Analogue House

Analogue House was created in response to the barriers workers in the adult industry face in accessing safe, respectful, and responsive mental health care.This is a a private mental health service providing therapeutic support under Medicare Mental Health Care Plans, the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS), and private pay arrangements.Services are currently available via telehealth. It's hoped in person support will also become availble.Analogue House Objectives:• Provide direct mental health support to groups and individuals
• Deliver services in a private, stigma aware, and accessible environment
• Build peer workforce capacity through supervision, education, and career development pathways
• Contribute to and support community led care through collaboration and contribution to existing organisations
• Contribute to mainstream sector development through education, collaboration, and knowledge sharing
• Engage in advocacy, including submissions where appropriate, to address systemic barriers and disparities

Professional Background

I am an endorsed Mental Health Occupational Therapist with over 10 years experience across a range of mental health settings. I am currently undertaking a Master’s in End of Life and Palliative Care, with a focus on grief, mortality, and meaning. This informs my interest in supporting people through distress, trauma, and periods of significant life transition.

About Me

In 2023, I experienced the loss by suicide of someone deeply important to me. It reshaped my understanding of trauma, care, and what it means to be supported.Despite years of working in mental health, it was through this experience that I came to understand how trauma had shaped my own life, and how healing could occur in ways I had not achieved through study, practice, or engagement with mainstream settings. The shift in my quality of life through this process was significant.Analogue House was developed in response to this. The person I lost worked in the adult industry, and her chosen work created barriers to accessing the care she needed. This reality sits at the core of my work.I now bring both professional experience and lived understanding to the development of a service focused on improving access to safe, respectful, and responsive mental health care for sex workers and other hard to reach communities.I aim to integrate the skills and insights I have developed alongside my clinical training, in order to support others to better understand complex trauma and move toward meaningful change.Through this work, I carry forward her legacy into a broader community. Analogue House forms part of a longer term commitment to suicide prevention and improved mental health outcomes through accessible, stigma aware, and community informed care.

Clincial Services

Analogue House provides mental health services under the following funding pathways• Mental Health Care Plans under the Better Access initiative
• Eating Disorder Treatment Plans under the Better Access initiative
• NDIS where applicable
• Private paymentYou can begin with a discovery session. We will talk about what has brought you here, what you are looking for, and how I work. You can ask questions and decide whether you want to continue.If you already know what you are looking for and it's here, you are welcome to email directly.A referral from a GP or psychiatrist is required to access Medicare funded sessions. Medicare rebates are available for a limited number of sessions each calendar year.

Privacy Policy
Analogue House
Effective date: 20/02/2026Analogue House, a service of Skyridge Occupational Therapy, is committed to protecting your privacy and managing personal information in accordance with the Privacy Act 1988 Cth, the Australian Privacy Principles, relevant state health records legislation, and professional standards governing registered health practitioners.Analogue House recognises that some clients, including those engaged in sex work or other privacy sensitive occupations, may have heightened safety and confidentiality concerns. Privacy is paramount in all aspects of service delivery.1. Information we collectWe may collect personal and health information including:• Full name and preferred name
• Date of birth
• Contact details such as phone number and email
• Address
• Emergency contact details
• Health history and relevant psychosocial information
• Referral information
• Funding information including NDIS details where applicable
• Payment information
• Information provided through website enquiry or booking formsHealth information is considered sensitive information under Australian law and is handled with additional safeguards.2. How information is collectedInformation may be collected:• Directly from you during consultation or intake
• Through online enquiry or booking forms
• From third parties with your consent
• Via secure practice management systemsYou may choose the name and contact details you wish to use for communication, provided legal identification requirements are met where relevant to funding or billing.3. Documentation principlesHealth practitioners are legally required to maintain accurate clinical records. Only information that is clinically relevant to your care, safety, or therapeutic goals is recorded.Where a client engages in sex work or other privacy sensitive employment, this will be documented only where directly relevant to:• Functional capacity
• Occupational performance
• Safety considerations
• Mental health impacts
• Funding or reporting requirementsLanguage used in documentation will be respectful, neutral, and clinically appropriate.We will not disclose occupational information to third parties without your consent unless required by law.4. Purpose of collectionPersonal information is collected for the purpose of:• Providing occupational therapy and related services
• Communicating about appointments
• Preparing clinical reports
• Managing billing and payments
• Meeting regulatory and legal obligationsWe collect only information reasonably necessary for these purposes.5. Storage and securityInformation is stored securely using encrypted and password protected systems. Access is restricted to authorised personnel.Reasonable steps are taken to protect personal information from misuse, interference, loss, unauthorised access, modification, or disclosure.6. Disclosure of informationInformation may be disclosed:• With your consent to other treating professionals
• To funding bodies such as the National Disability Insurance Agency where required
• Where required by law
• Where there is a serious and imminent threat to safetyWe do not sell, trade, or share personal information for marketing purposes.7. Online services and digital privacyWhen using online booking or telehealth services:• No sessions are recorded
• Secure platforms are used where possible
• Clients are encouraged to use private devices and secure internet connections8. Access and correctionYou may request access to your personal information or request corrections if information is inaccurate or incomplete. Requests should be made in writing.9. ComplaintsIf you have concerns about how your personal information has been handled, please contact Analogue House directly.If you are not satisfied with the response, you may contact the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner.ContactAnalogue House
A service of Skyridge Occupational Therapy
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 0474 695 088