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Jasmin Abbott

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Jasmin Abbott

Local Resident

Kiama · NSW

Jasmin Abbott

Pace Psychology Service is a welcoming psychology practice based in Gerringong, NSW, providing psychological assessment and therapy for children, adolescents and adults across the Illawarra, Shoalhaven and South Coast.

Led by Registered Psychologist Jasmin Abbott, we offer support for anxiety, trauma, ADHD, autism, emotional regulation, behavioural challenges and parenting concerns. Our services include ADHD and autism assessments, cognitive assessments, EMDR therapy, NDIS psychological support, and WorkCover and CTP services.

We offer face-to-face appointments in Gerringong and Dapto, as well as telehealth appointments throughout NSW. Our approach is practical, compassionate and tailored to each individual's needs.

Pace Psychology Service

Pace Psychology Service is a locally owned psychology practice offering professional, compassionate mental health support for children, adolescents and adults. Based in Gerringong, with additional appointments available in Dapto, we provide psychological therapy, ADHD and autism assessments, cognitive assessments, parenting support, trauma therapy (including EMDR), and support for NDIS, WorkCover and CTP clients.

We support individuals and families across Gerringong, Kiama, Wollongong, Shellharbour, the Illawarra and Shoalhaven, with telehealth services available throughout NSW.

Our experienced team provides personalised, evidence-based care in a welcoming and supportive environment.

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Distinguished and Famous people from Central Gippsland

📚 Mary Grant Bruce

Mary Grant Bruce was born near Sale in 1878 and attended school there before building a career in journalism and children's fiction. Her Billabong series began with A Little Bush Maid, published as a book in 1910 after appearing in serial form. Gippsland family life and visits to pastoral properties supplied part of the background to her interest in horses and country experience. Readers should also recognise the books as products of their era, carrying social assumptions as well as adventure. Her local beginnings preceded the long-running fictional life of the Linton family.

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