Dr Emma Fitzgerald is a Clinical Neuropsychologist who has practised in the public and private sectors since 2001 and now works in private practice only. Emma has extensive experience in a wide range of assessments, including medico-legal, forensic, diagnostic, rehabilitation and capacity assessments. She is passionate about improving the lives of those who live with hidden disability. She also lectures Clinical Psychology Masters students.

Dr Natalia Kukumberg is a registered Psychologist with endorsement in clinical neuropsychology (PSY0001223807). She has practiced Clinical Neuropsychology in the private and public sectors since 2004, with 16 years of experience working in brain injury rehabilitation. Natalia’s experience extends to all aspects of adult neuropsychology, including brain injury and other neurological conditions, neurodegeneration, mental illness and rehabilitation.

Ashlee is a psychologist with a passion for working with the brain injury community. She understands that every person and every brain injury is different, so her evidence-based approaches are tailored to each individual’s needs. Psychology services are offered through a combination of face to face and telehealth appointments. Ashlee offers support for:
• Grief and early adjustment to living with an ABI
• Emotional regulation skills
• Managing anxiety and depression
• Building and maintaining healthy relationships
• Improving sleep, and managing fatigue
• Treatment for symptoms of PTSD
• Establishing a new sense of identity and purpose in life with an ABI

Shannen is a Clinical Neuropsychologist working in both the public and private sectors. She has experience with brain injury, mental illness, disability, paediatric assessment and other neurological disorders.

Riverland Neuropsychology Service

Carla is a Clinical Neuropsychologist with extensive experience working with people with acquired brain injury. She is now offering a service at Loxton, in regional South Australia.

Carla is also experienced in working with NDIS participants, and those with complex neuropsychological presentations. 

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Jasmine  a Clinical Neuropsychologist with extensive experience across public and private healthcare settings. She has spent several years working within major hospital and rehabilitation services, supporting individuals with brain injury, neurological conditions, and complex mental health presentations. Jasmine has a strong interest in comprehensive neuropsychological assessment and works collaboratively within multidisciplinary teams to support diagnostic clarification, rehabilitation planning, and functional outcomes for clients and their families.

Her approach is client-centred and goal-focused, drawing on evidence-based strategies to provide practical and meaningful recommendations. She is passionate about supporting individuals to maximise independence, adjust to change, and improve quality of life.

Cindy works across public and private sectors, with experience primarily spanning private practice and both inpatient and outpatient brain injury rehabilitation. She has a strong interest in traumatic brain injury, stroke, and neurodegenerative conditions. Cindy takes a warm, person-centred approach, striving to provide meaningful feedback to help individuals and their families better understand these changes and how they affect everyday life.

Cameron is a registered psychologist who has graduated with a Master of Clinical Neuropsychology and Clinical Psychology from the University of Queensland. He is currently completing further endorsement training in Clinical Neuropsychology and Clinical Psychology.  His research speciality focused on differential dementia diagnosis, including Alzheimer's and Frontotemporal Dementia. His clinical interests extend across all age groups and neurological conditions, including dementia, decision-making capacity, cognitive rehabilitation, and psychotherapy. Cameron has a passion for supporting the psychological and cognitive health of individuals living with neurological conditions, as well as their caregivers. He utilises an Acceptance and Commitment Therapy approach to support individuals experiencing conditions such as depression, anxiety, OCD, Functional Disorders, and adjustment to medical and neurological conditions and changes. Outside of work, he enjoys nature, philosophy, tennis and Aussie Rules Football.