Natasha Kasselis

Senior Psychologist (She/Her)

Children & Adolescents

Life Transitions

Trauma Work

Pregnancy & Postnatal Depression

Fear of Failure

Sexual Problems

Imposter Syndrome

Self-Esteem

Relationship Issues

Rates & Availability

Standard Fee is $255.00
Senior Psychologist
($93.35 Medicare Rebate available*)
Out-of-pocket is $161.65

Days: Tues, Wed
Online via video call

* The Medicare rebate is available to clients under the Better Access to Mental Health Care initiative.

Book session with Natasha

Somatic

Holistic

EMDR

Understanding

Open & Curious

Exploratory

Get to know Natasha

Natasha Kasselis is a Senior Psychologist who will love supporting you connect with your deep, inner knowing. Her experiences of sitting in women’s circles over the years, sharing and hearing other women’s experiences, honouring natural cycles and life phases, and vision questing has deeply informed her practice as a therapist. Nat honours the tangible shifts that can occur when you start to develop a connection with the signals of your inner knowing, living more fully from this place of inner alignment.

“The privilege of a lifetime is to become who you truly are.”
– Carl Jung
Sydney Psychology Practice

Natasha uses a collaborative approach in her work as a Senior Psychologist with an emphasis on deep, responsive listening, somatic exploration, embodiment, and the felt experience. Each session is an unfolding creative process, tracking through the layers of your internal world via the sensory pathways of bodily sensations, felt emotion, visual, audial and thought processes, in order to support and aid the unravelling, digestion, integration and healing of any reactive feelings, somatic contractions or limiting beliefs. 

Natasha’s Quick Tip for Self-soothing Touch

A powerful way to down regulate and soothe our nervous systems can be through the use of supportive touch. Us human beings are hardwired for attachment, so receiving warm and loving touch (even from ourselves) activates our parasympathetic nervous system, supporting us to feel more calm and connected.

Here’s a few ways to try it:

1. Cross your arms and give yourself a gentle but firm squeeze for at least 30 secs.

2. Place one hand over your heart centre and the other on your abdomen. Breathe.

3. Gently stroke your arms in a downward motion (upward strokes are usually more energising, whilst downward are soothing).

Outside the therapy room…

“I love anything embodied, but especially dance – ecstatic dance, African dance… and my current weekly highlight is contact improvisation dance in the hills behind Mullumbimby.”

What I’m reading…

“I’m currently geeking out on anything and everything to do with intimate relating, including polarity, sexual blueprints, archetypal patterns, inner marriage, shadow work and existential kink.”