Clinical Psychologist
Clinical psychologists treat people whose thought patterns and behaviour are a threat to their own and others’ wellbeing. They diagnose, assess and provide treatment for people with a wide range of conditions such as depression, eating disorders and addiction. Clinical psychologists provide psychotherapy, psychological testing, and diagnosis of mental illness. They generally train within four primary theoretical orientations: psychodynamic, humanistic, cognitive-behavioral (CBT), and systems or family therapy. Many continue clinical training in post-doctoral programs in which they might specialize in disciplines such as psychoanalytic approaches or child and adolescent treatment modalities.
Recently updated Clinical Psychologist pages
- Dr Melanie Quinn (Clinical Psychologist)
- Rodney Walsh (Clinical Psychologist)
- Emma Sheerman (Psychologist)
- Ms Penelope Mackay (Clinical Psychologist)
- Dr Jonathan Andrews (Clinical Psychologist)
- Dr Diana Cameron (Clinical Psychologist)
- Dr Sophie Li (Clinical Psychologist)
- Dr Roberta Szekeres (Clinical Psychologist)
- Gerry Mobbs (Clinical Psychologist)
- Robyn Blake-Mortimer (Clinical Psychologist)
