Research Clinics and Laboratories

Albert Road Clinic (ARC) is a private psychiatric hospital located close to Melbourne's city centre. ARC is an 80-bed facility, encompassing associated consulting suites, day program facilities and the University of Melbourne Professorial Psychiatry Unit. ARC's inpatient facilities include an Adult Psychiatry Unit, an Adolescent Psychiatry Inpatient Unit, a Psychogeriatric Unit and a
Parent Infant Psychiatry Unit. ARC also provides a series of Day Programs and Outreach services specific to these groups.

The Professorial Psychiatry Unit at ARC focuses on tertiary care of patients with diagnostically challenging or refractory mood or anxiety disorders, including in the post-partum period. The Unit is also responsible for the teaching program at ARC for final year MD students and RANZCP trainees, as well as involvement in the ARC electro-convulsive therapy (ECT) training program, the first accredited ECT training program in Victoria. Current areas of research interest include the phenomenology of mood and anxiety disorders, particularly in relation to course of illness; psychopharmacology; the provision of psycho education to patients and their families affected by mood disorders and outcome based research including the outcome of day programmatic treatment for borderline personality disorder. The
Unit also has an ongoing interest in the phenomenology and management of behaviours of concern following ABI.

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The Department of Psychiatry, leads the academic activity of the Mental Health Clinical Service Unit at Austin Health. There is a long tradition of excellence in teaching and research at the Austin Hospital that the Department is proud to sustain and develop. The rare diversity of clinical services makes Psychiatry at Austin Health both a sought after training experience and,  with the Melbourne Brain Centre on site, a unique research resource. The Department fosters research across the wide range of clinical services at Austin Health, but has particular strengths in the somatoform disorders, psychopharmacology and perinatal psychiatry.

Professor Richard Kanaan located at Austin Health explores the neuropsychiatry of somatoform disorders, binding psychosocial complexity with the objectivity of brain imaging, collaborating closely with the Melbourne Brain Centre. Anne Buist is Professor of Women's Mental Health, with a program of increasing awareness of perinatal women's mental health issues and educating health
professionals in their detection and management. She also studies child abuse and perinatal depression, drugs in breast milk, and improving outcomes for children using attachment theory.

Associate Professors Trevor Norman and James Olver work in the psychopharmacology of mood and anxiety disorders, stress and circadian rhythms, exploring pharmacokinetics and metabolism in the laboratory techniques, neurotransmitter involvement with positron emission technology, and their cognitive and motor effects using neuropsychology.

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Central Neurosurgery offers expertise in cranial neurosurgery with a special interest in brain tumours, trigeminal neuralgia and functional neurosurgery, including Deep Brain Stimulation for Parkinson’s Disease and essential tremor. Areas of expertise include:

• Surgery and stereotactic radiosurgery for brain tumours and trigeminal neuralgia
• Deep Brain Stimulation for Parkinson’s disease and other movement disorders.
• General neurosurgical conditions
• Spine surgery.

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Suite 1404, Level 14 St Vincent's Private Hospital 406 Victoria St, Darlinghurst NSW 2010

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Australia

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Furthering our understanding of emotional disorders and improving methods of treatment, their highly trained and qualified professionals provide children, adolescents and adults, world-leading, evidence-based, assessment services and treatment for emotional disorders in a welcoming and relaxed environment. Services include assistance with:

• Anxiety (including children with ASD)

• Depression

• Behavioural problems

• Parenting

• PTSD

• Trauma

• Somatic complaints

• Social skills

• School refusal

• Self-esteem

• OCD,

• Loss and grief, tics and trichotillomania, and

• Selective mutism

Treatment may involve individual sessions with a client and psychologist or group sessions led by a psychologist and attended by clients who are facing similar difficulties. For young people most sessions will also involve a parent as well. Sessions take place at the Clinic and typically start out on a weekly basis. Less frequent visits (e.g. fortnightly or monthly) may be scheduled as treatment nears completion. The focus and duration of treatment will vary according to a client’s unique needs, the issues they are wishing to address as well as goals for treatment. They offer specific, structured programs such as:

• Cool Kids Program for anxious children and adolescents and
• The Happy Health Aging Program for older adults 

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he Australian Hearing Hub Level 1, 16 University Ave Macquarie University NSW 2109

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Australia

Call 02 9850 8711

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The ANU Psychology e-therapy Clinic is a centre for clinical practice & research in online psychology and an external training placement of the Psychology Clinic. Our aim is to provide the highest standards in online psychological assessment and treatment in a professional, responsive and caring environment for people living in rural and regional towns in NSW.

