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About Us
Qube Psychologists
WE'RE HERE TO HELP
At QubePsych we are dedicated to delivering high quality services in a warm and welcoming environment.
We understand that therapy is very personal and it takes a lot of courage to be vulnerable, which is why we have established a team of compassionate and caring Psychologists who will make you feel safe and supported as you navigate life’s challenges.
Meet The Team
Areas Of Interest
In private practice, Lee focuses on a combination of interest areas including the following:
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Assessment and/or therapy for adolescents and adults with disability
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Couples and families where one or more individuals has disability
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People from LGBTQIA+ populations
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Positive Behaviour Support training and consultation
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Pain management
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Treatment for anxiety for adolescents and adults from all populations
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Stress management
Dr Lee Cubis
BPsychSc(Hons), PhD (Clinical Psychology)
Clinical Psychologist
Pronouns: He/Him
Dr Lee Cubis is a Clinical Psychologist with extensive experience across hospital, community and disability services.
Lee previously worked as a Senior Psychologist in the Queensland Health system where he developed a clinic for people experiencing chronic pain as well as working within a Spinal Injuries Unit and a statewide Acquired Brain Injury service. Prior to gaining registration as a Psychologist, Lee worked for many year in the disability sector in roles such as Disability Support Worker, Assistant in Nursing and Specialist Dementia Carer.
is PhD in Clinical Psychology explored the social and psychological impacts of brain tumour.
He has a particular passion for working with people with disability and complex needs including those with Acquired Brain Injury and neurological diseases such as Multiple Sclerosis, Brain Tumour, Motor Neurone Disease, Huntington’s Disease and conditions leading to dementia.
Additionally, Lee has a keen interest in psychological treatment for anxiety disorders in all populations.
Areas Of Interest
In practice, Nat focuses on a combination of interest areas including the following:
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Working with people who have experienced trauma
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Psychological assessment and therapy for depression, anxiety, stress and burnout
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EMDR, Schema therapy and CBT
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Working with people from LGBTIQA+ populations
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Adjustment to living with chronic illness and disability
Nat Lysenko
BPsych(Hons), MPsych(Counselling)
Psychologist
Pronouns: She/Her
Nat is a Registered Psychologist based in Melbourne, focusing on EMDR and Schema Therapy.
Her approach is warm and collaborative, aiming to work with clients to address a range of concerns. Nat has extensive experience in assessing and treating various forms of anxiety (including social anxiety, panic attacks, PTSD from traffic or other single-incident accidents, phobias, and generalised anxiety disorder), depression, chronic stress/burnout, complex trauma, and borderline personality disorder (BPD).
She places a high value on ongoing professional development and stays updated with current research on effective therapeutic practices.
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​In practice, Nat utilises several evidence-based approaches, including EMDR, Schema Therapy, CBT, ACT, and DBT. She has extensive training in EMDR therapy, which she finds particularly effective in addressing underlying issues beyond mere symptom management. Additionally, Nat has a background in research and advocacy, focusing on improving mental health services for trans and gender-diverse individuals.
Areas Of Interest
In private practice, Anthony focuses on a combination of interest areas including the following:
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Psychological assessment
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Treatment across the lifespan
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Working with LGBTQIA+ individuals
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Working with people with a disability
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Positive behaviour support
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Working with clients with complex and challenging behaviours, that may lead or has led to contact with the criminal justice system.
Anthony Smith
BSocSci(Psych), BSW(hons), GradDipPsych,
MPsych(Clinical) Psychologist
Pronouns: He/Him
Anthony is a registered psychologist with diverse experience across public and private mental health sectors. He has worked in schools, residential aged care, forensic settings and with NDIS participants.
Anthony works with clients across the lifespan, firmly believing in everyone’s potential for growth and change, no matter their stage in life.
Anthony’s approach to therapy is grounded in the therapeutic alliance.
He works hard to create spaces where clients feel safe, supported, and heard.
Anthony’s focus is on therapy that helps clients better understand the past, navigate the ups and downs of being human and work towards the life that they want.
He has experience with a range of contemporary, evidence-based treatment methods, tailored to suit the client and their needs.
Areas Of Interest
His interest areas include but are not limited to:
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Understanding and treatment of depression, PTSD, addictions, and anxiety
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Working with individuals across the lifespan, including children and adolescents
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Working with people with disability, including:
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Acquired Brain Injury
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Cognitive and intellectual disability
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Complex psychosocial disability
Reece Flowers
BPscychSC(Hons), Psychologist
Pronouns: He/Him
Reece is a Provisional Psychologist with extensive mental health experience, assisting individuals facing a variety of life challenges.
He has previously worked as a DBT therapist, a disability support worker, and a transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) clinician. For the past two years, he has been working as a Provisional Psychologist, providing assessment and support to individuals across the lifespan, as well as co-facilitating DBT groups.
Reece is passionate about improving people's lives through a combination of evidence-based practice and a warm therapeutic approach.
He believes that the best outcomes are achieved when there is mutual trust and open communication. His outcomes-focused and client-centred approach has led him to develop a keen interest in Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Dialectical Behaviour Therapy, and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy for diverse populations across the lifespan.
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Reece takes a particular interest in the understanding and treatment of depression, PTSD, addictions, and anxiety. He is interested in working with individuals across the lifespan, including children and adolescents. Additionally, Reece is committed to working with people with disabilities, including those with Acquired Brain Injury, other cognitive and intellectual disabilities, and those with complex psychosocial disabilities.
