Lyn has vast experience in teaching, youth work, early childhood, hospitals and correctional services. She specialises in child, adolescent & family psychology and relationship issues. She is also the author of The Resilience Doughnut Book – The Secret of Strong Kids and The Resilience Doughnut Book – The Secret of Strong Adults.

Expertise: Lyn specialises in addressing a range of concerns, including:
• Anxiety
• Depression
• Trauma
• Relationships

Client Focus:
 Lyn works with adults, adolescents, couples, and families,

Therapeutic Modalities
• Eye Movement Desensitisation and Reprocessing (EMDR)
• Schema Therapy
• Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT)
• Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT)
• Trauma and resilience-informed treatment
• Client-focused and psychoeducational approaches
• Feedback Informed Treatment (FIT)

Lyn is a member of the Australian Psychological Society and National Convenor of the Child, Adolescent and Family Psychology Interest Group.

Belinda uses her expertise and experience in Social Work, Health Promotion, Marketing and Communications to oversee the daily operations of The Resilience Centre and to build relationships with the communities that benefit from participating in our groups, talks, workshops and training with The Resilience Doughnut and The Resilience Centre.

For any media inquiries or PR requests, contact Claudia directly.

Neil has served as College Principal at Northern Beaches Secondary College, NSW’s largest school, overseeing five campuses and over 370 teachers. He was seconded for over three years to support school leaders and teams across NSW, fostering excellence, building capacity, and providing planning and leadership coaching.

With a global perspective, Neil has gained valuable insights through visits to schools in the UK, US, Canada, Finland, and Nova Scotia, and has engaged with educators from Japan, China, Scotland, and the Netherlands. He champions evidence-based approaches to improve school processes and outcomes, and applies Positive Psychology to create positive school environments.

Neil focuses on fostering teacher development and leadership through coaching and mentoring, utilising Solution Focused psychology. He delivers keynote addresses on the Resilience Doughnut and Resilience Report, develops training materials, and provides individual coaching to educators and school leaders.

With his extensive experience and commitment to student wellbeing, Neil Worsley plays a pivotal role in driving The Resilience Centre’s mission forward.

Jacqui has more than 25 years experience in education, wellbeing and mental health in both a professional and volunteer capacity. She has worked in and continues to work across a variety of educational and cultural contexts, in Australia, New Zealand, the EU, Singapore and North America.

Jacqui is a passionate advocate for parent engagement in education, teaching standards, improved educational outcomes for K-12, professional learning networks and continuing education in the workplace, wellbeing, veteran health and advocacy.