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Australia

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The Melbourne Clinic is Australia's largest private psychiatric hospital providing 175 inpatient beds, standalone day program center and an outreach service. The Centre is recognised nationally and internationally for providing high quality, patient-centred care since opening in 1978. The Professorial Unit of The Melbourne Clinic conducts clinical and academic teaching for university students and psychiatric trainees, and a research unit under the auspices of both the Department of Psychiatry, The University of Melbourne and Healthscope, Melbourne Clinic.

The Professorial Unit provides specialised treatment for mood disorders with complex diagnostic management problems through a multidisciplinary team, which include biological, psychosocial and cognitive approaches. The Professorial Unit is committed to providing a synergy between clinical practice and research for best evidence practice in psychiatry, thus aiming to provide improved mental health outcomes for all patients.

The major focus of the clinical and research activity is to improve knowledge and skills, grounded in innovative scientific research, that translate to direct patient care. To do this the Professorial Unit initiates local research projects and forms research collaborations with other leading researchers both nationally and internationally. Projects include new and novel approaches in the treatment of major depression, bipolar disorders, anxiety disorders, obsessive-compulsive disorder, and other associated disorders. Together with researchers and clinicians, the Professorial Unit conducts various studies including genetic markers for treatment response, clinical trials of new and adjunctive medications, and complementary therapies to improve treatment practice.

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Northfields Psychology Clinic (NFC) has been providing high quality mental health services to the community for over 35 years, and in 2018 we launched a dedicated space for children and families within the Early Start building at UOW (NFC@ES). This facility  supports Early Start’s endeavours to help children flourish and realise their potential. Both facilities provide psychological assistance that is safe, supportive and effective, with a focus on providing high quality, affordable psychological services to all of our clients.

Northfields Psychology Clinic has a range of individual and group therapy options available for people of all ages, and treatments at our Clinic are provided by provisional psychologists who are currently undertaking advanced postgraduate study in Professional and Clinical Psychology including Masters and Doctorate degrees. All Psychologists are provisionally registered with the Psychology Board of Australia, and receive regular professional supervision from fully qualified registered Clinical Psychologists.

1. HSC WELLBEING AND STUDY SKILLS PROGRAM: psychologists at UOW's Northfields Psychology Clinic are running a program designed for Year 12 students to help manage the stress of the HSC, exams, and how to focus on effective study.
2. NFC ONLINE: Northfields Psychology Clinic are offering all of our consultations over the telephone and online free of charge for the duration of the COVID-19 situation.
3. Group therapy has numerous benefits, whether provided as a sole source of treatment or as an adjunct to ongoing individual intervention. 

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Building 22 (view on map) University of Wollongong NSW 2522

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Australia

Call (02) 4221 3747

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The ANU Psychology Clinic is a centre for clinical practice & research in psychology. Our aim is to provide the highest standards in psychological assessment and treatment in a professional, responsive and caring environment.  The ANU Psychology Clinic is a training, treatment and research centre offering specialised psychological services to the community. The clinic provides assessment, counselling and therapy for adults and children / families who may be experiencing emotional or behavioural problems including anxiety, fears and phobias, depression, stress, and coping with health conditions (i.e., sleep, pain). Therapy is provided individually or within groups, is time limited and centred around evidence based best practices. The ANU Clinic is also currently offering group programs for ANU students to attend:

• Social Success Group: An 8 week group program designed to benefit individuals struggling with social anxiety and shyness.
• Mood Management Group: An 8 week group program designed to benefit individuals struggling with anxiety and depression.
• Sleep Group: A 5 week group program designed to benefit individuals who have sleep issues (i.e., insomnia).
• Working with Emotions Group: An 8 week program designed to benefit individuals struggling with intense emotions such as sadness, anger, and guilt.

The clinic is staffed by clinical psychologists and provisional psychologists. All clinic staff are fully registered with the Psychology Board of Australia. The clinical psychologists are board-endorsed clinical supervisors who oversee the provisional psychologists clinical practice whilst they are providing services in the clinic. Provisional psychologists have already completed at least four years of training in psychology and are now undertaking specialist training in clinical psychology. Provisional psychologists are skilled in assessment and therapy. 

