Helping People Gain Their Power in Life

Dr. Courtney Spiteri

BPsych (Hons), DPsych (Clin Neuro)

Courtney  is a registered Clinical Neuropsychologist. She completed her undergraduate degree in Behavioural Neuroscience, (with Honours in Psychology) followed by the Doctorate of Psychology in Clinical Neuropsychology at Monash University. She has extensive knowledge and experience in a variety of settings including Paediatric Services, Neurodevelopmental Conditions, Traumatic Brain Injury, Dementia and Drug and Alcohol Related Brain Injury.

Courtney is passionate about promoting optimal mental, physical and emotional health and well-being for children and adults. She believes that the more we understand our own unique and dynamic relationship between our brain functioning and behaviour, the easier it is to create an environment that promotes opportunity for growth and success. Courtney’s gentle and grounded nature offers the space, time and connection for people and families to better understand themselves and their children, in order to embrace the authentic expression of who they are.

The Wild Flower Approach

“Wildflowers aren’t meant to be cut and tamed. They’re meant to be loved and admired.” – Anthony Hincks

Wild Flower Neuropsychology adopts an individualised and holistic approach when offering neuropsychological assessments and services. This allows for a greater understanding into a person’s capabilities and uniqueness. All people can thrive in the right environment and at Wildflower Neuropsychology, we believe in creating this environment for an individual to blossom by better understanding the unique needs of each client. Our genuine approach coupled with ongoing support, tailored feedback and recommendations is provided to promote the achievement of goals, improved functioning and a greater ability to live a fulfilled life.