Kezia Parker

Kezia has a particular interest in helping children and young people understand and overcome anxiety, and in the impact it can have at home, socially and academically. She's empathetic in her approach, and wants every family she works with to feel comfortable, confident and capable of reaching their potential.

She has previously worked with young people experiencing anxiety disorders in research settings, and in private practice supporting children and families navigating body-focused repetitive behaviours (such as tics and trichotillomania), anxiety, neurodivergence and multiple co-occurring concerns. She has also worked within a multidisciplinary assessment team for young children, assessing feeding concerns and how they interact with mental health and different brain types.

Having grown up across Asia, the Middle East and Europe before making Sydney home, Kezia brings an authentic multicultural lens to her work and a deep understanding of the impact transition can have on young people. She is also a Christian, and works with clients and families who would like to see a psychologist who shares their faith and worldview.

Outside the clinic, you'll usually find Kezia teaching her puppy new tricks, trying out an interesting new recipe, or out exploring.

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