Tammy Golla
She/Her
Registered Psychologist
State: VIC
Hi there! My name is Tammy and I'm a neurodiversity-affirming psychologist who believes there's no single "normal" way for a mind, or a life, to work. As someone who is neurodivergent themselves, I bring both professional expertise and lived experience to this work. I understand from the inside what it's like to move through a world that wasn't built with your brain in mind.
I'm drawn to working with adults newly discovering, or coming to more fully understand, their neurodivergence, along with the grief, confusion, and self-compassion that can come with it. I'm particularly interested in working with people navigating life transitions, relationships, identity and sexual wellbeing. I love supporting those whose lives, relationships, or identities sit outside conventional expectations, including LGBTQIA+ clients and those navigating diverse relationship structures.
Together, we'll work toward greater self-understanding, self-acceptance, and less self-blame. You deserve to understand your brain and build a life that does require constant masking or self-erasure, and together we'll explore what creating a life that genuinely fits you looks like. My approach is collaborative and curious, and I value humour, honesty, and creating a non-judgemental space where you don't have to perform, mask, or sand down your edges in order to be understood.

my eye sparkles & spIns
Live music shows​
The anticipation, witnessing such rawness and excellence, and the sense of belonging amongst a crowd of strangers is a life force in itself, and I try to go it as often as possible!
Sculpting
I love watching and feeling a piece come to life. It brings me into a complete flow state, and the tactile nature of clay is the perfect medium for a fidgeter like myself.
Life with my cats
I love living life with my cats by my side. Noah, who is a Zen master, and Johnny Crash, who plays bass in a punk rock band.
Things that make me 'me'
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Tammy sees clients on Mondays, Thursdays and Fridays.​
Her therapy waitlist is around 1-2 months. This is a rough estimate only, as our waitlists can be quite fluid, and appointments sometimes open up earlier than expected, so it's always worth reaching out even if the estimate feels long.
