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Dr CHRIS BASTEN
B.A. (Hons); M.Psychol.; PhD
Chris is the Principal Clinical Psychologist involved in the
practice. He has completed degrees in psychology at the University of N.S.W. (Bachelor of Arts) and the University of Sydney (Master of Arts, Master of
Psychology, PhD). He is a member of the College of Clinical Psychologists (Australian Psychological Society) and the Australian Association of Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (AACBT). He is a past vice-president of the AACBT. Chris has more than ten years' experience in clinical settings and he currently maintains a consulting role at Westmead Hospital. Chris lectures post-graduate psychology students and runs training workshops for psychologists on topics such as treating eating disorders and helping people adjust to illness or disability. He has published research articles and presented at conferences.
Chris
sees clients at the following offices: Westmead, Chatswood, City
FIONA MACCALLUM
B.A. (Hons); M.Psychol.
Fiona is a Clinical Psychologist who is also a member of the Australian Psychological Society and the Australian Association of Cognitive Behaviour Therapy. She has completed both undergraduate and post-graduate degrees in psychology. She has recently won a scholarship to work on her doctoral research into psychological
trauma. Fiona has worked in various settings before joining the practice, including several years in specialist public mental health services. She brings with her years of experience and expertise in the management of anxiety disorders, depression, self-esteem, eating disorders and chronic pain.
Fiona
sees clients at the following offices: Westmead, City
Dr KIM FELMINGHAM
M.Psychol.; PhD
Kim is a Clinical Psychologist with over ten
years' experience, specialising in treating trauma, depression and anxiety. She is a member of the Australian Psychological
Society and the Australian Association of Cognitive Behavioural Therapy. She completed her degrees in psychology at the University of Tasmania and Queen’s University, Canada. Kim completed her PhD at the University of New South Wales, specialising in Posttraumatic Stress Disorder. Kim has won academic prizes for her work in psychology and has published several articles in international journals.
Kim
sees
clients at the following offices: Westmead
Dr ELIZABETH WOODCOCK
B.Sc. (Psychol.); M.Psychol.; PhD
Elizabeth provides both child and adult
psychology services within the practice. She is a Clinical Psychologist with a combined PhD and Master of Psychology degree from the University of N.S.W. She is a member of the College of Clinical Psychologists (Australian Psychological Society) and the Australian Association of Cognitive Behaviour Therapy. Elizabeth won a prize for her honours' thesis and has presented her PhD research at various conferences and to the media, and published this research in international journals. Elizabeth has several years' experience both in the UK (where she was Head of Psychological Research for a leading mental health organisation), and locally in Sydney, where she has
worked in a child psychiatry setting. Elizabeth has experience in working with children, adolescents and adults and is an accredited 'Triple P' leader (Positive Parenting Program).
Elizabeth
sees clients at the following offices: Chatswood
Dr INGERITH MARTIN (currently
on maternity leave)
B.Sc.(Psychol.); M.Psychol.; PhD
Ingerith
is a clinical psychologist with a combined PhD and Masters of Clinical
Psychology from the University of NSW. Her PhD research was in the area of
language disorders in people with acquired brain injury and autism. In 2003 she
was awarded the John Clarke Memorial Award for Psychology Research in the Social
Mileau for her PhD thesis. The results of that thesis have been presented at
numerous conferences and published in a number of international journals.
Ingerith is a member of the Australian Psychological Society. Prior to working
in this practice, Ingerith worked in the department of Aged Care at Sydney's
Royal North Shore Hospital.
Ingerith also consulted to RNSH's Memory Clinic and Renal Department,
working
with people with chronic renal failure, assisting their adjustment to
disability and ability to comply with the demands of treatment. Her areas of
experience include cognitive behaviour therapy (CBT) for anxiety and depression
in adults and the elderly, stress management, adjustment to disability
counselling and bereavement counselling.
