WHO WE SUPPORT
Located in Ardross, Perth, WA, and led by Registered Psychologist and Clinical Counsellor Amanda Sturrock, The Sanctuary Tree offers thoughtful, practical support for navigating life transitions, stress, identity, and emotional wellbeing.
Adults and adolescents
aged 18+
Late diagnosed neurodivergent individuals
Those raising neurodivergent children
Health professionals navigating neurodivergence
Students and apprentices
Teachers and educators navigating neurodivergence
Amanda supports people navigating ADHD, autism, and the challenges that come with them, including:
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Emotional regulation
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Anxiety and overwhelm
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Academic challenges
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Behavioural concerns, and
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Parental support and guidance
She takes the time to understand your story so you can find a way forward that works for you.
A place to begin, without needing to have all the answers
Many people arrive here feeling unsure of what they need, only that something is not working.
You might recognise some of this:
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You or someone you love is struggling
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Mornings and evenings feel like a constant battle
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You're hearing different opinions from family and professionals
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You're wondering about ADHD or autism, but not sure what to do next
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You are doing everything you can and still feel like it's not enough
You don't need to figure this out alone.
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Flexible support, shaped around you
Amanda offers a range of ways to work together, all designed with your comfort in mind.
Depending on what feels most comfortable and useful for you, Amanda's service delivery can include:
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In-clinic sessions in Ardross, Perth
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Online sessions via telehealth
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Walk-and-talk sessions in local outdoor spaces
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Meeting in community settings, such as cafés or campuses, where appropriate
You are welcome to bring what helps you feel at ease, including your support person. Therapy dogs are also welcome by arrangement.
Ready when you are
Reaching out can feel like a big step, especially when you are already carrying a lot. Amanda aims to make that first step as simple and supportive as possible.
