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Dr Peta Lilley
Clinical Psychologist Peta completed the Clinical Psychology PhD Program within the School of Psychology, The University of Queensland (UQ). The focus of her research was the development of emotional and behavioural difficulties (particularly Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, PTSD) in children and adolescents following trauma. Peta has also completed a post-doctoral research fellow position in the School of Medicine at UQ. |
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Dr Claire Easton
Clinical Psychologist Claire is a clinical psychologist who completed her Doctorate of Clinical Psychology (Dpsych)(Clin) and Bachelor of Psychological Science (BA) (PsychSc) at the University of Queensland. Claire holds full registration with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA), is a member of the Australian Psychological Society (APS) and is recognised by Medicare as a provider of specialist clinical psychology services. These memberships allow Claire to stay abreast of the most current psychological research and ensure she is up to date with the latest evidence based clinical practice by completing her continuing professional development (CPD). |
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James Banham
Clinical Psychologist James is a clinical psychologist who completed his Masters of Clinical Psychology at QUT. James has extensive experience working within a hospital setting working with patients of all ages who have had difficulty adjusting to a medical condition, adhering to new management regimes, pain management. James particularly enjoys working with child and adolescent patients and their parents presenting with a range of problems including anxiety disorders, adjustment, depression, toileting (encopresis and enuresis), trauma and behavioural difficulties. James also has experience in conducting psychometric assessments of cognition and learning. |
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Dr Linda Hollis
Clinical Psychologist/Geropsychologist Linda has a Doctorate in Clinical Psychology and Clinical Geropsychology (DPsych)(Clin & Gero) (geropsychology is the psychology of older adults), preceded by a Bachelor of Psychological Science (BPsySc)(Hons I), from the University of Queensland (UQ). She was recognised as a Dean’s Scholar during her studies. Linda has full registration with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA) and is recognised by AHPRA as a provider of specialist clinical psychological services. Linda is a member of the Australian Psychological Society (MAPS), and she is Secretary/Treasurer of the APS Psychology and Ageing Interest Group. Linda is an accredited provider of Triple P (Positive Parenting Program) services. |
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Martin Hood
Clinical Psychologist Martin Hood is a Clinical Psychologist registered to practice with the Psychologists Board of Australia. He is a Member of the Australian Psychological Society (APS), and a Member of the APS College of Clinical Psychologists. He received a Masters Degree in Psychology from the University of Canterbury in New Zealand. His research focussed on the treatment of Spider Phobia. Following this he completed a three year Post Graduate Diploma in Clinical Psychology, working with children, adults and in the justice system. |
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Megan Fleming
Clinical Psychologist Megan completed the Master of Clinical Psychology program at the University of Queensland (UQ). She has extensive experience and has worked in hospital, mental health, institutional settings and private practice settings. Megan pays attention to developing a positive working relationship with clients, building on client strengths and helping to bring about the changes clients are looking to achieve. Megan sees clients with a range of presenting problems including anxiety disorders (obsessive-compulsive, panic disorder, agoraphobia, social anxiety, etc), depression, relationship difficulties and provides couples therapy. |
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Dr Sandy
Vickerstaff
Clinical Psychologist Sandy is a clinical psychologist, whose area of clinical and research expertise is in the area of Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD). She completed the Doctorate of Clinical Psychology degree within the School of Psychology at the University of Sydney before going on to complete her PhD in Psychology. Her PhD research investigated self-perception, depression, loneliness and friendship in children and adolescents with high-functioning Autism Spectrum Disorders. During her postgraduate studies she was awarded the A.H. Martin Scholarship for ranking first place in the Doctor of Clinical Psychology program and the Postgraduate Research Prize for academic achievement. Prior to commencing her post-graduate studies, Sandy completed her Honours in Psychology at the University of Sydney where she was awarded First Class Honours. During her undergraduate studies, she was awarded the Walter Reid Memorial Fund for academic merit twice. |
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