Parent your unique child, in your unique way, from Day Dot.

Family-centred psychological support from conception through to the childhood years.

At Day Dot Psychology, we will compassionately hold a holistic view of you, your child, your family and your wider networks while offering practical, individualised support for the tricky parts of life you are dealing with right now.

By keeping your parenting values and your individual child in mind, we will work together to deeply explore your parenting experience and how to best meet your family’s needs. We are here to help you understand your child and yourself, and find ways to embed new skills, authentic connection and more enjoyment into your family life.

Understanding Child Development
Supporting Neurodivergent Children
Supporting Secure Attachment
Understanding and Managing Behaviour
Supporting Emotion Regulation
Exploring Parenting Values
Parent-Child Dynamics
Self-Compassion and Mindfulness
Re-Parenting and Inner Child Work
Learning Emotion Regulation Skills
Exploring Sensory Preferences and Needs
Using Play to Support Development
Using Play to Support Secure Attachment
Supporting Children Exposed to Trauma
Supporting Identity Formation and Meaningful Integration of Diagnoses
Helping Children Share Their Experiences
Neurodivergent-Affirming Play
Family-Centered therapy management
Help to navigate information from multiple therapies
Support to embed therapy practices into your child’s everyday life
Facilitating Care-Team meetings
Empowering families to prioritise developmental goals
Therapy Pacing (reducing appointment fatigue)
Supporting childcare/school educators to understand your child’s needs
Coaching educators to work collaboratively with students
Supporting parents to advocate for their child in the community
Childcare or School-based appointments to support the transfer of skills across settings
Birth Planning
Postpartum Support
Bringing Home Baby
Responsive Nurturing
Navigating Motherhood
Exploring Parenting Values
Matrescence and Identity
Unsettled or Highly Sensitive Babies and Toddlers
Sleep Deprivation
Postnatal Depletion
Postnatal Anxiety/Depression
Managing ‘Mum Guilt’ or Anger

Home Visits

It’s hard to get out, especially with little ones. We’re family-friendly and we’ll come to you.
Walking Visits

Have a newborn that needs to stay asleep so you can talk? Or find it easier to walk and talk?
Community Visits

Collaboration with childcare or school, or other professionals to transfer skills across settings
Telehealth

For working parents, remote/rural families or the days you’re unwell