Lauren Gadsby

Lauren is a warm, compassionate psychologist with a deep commitment to supporting neurodivergent children and young people, and those navigating anxiety and emotional regulation challenges. Her approach is collaborative and grounded in the belief that every child is doing their best with the resources they have, and that it’s our job to help build those resources.

Before transitioning into paediatric psychology, Lauren began her career in organisational psychology, where she conducted in-depth psychological assessments and worked with senior leaders around the world. This early experience sharpened her ability to understand complex psychological profiles and deliver clear, practical strategies - skills she now applies in helping children thrive.

Having a personal understanding of neurodivergence through her own experiences has shaped a deeply empathetic and neuroaffirming lens in Lauren’s work. She is passionate about walking alongside families with clarity and understanding to help parents feel more confident, empowered, and supported every step of the way.

Outside of work, you’ll find Lauren recharging with a walk on the beach, playing tennis or doing pilates, dancing just for fun, or being kept on her toes by Barney the dog and Kevin the cat. She’s a lifelong learner with a soft spot for research rabbit holes, always curious about what makes people tick.