Real people, real connection, real support.
Our Team
Adam Aubin, Registered Psychologist
Adam is a registered psychologist who has been practicing in the mental health field since 2015. He graduated from the University of Newcastle with a Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology in 2014. His career has taken him through a variety of clinical roles, including working with children and young people in Out of Home Care and at a specialised adolescent mental health clinic. For the past eight years, Adam has been in private practice, supporting clients across the lifespan — including children, teens, adults, couples and families. Adam completed a Master of Forensic Mental Health through UNSW in 2022 to further compliment his clinical work. In 2025, Adam and his wife proudly established Mind & Motion, driven by a shared vision to offer high-quality, person-centred support to the Newcastle and Lake Macquarie community and beyond.
Adam has a particular interest in working with complex trauma presentations (such as those common in first responding, domestic violence and veterans populations), PTSD, mood and anxiety disorders, dissociative disorders, personality disorders, ADHD and Autism. He draws on a wide range of evidence-based approaches in his work, including EMDR, CBT, Schema Therapy, DBT, ACT, the Gottman Method for couples and B-SFT. He is also a board-approved supervisor and is passionate about mentoring other psychologists in their clinical journey. His approachable, down-to-earth style helps create a safe space for clients to explore challenges and work toward meaningful change.
Outside of work, Adam enjoys spending time with his wife and children, supporting Chelsea FC and the Newcastle Knights, and staying active in nature.
Lyndall Black, Occupational Therapist
Lyndall is an Occupational Therapist with over 10 years’ experience supporting older adults and people living with disability across the Hunter, Newcastle and Lake Macquarie regions. A proud University of Newcastle graduate, she has strong ties to the local community and loves working in the region she calls home.
She is passionate about helping people live with greater independence, confidence and quality of life. Lyndall has an interest in supporting individuals with physical, cognitive and psychosocial challenges, including those living with neurological conditions, age-related changes and complex support needs. Her areas of practice include functional capacity assessments, home and living assessments, home modifications, assistive technology, daily living skills and supporting people to remain safely engaged in their homes and communities.
Known for her warm and down-to-earth approach, Lyndall provides person-centred and holistic care that values individuality, dignity and empowerment. She enjoys working collaboratively with clients, families and support teams to find practical and meaningful solutions that fit real life and support long-term wellbeing.
Outside of work, Lyndall enjoys spending time with her family, getting in the water or heading to the beach, spending time with animals, travelling, catching up with friends and relaxing with a good movie. Her love for the local lifestyle and her values of compassion, connection and enablement are reflected in everything she does, both personally and professionally.