Ingerith
sees clients at the following offices: Chatswood
ANNA DEDOUSIS-WALLACE
B.A.; B.Sc.; Dip. Ed.; Post Grad Dip (Psychol.);
M.Psychol.
Anna is a Clinical Psychologist who
provides both adolescent and adult psychology services through the Westmead
rooms. She completed her psychology degrees at the
University
of
New South Wales
and
Ballarat
University
and is a member of both the Australian Psychological Society and the Australian
Association of Cognitive Behaviour Therapy. Anna has years of experience working
with adolescents as a high school teacher and clinician at the University of
Technology Sydney (UTS) Health Psychology Unit. She continues to work part-time
at the UTS Health Psychology Unit where she continues her research interests.
Anna
sees clients at the following offices: Westmead
NATASHA RAWSON
B.Sc.(Psychol.); M.Psychol.
Natasha works from the city rooms in Elizabeth Street. Natasha has completed undergraduate and post-graduate degrees in clinical
psychology from the University
of
NSW. Among her previously held roles, Natasha has worked in a hospital-based
post-traumatic stress disorders clinic. While her clinical training and
experience has been broad, Natasha has acquired specialist skills and knowledge
in the areas of post-traumatic stress, grief and the anxiety disorders. She also
enjoys helping people with work-related stress and problems with body-image and
eating issues. Natasha is an active member of the Australian Psychological
Society and the Australian Association of Cognitive Behaviour Therapy.
Natasha
sees clients at the following offices: City
AMY JOSCELYNE
B.A., B.Sc (Psychol.
Hons.), M. Psychol.
Amy
is a Clinical Psychologist who obtained undergraduate and postgraduate
qualifications in psychology from the
University
of
NSW
. She has experience working in
a specialist unit for traumatic stress and grief as well as in adult mental
health services. In addition,
she has a strong interest in working with depression and anxiety disorders
such as OCD, social anxiety and panic, as well as a range of other clinical
issues, such as problems with eating and body image.
Amy
is a member of the Australian Association of Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (AACBT).
Amy
sees clients at the following offices: Westmead, City
Dr
AMANDA GAMBLE
B.Sc.(Psychol.); M.Psychol.; PhD
Amanda
is a Clinical Psychologist and a member of the Australian Psychological
Society. She specialises in the treatment of anxiety and insomnia in
adolescents and adults. She has also designed and facilitated group
treatment programs for depression, childhood bullying and fear of flying. In
addition to working as a therapist, Amanda is a researcher with over 6 years
experience conducting research into anxiety disorders. She completed her PhD
at the Macquarie University Anxiety Research Unit (MUARU) and was awarded
the Vice Chancellor's Commendation for Excellence in her clinical training
degree. She has also worked at the Clinical Research Unit for Anxiety and
Depression (CRUfAD) at St Vincent’s hospital. As well as working at the
practice, Amanda is an active research fellow within the Centre for
Emotional Health at Macquarie University, where she specialises in
developing and evaluating treatment programs for adolescents with anxiety
disorders, and is also investigating sleep disturbance in anxious children
and teenagers.
Amanda
sees
clients at the following offices: Chatswood
Dr
DANIELLA SICILIANO
B.A.(Psych.) Hons; D. Clin Psych
Daniella
provides both child and adult psychology services within the practice. Daniella
specialises in developing and implementing treatment programs for children
and adolescents with anxiety disorders, depression, eating disorders and
chronic pain.
She is a Clinical Psychologist with a Doctorate degree in Clinical
Psychology from Sydney University. She is an active member of
the Australian Psychological Society. Prior to working in this
practice, Daniella worked at the Children’s Hospital Westmead where she
consulted to the Pain Clinic and Eating Disorders Clinic. Daniella’s areas
of expertise include cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) and family therapy.
In addition, she has a strong interest in providing parenting support and
programs for behavioural problems in children.
Daniella
sees
clients at the following offices: Westmead,
Chatswood.
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