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Australia

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The Autism Clinic for Translational Research allows us to use research in real-world practice. The Clinic has been involved in breakthrough clinical trials that have shown that early intervention and therapies can dramatically improve outcomes for children with Autism. The Autism Clinic for Translational Research is committed to developing world-first treatments to improve the lives of young people with autism spectrum disorder and their loved ones. Our clinic concentrates on children and young adults up to age 30 with a diagnosis of autism, Pervasive Developmental Disorder – Not Otherwise Specified (PDD-NOS) or Asperger’s syndrome.

The clinical psychologists, behavioural, cognitive and neuropsychology experts research how biology, genetics and brain functioning contribute to autism. Together, we are striving to develop the first ever medication to reduce social difficulties experienced by children and young adults with autism. To find solutions and develop better treatments, we need individuals from the community who have been diagnosed with Autism, Asperger’s Syndrome and PDD-NOS to take part in our studies. We know that autism not only affects the person diagnosed, but their entire family. So we also encourage parents of autistic children to take part in our clinical research programs. This will help us uncover biological and behavioural markers that might play a role in the onset of autism spectrum disorder.

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Australia

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The CADE Clinic provides advice regarding the diagnoses and management of mood disorders solely for clinical and research purposes. It does not provide assessments for legal purposes, insurance determinations, Centrelink claims or academic exemptions.  The CADE Clinic provides one-off clinical assessments and opinions for adults (aged 18 - 64) with Depression and Bipolar Disorder (mood disorders). The clinic aims to clarify your mood disorder diagnosis and provide advice in the form of a second opinion to your referring doctor to better manage your medication and treatment.

Consultations are bulk-billed by Medicare. You must have a valid Medicare card and bring this along to your appointment. Failure to do so will result in your appointment being cancelled.

Your assessment will usually take approximately 4 hours that includes a comprehensive clinical assessment by a consultant psychiatrist covering relevant medical history, family medical history, past mood episodes, current and past treatments, social factors, any other information that may be relevant and may include a blood test and psychological questionnaires that will assist with confirming your diagnosis. Your appointment at the CADE Clinic will give you a refined diagnosis, management suggestions (concerning medications and psychological treatment) and advice. The Psychiatrist will write to your referring doctor following the consultation, outlining suggested management and treatment options.

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Australia

Call (02) 9926 4063.

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The Child Behaviour Research Clinic works with children who present a range of emotional and social development concerns. Based on research and new treatments, the Clinic works alongside parents to deliver the most effective outcomes for families. They offer assessments and treatments free of charge as part of innovative research into child and family mental health.

As we are a research-based clinic, all of our treatments are advanced, evidence-based programs that offer families the latest strategies in child behaviour management. Families are considered research partners, such that we form a team to maximise learning about what works best for children with behaviour problems. They also offer training internships for clinical psychologists wishing to learn the latest state-of-the-art assessments and treatment as part of their masters or doctoral training.

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Address Level 1, 97 Church Street Camperdown NSW 2050

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Australia

Call (02) 9114 4326

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The eCentreClinic is specialist research clinic and a not-for-profit initiative of Macquarie University that develops and evaluates state-of-the-art free online treatment courses for people with symptoms of:

• Worry (GAD)

• Panic

• Social anxiety (social phobia)

• Obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD)

• Posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD)

• Stress

• Depression

• Low mood and 

• Other health conditions, including chronic pain.

The clinic offers free access to these treatment courses via participation in clinical trials, which we run throughout the year.

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The G-lab (Cognitive and Affective Neuroscience Laboratory) is directed by Dr Graham Jamieson and serves as a research facility specialising in the use of non-invasive human electrophysiology in the study of all aspects of human psychological life. Previously experimental psychology has compartmentalised the study of human mental life into cognitive, affective and social subdivisions. The development of human neuroscience has shown that these domains are never separated in the operations of the human brain.

Our lab employs a sophisticated suite of complex-systems or neural-networks analysis methods which integrate data from electroencephalogram (EEG), electrocardiogram (ECG), traditional behavioural and contemporary phenomenological measures. The lab is equipped with:

• 2 X Neuroscan SynAmps2
• 64 channel EEG systems
• 2 X Neuroscan 40 channel NuAmps systems
• A 16-channel BioPac amplifier system for recording heart rate
• EOG
• GSR/SCR and
• EMG
• Multiple Polar Heart rate wrist monitors.
• Traditional EEG biofeedback ProComp2 (Thought Technologies) amplifier
• Cortical source (sLORETA) based neurofeedback we have 2 X Mitsar 19-channel EEG systems.

