Greenhouse Health Hub offers a mobile youth mental health service that provides occupational therapy, education and training, as well as supervision and mentoring. Greenhouse assists young people, staff, clinicians and the wider community to learn and grow in a safe place.
Client-centred care
We are passionate about evidence based practice.
A safe place to grow
At Greenhouse we ensure a safe learning environment for you to learn and grow.
We come to you
It can be hard to get to appointments so we’ll come to you.
From little things…
Greenhouse Health Hub is a small collective of passionate and experienced clinicians working on the Gold Coast and Northern NSW, specialising in youth mental health. We specialise in working with individuals between the ages of 10 and 30 (and up to 50) who are at risk, or experiencing their first episode of mental illness. We work with a range of illnesses including, but not limited to Depression, Anxiety, Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD), Psychosis, Bipolar Affective Disorder, Schizophrenia, Personality Disorders, Autistic Spectrum Disorders, Attention Deficit Disorders and Complex Trauma.
We work with the young person and their family to identify the areas for growth and then agree on a recovery plan. Then we make sure our young people’s recovery is about them getting to do the things they want to do and when they want to do them.
Specialists in Youth Mental Health
Jerem Clifford is an occupational therapist (OT) who, over the last 15 years has integrated evidence based knowledge into a variety of roles in the youth mental health sector within Queensland. He also has a wealth of experience working with NDIS clients. In addition to the provision of inpatient and community based mental health services, Jerem has a special interest in the successful management of early psychosis. Jerem has previously worked as a senior clinician as part of a passionate and productive multi disciplinary team in the Early Psychosis arm of Headspace, Australia’s national youth mental health service. Jerem brings a wealth of theoretical knowledge and field experience working in physical and mental health settings.
Jerem brings his passion for adventure therapy to his work. As a certified mountain biking, surfing and skateboarding coach, he is able to connect with young people at their level to make meaningful change.
Jerem also has a passion for supporting the ongoing professional development of the workforce who care for those youths affected by mental ill health. He is an established educator, who has lectured at the University of Queensland, Southern Cross University and Bond University. He regularly runs professional development for the health and education sectors. Jerem’s training is known for being engaging, entertaining and highly informative.
Gina is a passionate Occupational Therapist (OT) who aims to empower individuals to achieve their identified goals of engaging in meaningful occupations. She has a knack for truly understanding a person, and their environment, to achieve this.
Gina has experience in both physical and mental health, with three years spent at headspace National Youth Mental Health service. Gina has worked with a range of mental health conditions and neurodiversity using a range of evidence based practices. She offers a variety of occupational interventions, combined with the ability to offer sensory integration techniques, expression through art, emotion regulation support through Dialectical Behavioural Therapy + Cognitive Behavioural Therapy based interventions and mindfulness.
Gina is a creative, humorous and gentle person who in her spare time enjoys travel, socialising, art and yoga. Gina has just completed her yoga teacher training in 2023. Stay tuned for trauma informed body based practices!
Keegan is an occupational therapist (OT) who enjoys helping people engage in everyday activities and connect/reconnect with meaningful occupations.
Keegan has worked in a variety of different areas of the occupational therapy profession including neuroscience rehabilitation, general medicine, acute mental health for young people and adults and community mental health. During his time in these varied roles, Keegan has completed functional assessments, cognitive assessments, and provided client led interventions and education to a wide variety of people from different age and cultural groups.
Prior to working as an OT, Keegan worked with at risk children in adventure-based learning programs and studied a certificate 4 in youth work. When Keegan is not working as an occupational therapist, he is fathering, mountain biking, surfing, skating (on a longboard skateboard), hiking, rock climbing or playing music at a professional level.
