Nicholas Bailey
Psychologist
BScBMed, BScPsych (Honours), MProfPsych, MClinPsych
Nick is a psychologist with experience working alongside neurodivergent young people in both community and clinical settings. Before entering psychology, he contributed to a Rugby Australia initiative that expanded opportunities for neurodivergent young people to participate in community sport across Queensland. He particularly enjoys working with adolescents, adults and men, and brings this breadth of experience to his practice.
Areas of practice
Adolescents
Adults, including men
Neurodivergent people
Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)
Community participation
Sport and recreation
Families and supporters
Nick particularly enjoys working with adolescents, adults and men, and is interested in the unique experiences, perspectives and stories that each person brings.
Professional background
Nick has five years of experience supporting neurodivergent youth in clinical and non-clinical roles, including program development within community sport initiatives.
Outside of work
Nick believes in the importance of maintaining a balanced lifestyle. Nick enjoys spending his personal time hiking in nature, reading, and playing the guitar.
Clinical approach and services
Nick primarily draws on Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) in his work and values developing therapeutic relationships that are built on respect, curiosity and collaboration.