Tidus is a psychologist and clinical registrar with experience in counselling, coaching, and psychological practice. He works with children and adults facing challenges such as anxiety, stress, depression, trauma, anger, relationship difficulties, identity concerns, and neurodevelopmental conditions including ADHD and autism.

Clients describe sessions with Tidus as calm and supportive, a space where they can speak openly and feel at ease. His style is warm, grounded, and focused on genuine connection, with a collaborative approach that helps clarify what’s happening and what might help. Using an evidence-based, integrative, and person-centred approach, Tidus tailors his work to each person’s needs. He supports clients in recognising unhelpful patterns, building more adaptive coping strategies, and reconnecting with their values and goals to create a meaningful life.

Tidus works with sensitivity to each person’s background and life experience. He is LGBTQ+ affirming, culturally responsive, and committed to inclusive, respectful care.

Tidus graduated as dux and was later awarded summa cum laude in postgraduate psychology. He is also a sessional lecturer in the Department of Science and Psychology at the university level. His research area/focuses on intersectionality and culture, personality, and treatment-resistant anxiety.