About Us
Learn more about the team at Unfurl Psychology.
A telehealth psychology practice supporting neurodivergent, LGBTQIA+, and young adults across Australia.
Gabrielle Desmond
(she/her)
Psychologist & Director (she/her)
Hi, I’m Gabby , an AuDHD psychologist and the founder of Unfurl Psychology.
I’m deeply passionate about supporting the neurodivergent community, especially those who’ve spent a long time feeling misunderstood, too much, or not enough. I started Unfurl not only to better accommodate my own neurotype (working from home with my dogs, in my jammies… hello 👋), but because I could clearly see a gap in the kind of support that actually works for neurodivergent people.
My goal is to offer therapy that is relational, low-demand, and genuinely judgement-free. No pressure to perform. No “fixing” who you are. Just a space where you can show up as yourself and take things at your own pace.
I’m EMDR trained and enjoy integrating parts work and schema concepts, but I believe the relationship in therapy is the core of meaningful change. Your sessions are your sessions , they don’t need to follow a script or agenda. We’ll let things flow in the way that feels most supportive for you.
Outside of therapy, you’ll usually find me upside down at a pole or aerials studio, at the beach in my Jimny with the dogs, or binge-reading romantasy on my Kindle (no shame whatsoever).
I can’t wait to meet you.
Meet Gabby
Emily Langron
(she/her)
Psychologist (she/her)
Hi, I’m Emily (Em), an ADHDer and psychologist, with an education background and a strong passion for neuroaffirming and culturally responsive practice. Before retraining as a psychologist, I spent 11 years working as a teacher, which shaped the way I support young people and families with warmth, practicality, and a strong focus on real-world strategies.
I’ve lived and worked overseas in the UK, as well as across regional and remote parts of Australia including North Queensland and the Kimberley. These experiences continue to influence my values and the way I approach psychology.
Outside of work, you’ll usually find me reading on my kindle (whenever I get the chance), learning something new, walking my dogs, or hanging out with family and friends. I love swimming at the beach, drinking good coffee, travelling to new places, and experiencing different cultures (and their food). Japanese food is my go-to dopamine meal every time.
Em might be a good fit if you’re experiencing anxiety, low mood, or sensory differences, or if you’re exploring Autism or ADHD (whether you’re just starting to question or already have a diagnosis) She works with people to help them better understand themselves, build regulation skills, and find practical tools that actually fit into day-to-day life.
She’s also passionate about supporting teens and young people who are having a tough time with schooling, and she works with parents to help them better understand their child’s needs and diagnosis.
Em offers trauma-informed, decolonised care and warmly welcomes First Nations clients, LGBTQIA+ folks, and anyone looking for support with self-esteem, confidence, self-compassion, or simply a safe, understanding space to talk things through.
Who Em Sees
Louise
Virtual Admin Support (she/her)
Louise is a South Australian mum of two (plus their dog, Norman!) who brings warmth, organisation, and care to everything she does. Often found with a coffee in hand and music playing in the background, she balances work and family life with ease. Outside of work, Louise enjoys supporting her children’s sporting and extracurricular activities, spending time at the beach, and sharing a good laugh.
When you contact Unfurl, you may hear back from Louise.
Honourary Team Members
Not on the payroll, but definitely part of the team. Our honourary members mostly contribute by napping, supervising snack breaks, and occasionally making a guest appearance on Telehealth calls. They take their roles as emotional support crew very seriously (unless the mailman is nearby).
Dutch
Just happy to be here
Head of Security
Winston
Fetch Enthusiast.
Emotional Support Officer