All our recording systems are highly portable and are often employed in a mobile capacity offsite enabling us to take our research to participants located in regional communities who could not otherwise attend our campus-based laboratory. Our lab seeks both to test and to apply the latest developments in theoretical neuroscience, identified under the umbrella term “Interoceptive Predictive Coding” (see Tsakiris, M. and De Preester, H. eds., 2018. The Interoceptive Mind: From Homeostasis to Awareness. OUP) as the most comprehensive framework available for the study and understanding of how cognitive, affective and social processes are integrated in the working of the human mind brain-body system. Strategic research include:

• Neuromodulation strategies for the prevention and treatment of trauma-related dissociation.
• Clinical applications of rhythmic sensory entrainment in functional neural networks (also in conjunction with Virtual Reality lab).
• Neural networks regulating conscious states and state transitions (sleep, hypnosis, meditation, religious experience).
• Mindfulness training, flow and sports performance.
• Human sexuality and sexual response (also in conjunction with Biospsychology lab).

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Australia

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The Macquarie University Psychology Clinic offers a range of specialised psychological services to the general community. The clinic is staffed by interns who have completed their training in psychology and are undertaking post-graduate training in specialised areas to become Clinical Psychologists and Clinical Neuropsychologists.

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Psychology Clinic at MQ Health Australian Hearing Hub Level 1, 16 University Avenue Macquarie University NSW 2109

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Australia

Call (02) 9850 8000

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The Parent-Child Research Clinic is a Sydney-based Psychology clinic offering state-of-the-art treatments involving Parent-Child Interaction Therapy to parents of young children with challenging behaviours. The UNSW Parent-Child Research Clinic is a fee-for-service clinic and accepts referrals for children ages 7 and under with disruptive behaviour problems. We specialise in an evidence-based program called Parent-Child Interaction Therapy – found to be an effective approach for reducing problem behaviours in children ages 7 and under. We work with all families with children with disruptive behaviour but specialise in working with those who show limited prosocial emotions relative to other children their age. In addition to providing standard in-clinic treatment, we also offer Internet-delivered treatment in which interested and eligible families securely meet “face-to-face” with an experienced therapist over the Internet.

The UNSW Parent-Child Research Clinic also offers a 7-week group parenting program for all parents and carers of children aged 18 months to 5 years called Helping Our Toddlers, Developing Our Children’s Skills (HOT DOCS). HOT DOCS is evidence-based, structured, and supportive, and offers parents a problem-solving approach for everyday behaviour problems. 

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Level 8 Mathews Building UNSW Kensington Campus, Randwick NSW 2052

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Australia

Call (02) 9385 0376

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The Psychology clinic provides psychological assessment, therapy and psychometric assessments at low cost. Our services are for adults, children, adolescents and their families, the general community as well as University staff and students. As a teaching, training and research clinic at the University of Sydney, our clinic is staffed by postgraduate trainees who work under the supervision of highly experienced clinical psychologists and neuropsychologists. Our treatments and psychometric assessments reflect the latest developments in clinical practice and the highest standards of care. We can assist with mental health issues such as anxiety, depression, life events, grief and loss, health and illness, relationships, parenting and family, behavior, study and work, resilience, and learning difficulties for adults and children.

When attending our clinic, you may be invited to participate in research studies to help us contribute new and improved developments to the latest research in psychological assessment and treatment. Participating in these programs is voluntary and will not affect access to our services.

• Therapy: our trainee clinical psychologists, under the close guidance of their clinical psychology supervisors, aim to provide individually tailored, evidence-based psychological assessment and treatment for mental health difficulties in a safe and supportive atmosphere. 
• Psychometric assessments: the clinic offers psychometric assessments for adults experiencing cognitive difficulty stemming from learning disorders (reading, writing, maths) and ADHD. Such assessments can determine the nature of the cognitive issue, and lead to recommendations that may assist with academic, occupational and/or general functioning. Our Clinic does not perform assessments for medicolegal purposes, worker’s compensations, employee assistance or for the NDIS.
• Therapy for children, adolescents and families: ,eany parents have concerns about their child’s emotional development or behaviour. Clinical Psychologists can play a useful role in providing treatment in various forms, including parenting strategies, family therapy, skills-building programs for children, or simply reliable information, for a range of behavioural and emotional problems such as aggression, anxiety, mood problems, social difficulties, bullying and family problems.
• Psychometric assessments: the clinic offers comprehensive psychometric asessments for diagnosing issues related to learning problems, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), and developmental difficulties. In additional to identifying issues that may warrant professional attention, these assessments can also provide recommendations that may assist with children’s school readiness, performance and general behavior. Additionally, where children are intellectually gifted, it can be helpful to identify their areas of strength to enable educational programming to cater to their needs for stimulation and advanced learning opportunities. The clinic does not diagnose autism or provide cognitive evaluations of this condition. Families and individuals seeking assessments of people on the autism spectrum can contact ASPECT, Australia’s leading service provider for people on the Autism spectrum.

