About the clinic

Meet Dr Garance Delagneau

I’m Garance (or G), a clinical neuropsychologist with a focus on neurodiversity and trauma across children, adolescents, and adults. I grew up in New Caledonia, a French Pacific island. My training has since taken me across several countries.

I completed a Bachelor of Biomedical Science in Montreal, followed by Honours and a Graduate Diploma (Advanced) at the University of Melbourne, and a combined Master and PhD at Monash University.

I have worked in private practice, developing experience in neurodiversity and trauma, particularly in complex and overlapping presentations.

This international background continues to shape how I approach culture, identity, and access to care, recognising each person within their broader context. A neuroaffirming perspective views these differences as natural variations, while still supporting areas of need.

Outside of neuropsychology, I enjoy spending time outdoors and in the ocean. You’ll often find me hiking, freediving, scuba diving, or planning my next adventure. I also enjoy underwater hockey, photography, and time with friends over boardgames. At home, I spend time with my dog, Tenia.

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My work

Helping people understand how their brain works

My work focuses on helping people understand how their brain works in a way that feels meaningful and relevant to everyday life, beyond labels or scores.

I work at the intersection of neurodiversity and trauma, with a particular interest in complex or overlapping presentations (e.g., ADHD, autism, learning differences, and developmental or relational trauma).

I provide individualised, strength-based assessments designed to feel clear, respectful, and useful, with practical recommendations that can be applied across home, school, work, and other settings. Based in Wollongong, I also travel to regional and remote communities throughout the year to improve access where services are often hardest to find.

I aim to:

Provide clarity where things have felt difficult to untangle
Highlight strengths alongside areas where support can make a meaningful difference
Offer explanations that make sense to both individuals and the people around them
Deliver recommendations that are realistic, practical, and tailored to each context

Assessments are collaborative and responsive, recognising each person as the expert in their own experience, while I bring clinical knowledge to help make sense of the broader picture.

My Approach

Helping people understand how their brain works

Neuroaffirming

Respecting different neurotypes as valid ways of being, and adapting the process to each person’s profile.

Flexible and individualised

No one-size-fits-all assessments; each process is shaped around the person and their goals.

Whole-person focused

Understanding the full context (developmental, emotional, relational, and environmental).

Strength-based and realistic

Identifying what is working, alongside areas where support may help.

Clear and practical

Reports are comprehensive and designed to be usable in everyday settings.

Collaborative

Working alongside families, schools, and other professionals where relevant.

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