Masters in Organisational Psychology
Bachelors in Psychology & Criminology and Criminal Justice
Former Senior Executive in Emergency Services
(Mental Health Services, Crticial Incident Support, Workers Compensation,
Psychosocial Risk, Health Screening & Monitoring, Fitness for Work)

I’m Tenneile Manenti, a Registered Psychologist, Senior Leader, and mum to two boys—constantly navigating the balance between professional purpose and personal life. With over 20 years’ experience across clinical, forensic, and organisational psychology, I’ve worked everywhere from juvenile detention centres and Aboriginal Missions to corporate boardrooms and emergency services.
Originally trained in criminal psychology, I often joke that I pivoted to organisational psychology after realising there were more psychopaths in business than in prison. That shift led me to specialise in workplace mental health, psychosocial risk, culture, and leadership—supporting organisations across Australia and globally, including during some of the toughest chapters in recent history.
I’m especially passionate about supporting women in high-pressure, male-dominated environments—because I’ve lived that world myself. I understand the invisible load of balancing career, relationships, parenting, and identity. Today, I help clients find clarity, confidence, and grounded wellbeing as they navigate life, work, and recovery—bringing both professional expertise and lived insight to every session.