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Level 2, Building F (M02F), 94 Mallett St Camperdown

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Australia

Call +61 2 9114 4343

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The Psychology Clinic provides both a service to the community and a training facility for the postgraduate students within the School of Psychology at the University of Newcastle. The Clinic offers assessments and a range of programs using specific psychological interventions targeted at particular client groups. The programs are carried out by staff and postgraduate students who are closely supervised. Students are training for their Master of Clinical Psychology degree. All students hold either provisional registration or full registration as psychologists with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency. All students are closely supervised by experienced clinical psychologists.

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Psychology Clinic Behavioural Sciences Building University of Newcastle University Drive Callaghan NSW 2308

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Australia

Call (02) 4921 5075

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The UNE Psychology Clinic provides assessment and therapeutic services to the general community and to UNE staff and students. Our services are for children, adolescents, adults and the elderly. The clinic provides a training and research facility for the postgraduate Clinical Psychology Program students, all of whom have provisional registration with the Psychology Board of Australia. All provisional psychologists in the clinic are supervised by registered and experienced clinical psychologists, including Dr Amanda Jefferys, Ms Alice Hone and Dr Clara Murray. In order to access services at the clinic, clients are provided with consent forms as their sessions may be video recorded for training purposes of the student only. Recordings are de-identified, stored securely and destroyed following the conclusion of the student's placement at the clinic. If at any time a client chooses to not have their session recorded, they have the option of being referred to an alternative service. Services offered

• Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) assessments 
• Cognitive, intellectual and memory assessments
• Neuropsychological assessments
• Anger management
• Anxiety and phobias
• Bipolar Disorder
• Depression
• Eating disorders
• Grief and loss
• Headache and pain
• Learning, behavioural and emotional problems in children and adolescents
• Relationship problems
• Sexual difficulties
• Trauma/stress

The UNE Psychology Clinic accepts referrals from medical practitioners, paediatricians, school counsellors, psychologists, mental health clinicians, social workers, psychiatrists, neurologists, speech pathologists, occupational therapists, dietitians and Community Services. Self-referrals are also accepted, with the exception of ASD referrals which must be made in writing by a primary healthcare provider.

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Ground Floor Tablelands Clinical School 110 Butler Street Armidale NSW 2350

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Australia

Call (02) 6773 2545

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The UNSW Psychology Clinic provides a broad range of clinical psychology services to adults, young people, children and families at low cost. It has an emphasis on cognitive-behavioural approaches to the understanding and management of psychological issues, which are based on the most up-to-date clinical research and evidence. The clinic also maintains close liaison and consultation with referring agencies and other mental health services.

The UNSW Psychology Clinic is part of  the UNSW School of Psychology. The clinic is staffed by both Clinical Psychologist Registrars who have completed a postgraduate qualification in Clinical Psychology, as well as Provisional Psychologists who are undergoing postgraduate training in Clinical Psychology and are under the supervision of Senior Clinical Psychologists and Clinical Neuropsychologists.

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Australia

Call +61 2 9385 3042

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The UNSW Psychology Clinic provides a broad range of clinical psychology services to adults, young people, children and families at low cost. It has an emphasis on cognitive-behavioural approaches to the understanding and management of psychological issues, which are based on the most up-to-date clinical research and evidence.The clinic also maintains close liaison and consultation with referring agencies and other mental health services. The clinic functions as an advanced postgraduate teaching and training clinic within the UNSW School of Psychology, and is staffed by postgraduate Clinical Psychology Trainees under the supervision of Senior Clinical Psychologists and Clinical Neuropsychologists. The clinic is also actively involved in treatment research trials that the general public may become involved in if they choose.

