Our Director and Psychologist: Peggy Wong
Peggy is the Director of Hope Haus QLD, a supervised contact service she established to support children and families navigating the challenges of separation. As a registered psychologist, Peggy has worked extensively with children experiencing a range of life difficulties. Hope Haus QLD was created as an extension of her commitment to providing safe, structured, and child-focused environments where children can maintain meaningful family connections during times of change.
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Peggy’s approach is warm, intuitive, and child-centred. She brings a deep understanding of children’s emotional needs into her leadership, ensuring that Hope Haus QLD offers a safe, respectful, and supportive space for children and families during supervised contact. She is also actively involved in training and guiding the Family Support Coordinators /Supervisors at Hope Haus QLD, ensuring that all staff uphold the highest standards of professionalism, care, and ethical practice.
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In addition to her role at Hope Haus QLD, Peggy is also the Director of Hope Psychology QLD, where she continues to practise as a psychologist and provide therapeutic support to her clients. In line with professional and ethical standards, clear boundaries are maintained between these roles. Peggy does not provide psychological therapy to families who are engaged in supervised contact services through Hope Haus QLD, ensuring there is no dual relationship or conflict of interest. Where appropriate, referrals are made to independent practitioners to support the best interests of each family.
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Peggy is a certified facilitator of the Tuning into Kids and 1-2-3- Magic parenting programs, and she enjoys working collaboratively with both children and parents. She is passionate about strengthening parent-child relationships and equipping families with practical tools to navigate challenges with confidence and connection.
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Qualifications:
Full Registration as a Psychologist with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA)
Bachelor of Science in Psychology (U.S.A.)
Master in School Psychology and Counselling (U.S.A.)
Member of the Australian Association of Psychologists (AAPI)
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Our Family Support Coordinators/ Supervisors
Our team of Family Support Coordinators all have backgrounds in psychology and have undergone appropriate training for their role.  They are warm, compassionate, and highly skilled. To uphold the highest professional standards, they are required to engage in ongoing professional development. They support families in navigating challenging circumstances with empathy and clarity. We are dedicated to the safety and wellbeing of children and their families and consistently deliver services of the highest standard.Â
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Our approach is child-focused. We believe every child has the right to maintain meaningful relationships with parents, siblings, and significant others, recognising the vital role these connections play in developing a strong sense of identity, security, and belonging.
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Professional Standards and Affiliations
Hope Haus QLD is affiliated with the Australian Children’s Contact Services Association (ACCSA).
Our professional service delivery model is informed by the Children’s Contact Services – Guiding Principles Framework for Good Practice (October 2018)