Dr Eleanor De Ath-Miller (she/her)

Eleanor is a registered Clinical Neuropsychologist with a Doctoral degree in Clinical Neuropsychology.

Eleanor has a strong interest in the transition of working person to working parent, the psychology of positive, developmentally-informed parenting, and the ways organisations and communities can simultaneously foster both excellence and wellbeing. Her approach is down-to-earth and engaging, with a focus on curiosity, connection, and solution-focused problem solving.

Her clinical work in the public health system spans 15 years across multiple acute and community-based settings. She has expertise in the cognitive, emotional and behavioural sequelae of neurological disorders and trauma, and has been involved in training individuals and teams in government and not-for-profit organisations. Her private practice work draws heavily on the science of wellbeing, particularly ACT and Positive Psychology, and the field of interpersonal neurobiology. She supports clients to find new ways of adapting to challenge with flexibility, resilience, and hope.

Outside work, Eleanor lives the adventure that is family life, with two children, aged 5 and 7. When she carves out the time, she loves reading novels and appreciating the beauty that the arts and nature bring to our busy lives.