Malinda Guest

Born and raised in rural NSW, Malinda is a Clinical Psychologist dedicated to strengthening mental health and wellbeing in rural and remote communities. She has worked across public and private settings and brings extensive experience supporting adults and couples with concerns including anxiety, depression, trauma, relationship challenges, grief, substance use, and workplace or financial stress.

Malinda is a Director of the Australian Clinical Psychologist Association (ACPA) and also serves on the APS NSW College of Clinical Psychologists Committee and the Harvest Her Power Conference Committee. As a Member of the Australian Institute of Company Directors (AICD), she brings strong governance capability to her clinical and community work.

As the founder of Boundless Psychology, Malinda is committed to delivering accessible, evidence-based therapy across in-person and telehealth models. She is also the creator of “Let’s Talk TACTICS”, a communication framework designed to equip individuals, workplaces, and communities with practical skills for effective mental-health conversations.

Malinda has completed the National Farmers’ Federation Diversity in Agriculture Leadership Program and is currently completing a Graduate Certificate in Transition and Succession Planning, strengthening her understanding of how governance, wellbeing, and rural sustainability intersect. She also contributes as a Mentor with the Country Education Foundation, supporting young people across Australia.

As a board-approved supervisor, Malinda provides individual and group supervision to early-career psychologists and supervises Master of Psychology students through the University of New England.