Welcome to Altogether Psychology Your local Psychology team in the Manawatū-Whanganui region.

Ange is a registered Educational/Child Psychologist with longstanding background in the education sector, as a teacher and psychologist.

Ange is friendly and down to earth, with a child and family centered, flexible style. She advocates an individualised approach that takes into consideration social, developmental, cultural, and environmental factors surrounding your child or young person.

Ange is experienced in working with children, young people, and their adults, with a range of concerns including behavioural difficulties, anxiety, emotional regulation, social and school problems, autism spectrum disorder (ASD), attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), foetal alcohol spectrum disorder (FASD) and intellectual and learning disabilities.

Ange lives with her husband and three children near Bulls. She enjoys keeping fit, family adventures, and the great outdoors.

Johanna is a registered Educational/Child Psychologist with a background in child development, education, and the disability sector. 

Johanna is approachable, positive, and strives to provide an individualised, whānau centred approach. She has a collaborative, practical, and strength-based style with a strong focus on the ‘big picture’; taking into account the unique environment and culture of your family. 

Johanna has experience in working with children, families, and professionals with variable needs, specifically relating to education and learning needs, social and emotional development and regulation, behavioural difficulties, and axiety and trauma. 

Johanna has a specific interest in spreading knowledge and awareness of Foetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD), and supporting children, families, and other adults affected by this disability. 

Johanna lives with her partner and 3 young boys in Whanganui. In her spare time, you might find Johanna exercising her boisterous family dog, baking sweet treats in the kitchen, or spending time with family and friends 

Kate is a registered Educational Psychologist with over 11 years of experience supporting tamariki, whānau, and schools across Aotearoa. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and Education, a Postgraduate Diploma in Child and Family Psychology, a Master of Educational Psychology, and a Postgraduate Diploma in Educational Psychology Practice.

Kate has worked across a range of education and health settings, including early childhood, primary, and secondary schools. Her background spans both public and private sectors and includes experience in learning support, behaviour, therapeutic intervention, neurodevelopmental assessment, and Deaf education.

Kate has a special interest in working with neurodiverse learners and their families, and is passionate about creating practical, individualised support that reflects the strengths and needs of each child. Kate's approach is collaborative, warm, and grounded in evidence-based practice. She works in partnership with whānau and educators to support long-term wellbeing and success at home and in education.

Kate lives rurally in Rangitīkei with her husband, their three young children, and an entourage of animals. She enjoys spending time with her family and friends, being outdoors and playing sports, and brings her down-to-earth, whānau-focused perspective to all her work with children and families