Our Team

Meet the Clinicians

Our team combines clinical expertise with lived experience. Several of us are neurodivergent ourselves — we understand this work from the inside, not just from textbooks.

The Estus Health Team

The Estus Health Team

Liam, Nam & Nik

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Nik

Occupational Therapist

Accepting referrals

Nik brings deep expertise in gaming-informed therapy and understands how to meet clients in the spaces they already feel comfortable. His approach prioritises building genuine connection before any therapeutic 'work' happens — because trust comes first.

Background in gaming culture and neurodivergent-affirming practice.

Gaming-Informed TherapyAdolescents & Young AdultsExecutive FunctionAssessment
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Nam

Occupational Therapist

Accepting referrals

Nam specialises in working with autistic youth and adults, with particular expertise in anime and gaming-informed approaches. He understands that interests aren't just hobbies — they're windows into how someone thinks, what they value, and where they feel most themselves.

Passionate about anime, gaming, and neuroaffirming practice.

Anime-Informed TherapyGaming Informed TherapyYouth & Young Adults
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Liam

Founder & Occupational Therapist

Not Accepting Referrals

Late-diagnosed autistic clinician with a PDA profile. Liam founded Estus Health to create the kind of support he wished existed — therapy that works with neurodivergent brains, not against them. His focus areas include PDA, gaming-informed therapy, executive function, and supporting adults through the unmasking process.

Degrees in Occupational Therapy, Finance, Computer Science, and Machine Learning.

PDA ProfilesGaming-Informed TherapyExecutive FunctionUnmasking Support

Interested in Joining the Team?

We're always interested in hearing from clinicians who share our values — particularly those with lived experience of neurodivergence.

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