LGBTQIA+ Group

Kylie is a Clinical Psychologist, with more than twenty years of experience working with adults and families in NSW Health, and more recently in private practice.

Oceane Campbell is a proud and passionate midwife and writer working, living and mothering her three children on the unceded lands of the Awabakal nation.

Eve has contributed to projects such as supporting the development and rollout of a new bookings and reporting system, creating evidence-based training modules for the Gidget Training Institute, and guiding the organisation’s preparation for accreditation.

Grace is a Clinical Intake Coordinator at Gidget Foundation Australia, and she has also worked in the Client Services Team in previous roles. She is a registered counsellor and works in private practice outside GFA. She is a part of the LGBTQIA+ Working Group and is committed to creating an inclusive space for clients and staff members alike.

For over 8 years, Arabella Gibson has been the CEO of Gidget Foundation Australia, a national not for profit mental health organisation supporting the emotional wellbeing of expectant and new parents and their families.

Jess is the Workforce Development Program Manager and an Accredited Mental Health Social Worker. Since 1999, she has worked across acute, community, and tertiary health and education settings, providing evidence-based psychotherapy, mental health care, and workforce leadership.

Eliza is an Accredited Mental Health Social Worker and is responsible for managing Gidget Foundation Australia’s workforce development operations and overseeing all aspects of GFA’s high-quality workforce education and professional development programs. With 25 years of experience working in multi-disciplinary teams, Eliza has served in roles with the Department of Human Services, Commonwealth Rehabilitation Services Australia, Community Health and Hospitals, and the University of the Sunshine Coast.

Rachel Reid is a Registered Nurse (Child and Family Health) and Registered Midwife.

Gen Whitlam (She/Her) is a proud mother of two boys and a part of the LGBTQIA+ community. She had very little understanding of perinatal mental illness until she experienced postnatal psychosis in 2020