Kelly Kerrick

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About Kelly Kerrick

At MLA Psychology, we strongly believe in the power of tailoring therapy to meet your unique needs. We understand that no two individuals are alike, with their own distinct experiences, strengths, and challenges. That’s why we take the time to develop a deep understanding of your story, needs, and goals on a personal level. Our team of compassionate psychologists works collaboratively with you, employing evidence-based interventions and drawing from a diverse range of therapeutic modalities. This allows us to create a customised treatment plan specifically designed to address your specific circumstances.

Is Your Child Hiding Autism, ADHD? 12 Hidden Signs

Kelly Kerrick21 Jun, 2026Health

What if your child appears perfectly okay at school, but once they walk through the front door, they fall apart emotionally? For many families navigating autism, ADHD, this confusing contrast can be one of the first signs that a child is masking their true struggles.

Executive Function: 12 Signs Your Child Needs Support

Kelly Kerrick15 Jun, 2026Health

Executive function challenges can look like laziness, forgetfulness, or a lack of motivation, but the truth is often far more complex. If your child constantly loses their school items, struggles to start tasks, or becomes overwhelmed by simple routines, their brain may simply need extra support with planning, organization, and self-control.

Rawdogging Boredom: The Powerful Truth Every Child Psychologist in Victoria Knows

Kelly Kerrick25 May, 2026Health

Is rawdogging boredom actually the parenting win that every child psychologist in Victoria has been quietly pushing for years? If your child has recently declared they’re “bored” and you’ve resisted the urge to hand them a screen, you may have stumbled onto something genuinely good for their developing brain.

What Autism/ADHD Really Looks Like at Home — And Why an In-Home Child Psychologist in Melbourne Chan

Kelly Kerrick22 May, 2026Health

Most parents searching for an in-home child psychologist in Melbourne aren’t doing it because they read a parenting book that told them to. They’re doing it because they’ve just survived another 45-minute meltdown over the “wrong” bowl, or their child’s teacher has sent home another note, or they’ve quietly cried in the car wondering if they’re missing something.

ADHD vs. Distraction: The Powerful Signs a Female Psychologist in Victoria Wants Adults to Stop Igno

Kelly Kerrick15 May, 2026Health

That’s one of the most quietly painful realisations a female psychologist in Victoria witnesses in adults who finally seek a proper assessment for ADHD. Not relief first — grief. Grief for all the years spent blaming themselves for something that was neurological, not moral.

Angry Outbursts in Kids? How Melbourne Children and Adolescent Therapy Teaches Calm Conversations

Kelly Kerrick28 Apr, 2026Education

Melbourne children and adolescent therapy is transforming those all-too-familiar moments: the clenched fists, the burning face, the words that explode like a shaken soda bottle. For many Melbourne parents, this isn’t a rare meltdown. It’s a daily storm. But what if that storm could become a whisper? What if the next angry outburst turned into a calm conversation before lunchtime?

ADHD in Aussie Kids Is Climbing Fast… But Here’s the Part No One Talks About

Kelly Kerrick21 Apr, 2026Health

ADHD is showing up in more Australian homes than ever before. Not in a dramatic way, but in quiet, everyday moments. A child who cannot finish breakfast without getting distracted. A school call about focus or behavioural issues. A parent lying awake, wondering what they missed.

Tinnitus Is Trending and So Is This Surprising Online Therapy Breakthrough

Kelly Kerrick26 Mar, 2026Health

For a long time, tinnitus sat in an uncomfortable space in mental health care. It’s not “just” a hearing issue, and it’s not purely psychological either. People describe it as a constant ringing, buzzing, or hum that follows them everywhere. Quiet rooms can feel the loudest.

Comfort or Collapse? The Truth About Gen Z’s Bed Rotting Trend

Kelly Kerrick25 Mar, 2026Health

Scroll through TikTok or Reddit long enough and you’ll see it. Soft lighting. Messy blankets. Someone half-laughing, half-exhausted, saying, “I’m just bed rotting today.” For a lot of Gen Z, this isn’t a joke. It’s a shared language for something heavier.

The Hidden Reason You Feel Emotionally Exhausted Even When You’ve Done “Nothing” All Day

Kelly Kerrick18 Mar, 2026Health

You wake up tired. You scroll, reply to a few messages, maybe finish small tasks. Yet by the end of the day, you feel exhausted. It does not make sense, and that is exactly why it feels frustrating. Many people are starting to ask the same question lately. Why am I so exhausted when I have not done much at all?