Nicholas Bailey
Psychologist
BScBMed, BScPsych (Honours), MProfPsych, MClinPsych
Nick is a psychologist with a strong focus on neuroaffirmative practice. Nick has worked with neurodivergent youth across both clinical and non-clinical roles, including contributing to a specialised sporting initiative with Rugby Australia to expand access for neurodivergent young people across Queensland. Nick’s work is grounded in collaboration, strengths, and practical support.
Areas of interest
Nick’s areas of experience include:
Neurodivergent youth support
Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)
Strengths-based interventions
Sport and outdoor-based programs
Community-based initiatives for neurodivergent young people
Nick is particularly focused on supporting neurodivergent youth in ways that build autonomy, confidence, and practical coping skills across settings.
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’s therapeutic approach is gentle and strengths-based, focusing on creating a comfortable and collaborative environment for his clients. Nick is proficient in using evidence-based modalities and has applied Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) extensively to support neurodivergent youth in settings ranging from outdoor adventure camps to the clinic room.