Struggling to navigate challenges relating to neurodivergence, disability, relationships, emotional or physical health?
Real support for real life — psychology and occupational therapy that meets you where you are. Consultations are available in-person at our Kenmore clinic or via telehealth nationwide.
A different way of working
Revival Health is led by experienced clinicians, Dr Matthew Evans, Clinical Psychologist, and Natalie Evans, Occupational Therapist, who work to support people with complex, overlapping needs.
We are a small, specialist practice offering neurodiversity-affirming, collaborative support. Rather than applying one-size-fits-all solutions, we focus on understanding how your brain, body, environment and life demands interact, so support can be tailored to what actually works for you.
Our work is informed not only by clinical training, but also by our lived experience of neurodivergence and complex family life. This perspective shapes how we approach care, communication and the systems that many of our clients navigate every day.
How we can support you
Our practice offers both Occupational Therapy and Psychology services, via telehealth Australia wide, or in person at a clinic in Brisbane. Clients can access a single service, move between services or work with both, depending on what is most helpful at different stages. With your permission, our psychologist and occupational therapist are happy to discuss your care and ensure that it consistent and co-ordinated.
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Teens and adults
Parents or carers of school aged children (OT)
Neurodivergence – Autism, ADHD, Intellectual Disability , Gifted. Learning Difficulties,
Chronic Health Conditions
Relationships
Disability
Individuals accessing services under Medicare’s Better Access to Mental Health Scheme (for both psychology and occupational therapy)
NDIS participants
DVA, private health, BUPA ADF
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Many of the people we support experience overlapping challenges — for example, neurodivergence alongside mental health distress, or persistent physical health conditions affecting emotional wellbeing, relationships, and daily functioning.
Having Occupational Therapy and Psychology within the same practice allows for:
a more consistent therapeutic approach – reducing the risk of conflicting therapy goals and approaches
the ability to address complex needs from multiple angles
interdisciplinary consultation results in better outcomes for our clients
coordinated support when clients move between services
care that considers both practical functioning and emotional wellbeing.
This doesn’t mean everyone needs both services — but it means the option is there when it’s helpful.
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Psychology
Dr Matthew Evans provides thoughtful, adaptive therapy for neurodivergence, persistent health conditions, emotional wellbeing and relationships.
Matt helps people make sense of their experiences, reduce distress, and build ways of living that support both physical health, emotional wellbeing and social connections.
Occupational Therapy
Natalie Evans provides practical, strengths-based support to improve daily functioning, capacity participation and quality of life — at home, work, school and in the community.
This may include capacity building, executive functioning support, mental health support, daily living skills, parent coaching, and NDIS-related assessments and reports.
Not sure where to start?
If you’re unsure whether Occupational Therapy, Psychology, or a combined approach is the best fit, you don’t need to work that out alone.
We’re happy to help you decide what support might be most useful right now.