Pleasure to meet you,
Jackson Hill is a registered Psychologist in Miami Gold Coast that specialises in working with adults navigating psychological challenges, relational concerns, trauma, and questions around identity and meaning. He also brings a grounded understanding of business psychology to support individuals balancing personal pursuits with professional demands.
Jackson's work is framed through a relational lens, which recognises how early experiences and patterns in relationships can shape our emotional lives, which often underlie struggles such as anxiety, depression, bipolar, OCD, dissociative disorders, PTSD, and personality disorders.
Commonly these challenges look like;
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Patterns of difficultly in relationships (e.g. feeling distant, reactive, overly accommodation, or mistrustful)
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Feeling out of sync with oneself or disconnection from a deeper inner voice.
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Persistent anxiety, low mood, or a sense of emotional flatness that feels hard to name
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A history of early emotional neglect or relational trauma that continues to echo in present relationships
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Struggles with identity, self-worth, or navigating life transitions
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Feeling “stuck” in familiar but unhelpful emotional patterns
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A sense that outward success doesn’t match inner experience
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Wanting to understand how past relationships have shaped current thoughts, feelings, and behaviours
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Seeking a deeper understanding of self beyond diagnosis or surface-level coping strategies
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Desire to explore unconscious dynamics that play out in day-to-day life
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Overcome fog, dissociation, or a cloudiness.
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Build greater and more meaningful relationships within personal, work and family environments.
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Navigate through the complex world of parenthood challenges and improving relationship with your children
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Holding space for intimacy and deep sense of connection with your partner.
My Approach
I work from a relational psychoanalytic perspective that holds space for what is painful, ambiguous, and often unspeakable. Therapy, to me, is not about fixing symptoms or offering simple answers. Therapy is about creating a space where your experience can begin to be felt, thought, and slowly made sense of in the presence of another. It moves at the pace of your nervous system and not unrelenting expectations.
Much of what we carry such as early relational wounds, trauma, or loss, lives not just in memory but in the body, in silence, or in what's never quite been symbolised. I'm interested in how we come to know ourselves through relationships; how pain can speak in paradox; and how healing sometimes beings in the places we've long avoided.
My work is deeply attuned to the question of aliveness. What makes us feel real, connected, and present in our own lives. Often, anxiety, depression, or emotional numbness are not problems to be solved, but signs of something long buried; a part of the self that once had to go quiet in order to survive. Therapy can help us listen to those quiet places without rushing them, and in doing so, reconnect with a fuller sense of vitality,
I work with an eye toward complexity and care. Therapy is not about interpreting from above; it's a shared space of becoming. I attend not just to what is said, but also to what remains unspoken, and I honor the parts of you that may still be forming, defending, or protecting themselves.
This kind of work is often quietly transformative. Sometimes that means staying with something difficult a little longer, or noticing what's avoided, or being with that part of you that feels like too much. I believe in the strength and corrective experience to be of witness to one's story. We don't rush to explain. We trust that understanding, and aliveness, emerge in time through presence, safety, and truthfulness.
This approach may be especially helpful if you're living with trauma, relational pain, emotional shutdown, or a sense of disconnection. And it may feel particularly resonant if you've tried other therapies and have found yourself doing the talking, doing the work, but still somehow feeling alone. In this space, we don't work on you; we work with you towards something more whole, more human, and more deeply felt.
Professional Experience
Since 2017, I have developed clinical experience across both public and private sectors, including private practice, hospital settings, university counselling services, probation and parole, brain-injury units, and services supporting veterans. I have also worked with national and international elite athletes, public figures, professional musicians, and high-performing individuals. During this time, I have held senior psychologist roles and led multi-disciplinary teams in complex clinical environments.
In addition to clinical work, I have been involved in academia as a lecturer, tutor, and researcher at Griffith University and Bond University. While at Griffith, I was honoured to receive five consecutive teaching awards, placing me in the top 10% of teaching academics across the university.
Fees, referrals and rebates.
I charge $219 per session. A session lasts for 50 minutes.
You are welcome to see me without a referral, however a referral is required if you want to claim a Medicare rebate for any of our sessions.
I am registered with Medicare as a provider of psychology services under the Better Access to Mental Health Care Initiative. This allows clients to claim a Medicare rebate for sessions, provided they have a current referral and Mental Health Treatment Plan (MHTP) from their GP or psychiatrist. To be eligible, the referral letter must include my name and practice address.
Under this plan, you may be entitled to up to 10 Medicare-rebatable sessions per calendar year, depending on your doctor’s recommendation. For more information, you can speak with your GP.
Rebates may also be available through private health insurance, either as an alternative to Medicare or once your Medicare-covered sessions have been used. Please check with your insurer to confirm whether your policy includes cover for psychological services. The item code for this can be 100 or 200.