The Psychology Clinic has established itself as a leading provider of evidence-based focused therapy, primarily cognitive and behavioural therapies for adults, children, young people and families. The Clinic provides individual therapy sessions and psychological assessments for a range of problems. There are also Group Programs available.

• Services for Adults: therapy sessions and neuropsychological assessment services of cognitive functioning fo memory problems, learning disabilities, traumatic brain injuries, neurological illnesses, mental health and acquired brain impairments

• Services for Children and Families: therapy sessions and psychometric assessments

• Group Programs: including the adult 'Making the Most of Your Memory' Group, Adult Hoarding Treatment Group and Capable Kids Social Skills Training Group

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Dr Chien Hoong Gooi Psychology Clinic Director School of Psychology UNSW SYDNEY NSW 2052 AUSTRALIA

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Australia

Call (02) 9385 3042.

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The Western Sydney University Psychology Clinic provides individuals within the community with low-cost psychological treatment and testing services for children (6 years and above), adolescents and adults. The Psychology Clinic is staffed by provisionally registered psychologists currently undertaking post graduate training to become clinical psychologists. All provisionally registered psychologists are supervised by fully accredited and experienced clinical psychology supervisors. The collective qualifications and experience of the clinical team means that provisionally registered psychologists are provided with exceptional levels of support, supervision and training. They are committed to providing high quality care, offering specialised clinical assessment and treatment using Cognitive Behavioural Techniques (CBT). 

The Psychology Clinic is staffed by provisionally registered psychologists currently undertaking post graduate training to become clinical psychologists. All provisionally registered psychologists are supervised by fully accredited and highly experienced clinical psychology supervisors. This ensures that clients receive the highest quality care whilst attending the clinic. The Psychology Clinic functions as a research and training facility, undertaking cutting edge research in the field of mental health and clinical supervision. This means that clients receive the most up to date and proven assessment and treatment methods.

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Western Sydney University Psychology Clinics Western Sydney University Ground Floor, Building O, Kingswood Campus, Second Avenue Kingswood

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Australia

Call (02) 9852 5288

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The Woolcock clinics specialise in helping people with sleep and breathing problems. We offer the very latest approaches in care in an internationally recognised medical institute at the forefront of health research. Researchers at NeuroSleep focus on understanding the biology of sleep, maintaining sleep health and examining the relationship between sleep and a healthy brain. Sleeping problems often occur in neurological and mental health disorders. They can also be an early indicator of disease, assisting in their diagnosis. As such, we collaborate with research clinics across the Brain and Mind Centre and University of Sydney.

Located at the Brain and Mind Centre, the Woolcock Neurosleep Clinic focuses on the diagnosis and treatment of sleep disorders, neurodegenerative diseases and mental health problems. We have a dedicated team of neurologists, psychiatrists, geriatricians, and rehabilitation and sleep specialists providing comprehensive care for patients.

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431 Glebe Point Road, Glebe, NSW 2037, Sydney

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Australia

Call (02) 9114 0000

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UNSW Forensic Psychology Clinic is a training clinic run by the University of New South Wales School of Psychology, providing opportunities for supervised training of students enrolled in the Master of Psychology (Forensic) program at UNSW.As well as providing assessment and therapy services, the clinic supports research, training and supervision for forensic psychologists and forensic psychology registrars.

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303, 13-15 Wentworth Avenue Surry Hills 2010

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Australia

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The Wentworth Forensic Clinic (WFC) is a training clinic run by the University of New South Wales School of Psychology, providing opportunities for supervised training of students enrolled in the Master of Psychology (Forensic) program at UNSW. As well as providing assessment and therapy services, the clinic supports research, training and supervision for forensic psychologists and forensic psychology registrars.

As our clinic operates as a training facility for UNSW intern psychologists in the Master of Psychology (Forensic) program, they offer a host of forensic services that are provided by students under the direct supervision of a forensic psychologist/supervisor, including:

• Assessments
• Therapeutic Intervention: the most common interventions are individuals who commit offences, vctims/survivors and other legal concerns
• Supervision:  AHPRA accredited supervision training.
• Groups
• The international Family Connections program is an evidence-based program that provides peer support, psycho-education and skills anchored in dialectical behaviour therapy (DBT) for partners, families, friends and carers of people with Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) or traits of BPD, as well as problems with emotion dysregulation. 

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303, 13-15 Wentworth Avenue, Surry Hills 2010

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Australia

Call 02 8004 7605

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