Specialist clinical psychology for Australian pilots, aspiring aviators and the DAMEs who refer them. We help you obtain and retain your CASA medical certificate through evidence-based assessment, therapy and reporting.
Our approach
Case-by-case, evidence-based, aeromedically literate — and always in the pilot's corner.
DSM-5-TR conditions we work with
Case-by-case · not automatically disqualifying
Lifestyle factors we assess
Built for the aviation community
Support pathways
For pilots & aspirants
Diagnostic assessment and treatment for DSM-5-TR conditions — depression, anxiety, ADHD, PTSD, adjustment, and substance use — with CASA-aligned reports to protect your medical certificate.
For DAMEs & referrers
Formal psychological assessments and reports written to the structure of CASA's Clinical Practice Guidelines. Clear turnaround, direct clinician-to-clinician communication.
For parents & families
Early psychological assessment for aspiring pilots with a mental health history — so families understand aeromedical implications before committing to training.
For airlines & flight schools
Cadet selection screening, peer-support consultation, and return-to-work pathways designed for the safety-critical realities of commercial aviation.
You are not alone
The fear of losing your medical can weigh heavier than the condition itself. Seeking help early is the strongest thing a pilot can do — for safety, for career, and for the people who fly with you.
CASA's own guidance is clear: a mental health diagnosis is not automatically disqualifying. Every case is considered on its own facts. Our job is to help you present yours accurately and well.
How it works
01
A private conversation to understand your history and what CASA needs. Nothing leaves this office without your consent.
02
Structured interview and validated psychometrics (K10, DASS, Beck's) aligned to CASA's Clinical Practice Guideline template.
03
A specialist report written for your DAME or CASA AvMed — diagnosis, stability, treatment plan, aeromedical implications.
Clinical team
Our clinicians hold current AHPRA registration and work exclusively with pilots, cabin crew, air traffic controllers and aspiring aviators.
Jennifer (Jeni) Langdon
Clinical Psychologist · Aviation Psychology
Masters of Clinical Psychology (Advanced Entry). AHPRA Board-Approved Supervisor. Member of the Australian Aviation Psychology Association and the Australian Women Pilots' Association. Provides CASA and DAME assessments, support for medical certification and return-to-flight, and human-factors and resilience work with pilots and aviation organisations.
Tarah Laric-Hynes
Clinical Neuropsychologist · AHPRA Board-Approved Supervisor
Masters in Clinical Neuropsychology. Member of the Australian Psychological Society (MAPS) and the College of Clinical Neuropsychologists. Specialises in neurocognitive assessment — memory, attention, decision-making — and applies a performance-psychology lens to learning and cognition in aviation settings.
