About Mind to Mind
Connecting minds with the goal of transforming lives.
About Us
Our Story
Here in the Adelaide CBD, we— a health psychologist and a clinical psychologist— began a journey that transformed how we understand ourselves and the world around us. And we want you to see things the same way.
At Mind to Mind, we believe in the power of connection. Whether it’s the connection between mind and body, different cultural backgrounds, or our past and present experiences, we want you to make and maintain connections that move you. No matter what you come up against, meaningful connections give you the opportunity to navigate life with confidence and resilience.
Our Mission
At Mind to Mind, we aim to build, grow, and nurture connections with you, your support networks, and your community. We believe that healing doesn’t happen by isolation— it truly takes a village! Inspired by the words of psychologist Jonathan Haidt, we recognise that every human is part bee and part hive, thriving in a community.
We’re here to alleviate human suffering and empower people to thrive.
The Mind to Mind Difference
Our Values
Be a piece in a puzzle.
Connection makes life meaningful. No one heals in isolation. We create links between ideas, people, and resources. We help individuals reconnect with themselves—their values, goals, and full human experience. We’re all threads in a tapestry: let’s try to make yours shine.
Know more than you did yesterday.
Ideas spark change. Knowledge grows exponentially. We learn from our clients and our clients learn from us. We aspire to never stop learning and growing.
Give value.
Whether it’s our clients, a doctor with a question, or a colleague in need – we want to relentlessly add value. We aim to make a difference in every interaction. It’s about impact, not just filling seats.
Embrace change.
The world progresses. Science discovers. Technology evolves. Culture shifts. The world changes, and so do we. We aim to adapt, innovate, and embrace new ways to help people flourish.
Be yourself, no really.
We all wear different hats. To paraphrase psychologist William James, a person has as many social selves as people they know. However we show up, it should be guided by our core values. Sometimes growth is adding things: skills, knowledge, resources. Sometimes growth is stripping things away: unhelpful beliefs, other’s opinions, remnants of our past. If it’s not authentic it’s not worth doing.