We are a psychology and allied health practice with clinics in Springfield Central and The Gap, and telehealth for clients further away.
How we work
Everyone who comes to us has their own story, goals and preferences. Our practitioners take time to understand what you want help with, explain the options in plain language, and agree on a plan with you. We draw on evidence-based approaches such as CBT, ACT, DBT, schema therapy and EMDR, and choose what fits you rather than following a single formula.
We see private clients and clients referred under GP mental health care plans, the NDIS, DVA and WorkCover. With your consent, we keep your GP and other practitioners informed so your care is joined up.
Psych Connect also supervises psychologists and offers placements for postgraduate psychology students through an affiliation with the University of Southern Queensland. Read about clinical supervision.
Our team
Practitioners
Registration details for psychologists can be checked on the public register of practitioners at ahpra.gov.au.
Dr Sirous Momenzadeh
Director and Principal Clinical Psychologist
PhD, MPsych (Clin), MSWAP, BA Psychology (Clinical)
Sirous has more than 19 years of practice across public and private settings, including Queensland Health. His clinical focus includes trauma and PTSD, mood disorders and psychotic disorders, and the assessment and treatment of ADHD and autism in adolescents and adults. He also works with depression, anxiety, co-occurring substance use and life transitions. As a Board-approved supervisor he has trained Master's, clinical and professional psychology students at the University of Southern Queensland and continues to supervise students and psychologists. He sees NDIS, WorkCover and DVA clients.
Registered with the Psychology Board of Australia
Board-approved supervisor
Member of the Australian Psychological Society (MAPS)
Member, APS College of Clinical Psychologists
Member, Association for Contextual Behavioral Science (ACBS)
Farah Sobhanian
Registered Psychologist
BA Psychology, Postgraduate Diploma in Psychology
Farah has worked in mental health for more than 18 years with individuals, couples and families. She works with mood and anxiety concerns, trauma, grief and loss, OCD and ADHD, and completes ADHD assessments. She also supports people adjusting to chronic health conditions, people affected by domestic violence, couples and adolescents with family relationship concerns. Her approaches include CBT, trauma-informed therapy, EMDR and skills-based, client-centred methods.
Registered with the Psychology Board of Australia
Board-approved supervisor
Member of the Australian Psychological Society (MAPS)
Member, APS College of Clinical Psychologists
Domenico Antonaglia
Clinical Psychology Registrar
Dom, a registered psychologist, is completing his clinical psychology registrar program. He works with children, adolescents and adults, drawing on a background in private practice and community mental health. His work is neuro-affirming, trauma-informed and culturally responsive, using CBT, ACT and DBT. Areas of interest include anxiety, depression, stress and adjustment, PTSD, OCD, grief, relationship difficulties and pain management. He also completes ADHD, cognitive, adaptive functioning and learning assessments, and sees private, mental health care plan, NDIS and WorkCover clients.
Nicholas Horvath
Clinical Psychology Registrar
Nick is completing his clinical psychology registrar program and works with children, adolescents and adults, providing both assessment and therapy. Before training as a psychologist he worked in community mental health, supporting families with complex needs. He takes a warm, down-to-earth approach that builds on people's strengths.
Lexi
Psychologist
Lexi sees adolescents and adults as a registered psychologist. She has experience in private practice and correctional settings. She supports people through trauma, anxiety, low mood, OCD, addiction, grief, relationship difficulties and major life changes, and works with autistic people and people with ADHD using a neuro-affirming approach. She draws on CBT, DBT and schema therapy, and sees clients in person and by telehealth.
Soumya Dhaka
Speech Pathologist
Bachelor of Speech Pathology (Honours), The University of Queensland
Soumya provides personalised speech therapy for children and adults and works closely with families so that progress carries over into everyday life. Her interests include stuttering, autism, language, speech, literacy, social communication and augmentative and alternative communication (AAC).
