviours
• Outdoor-based Support Work with qualified male mentors
• Therapy Assistance focused on disability, early childhood, grief and loss
• Play Therapy, including LEGO®-Based Therapy
________________________________________
📍 Locations: Woree & Malanda

📞 Flexible Options: School visits, home sessions, video/phone appointments
🚗 We Travel: Malanda, Mossman, Mareeba, Tolga, Ravenshoe and surrounding communities
________________________________________

Let Sky Therapy support your school, community, or organisation with tailored programs that build resilience, confidence, and long-term wellbeing. Contact us today:
admin@skytherapy.com.au | 0497 839 343
www.skytherapy.com.au

20/03/2026

Boundaries aren't walls and they're not ultimatums. They're the operating system for how you function in a relationship. And most people don't realize they need four different types until one of them breaks down completely.

Emotional, physical, time, and communication boundaries each protect something specific. When any one of them is missing, you start feeling drained, resentful, or like you're disappearing inside the relationship. That's not a love problem. That's a boundary problem.

The question isn't whether your partner respects you. It's whether you've been clear about what respect actually looks like for you.

20/03/2026

I’m not always sure what stage of healing I’m in, but I know I’m not where I used to be. That’s enough for today. 💚👏🏽✨

20/03/2026

When a child is dysregulated, many parents feel pressure to fix the behaviour immediately. But in those moments, the brain isn’t ready for correction, consequences, or long explanations. The thinking brain has temporarily stepped offline, and the nervous system is focused on safety. What children need most first is calm, connection, and a steady adult nervous system beside them.

This visual reframes those difficult moments and shows what truly helps a dysregulated child move back toward regulation. When we understand what the brain is doing during overwhelm, our response can shift from trying to control behaviour to supporting the nervous system through the storm.

If you’d like practical tools to help children manage big emotions, meltdowns, and overwhelm, my Managing Big Feelings Toolkit walks parents through simple, brain-based strategies that actually work in real life. Link in comments below ⬇️ or via Linktree Shop in Bio.










20/03/2026

A hard lesson to learn, but a deeply healing one, as well. 🖤

20/03/2026
20/03/2026

“We expect one person to give us what once an entire village used to provide, and we live twice as long. It’s a tall order for a party of two.” Esther Perel, renowned psychotherapist.

If your support system and community feels limited, perhaps there are ways in which you can slowly grow it. Maybe that’s saying hi to the librarian and going into the library more often. Perhaps that’s getting to know neighbors. There are many ways to build community.

Disclaimer: Content is for educational purposes and doesn’t constitute therapy. Posts are generalized and may not fit all individuals or situations. My posts don’t speak to situations of abuse, active addiction, or certain mental health conditions.

20/03/2026

Most adults expect children to say sorry. But many never apologise to children themselves.

That is where things start to go wrong.

When adults refuse to say sorry, children do not learn respect. They learn that power matters more than fairness. They learn that their feelings can be ignored. Over time, this damages trust, weakens relationships, and can lead to anger, withdrawal, or behaviour that is harder to manage.

Saying sorry to a child does not reduce authority. It builds it. It shows accountability, honesty, and respect. It teaches children how to handle mistakes, repair relationships, and take responsibility for their own behaviour.

If we want children to grow into emotionally healthy, respectful adults, we need to model it first.

LIKE the photo and comment "SORRY" and we will send you a message with a link to a free PDF of this resource.

Free WHY ADULTS SHOULD SAY SORRY TO CHILDREN – PRINTABLE PARENTING POSTER

20/03/2026

Reciprocity isn't about keeping score. It's about both people naturally showing up for each other without one person carrying the whole weight of the relationship.

It looks like both people initiating, not just one person always reaching out while the other responds. Emotional support flowing in both directions. Neither person always being the one who has to chase or pursue. Giving and receiving happening without a running tally in the background.

When reciprocity is present you don't have to wonder if you're too much or not enough. The balance isn't perfect, but the effort is mutual.

That mutuality is what makes the relationship feel safe.

20/03/2026

Guidance teaches.
Fear lingers.🤎

20/03/2026

Come Home.

Address

Suite 11/12-20 Toogood Road, Woree
Cairns, QLD
4868

Opening Hours

Monday 7am - 8pm
Tuesday 7am - 8pm
Wednesday 7am - 8pm
Thursday 7am - 7pm
Friday 7am - 3pm

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Sky Therapy Solutions posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Share

Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on LinkedIn
Share on Pinterest Share on Reddit Share via Email
Share on WhatsApp Share on Instagram Share on Telegram