See Someone Today

See Someone Psychology Services provides assessment and treatment services for children, teenagers, and adults with emotional issues through face to face or telehealth services. Our aim is to provide clients with a safe space to discuss their feelings and gain a better understanding of the challenges they face, gain greater self-awareness, and develop new ways to overcome difficulties. Our goal is to help you grow from your struggles, heal from your pain, build healthier relationships, and move forward to where you want to be in your life. 

The Principal, Corrine Scott, is experienced at assessing and treating a range of emotional issues with individuals across the lifespan and has extensive knowledge and experience working with teenagers and their families. Corrine has a particular interest in treating single event and complex psychological trauma, including survivors of childhood physical, sexual or emotional abuse, victims of crime, and families affected by murder; personality disorders, neurodivergent individuals, and sexual issues including paraphilias.

Corrine also has experience with psychological assessment including cognitive and learning, autism, ADHD, personality and risk assessment. Corrine has completed 4 degrees including her Bachelor of Criminology and Criminal Justice at Griffith University, followed by her Postgraduate Diploma of Psychological Studies, Bachelor of Science with Psychology Honours and her Postgraduate Diploma of Professional Psychology at the University of Southern Queensland. She was offered membership to The Golden Key International Honours Society which recognises the top 15% of students globally. Corrine is registered with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA) and has membership with Australian and New Zealand Society of Criminologists (ANZSOC).

Corrine’s roles have been within private practice, government (education) and non-government settings. Corrine worked as a psychologist at headspace Southport for 4 years and participated in their school psychologist program. Corrine volunteers when able for Queensland Homicide Victims Support Group supporting families affected by murder through the criminal trial process.