Amy is a friendly and warm clinical psychologist and clinical supervisor who is dedicated to ensuring the best evidence-based psychological care to adults and adolescents of diverse backgrounds. Amy works with her clients and supervisees to create a safe and comfortable environment, where they feel heard, supported, and motivated to address their concerns and meet their personal goals.

Amy has experience working with a range of presentations including anxiety disorders, depressive disorders, eating disorders, procrastination, self-harm, poor emotional regulation, and significant life stress. She has worked with families, groups and individuals across different clinical settings including community mental health, university, and hospital settings. Amy has a particular interest in working with anxiety with both young people and adults.

In addition to her work at Foresight, Amy has a keen interest in clinical research having recently completed a PhD and professional doctorate in clinical psychology at the University of Sydney. Amy also works as the clinical lead at headspace Camperdown and is lecturing in Clinical Psychology at University of Technology Sydney.

Andreea is an empathic and friendly therapist who is committed to providing effective psychological treatment to adults, children and adolescents. Andreea's experience spans a range of hospital and community health settings, where she has worked with chronic health conditions, anxiety and depressive disorders, and family functioning difficulties. Andreea has a particular interest in co-occurring mental and physical health concerns, eating and weight difficulties, anxiety and depression.

She uses the following therapeutic modalities: Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT), Metacognitive Therapy (MCT), and Schema Therapy.

Andreea has completed both her clinical training and a PhD in Clinical Psychology at the University of Sydney. Her research examined eating patterns and thinking skills in individuals with higher body weight. She is also currently developing, researching and applying digital mental health treatments for persons with chronic health conditions. Andreea has presented her research at national and international conferences and is a published author.

Subodha is a warm, friendly and compassionate experienced clinical psychologist and clinical supervisor. She is passionate about working with children and adolescents and young adults from diverse backgrounds. Subodha has extensive clinical and research experience in family-based therapy and working with children and adolescents with emotional and behavioural difficulties (e.g. anxiety, ADHD, oppositional behaviour) and has previously worked as a senior clinical psychologist and clinic manager at the UNSW Child Behaviour Research Clinic.

Subodha also has extensive experience in neurodevelopmental disorders (such as Autism Spectrum Disorders) and those impacted by chronic illnesses, and has an emerging interest and experience in the perinatal space. She has over 14 years' clinical experience working in a range of public and private settings including university research clinics, non-profit paediatric organisations, community health, and hospital settings.

Subodha completed her clinical education at the University of New South Wales and has had training in CBT, DBT, ACT, Interpersonal Therapy and Family Therapy. In addition to her work at Foresight Psychology, she also works at Sydney Children's Hospital. Subodha is also an experienced Board Approved Clinical Supervisor.

Katie is a warm and empathic therapist who is passionate about supporting people to develop greater self-understanding and growth. Katie has experience supporting individuals through a range of presentations, including anxiety, depression, OCD, emotion regulation difficulties, relationship challenges, eating disorders, and trauma.

Katie is committed to a collaborative, flexible approach drawing from her training in various modalities, including Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT), Systemic Family Therapy, and Schema Therapy. Katie completed her clinical training at The University of Sydney and holds registration with AHPRA.

Katie is focused on providing a safe space for LGBTQAI+ and culturally diverse communities. She has extensive experience working with individuals across the lifespan throughout a range of health settings, including hospitals and within the community. Katie also supervises psychologists and clinical psychology registrars.

Andrew (he/him) is a warm and personable clinical psychologist committed to fostering a safe and collaborative therapeutic space for all individuals. Andrew has experience working with clients across the lifespan in both public health and private practice settings, and endeavours to provide individually tailored treatment to help deliver recovery and growth.

Andrew has experience supporting individuals with a range of presentations including mood, anxiety, OCD, and trauma-related difficulties. He also provides support for individuals experiencing difficulties navigating various life stressors, including interpersonal relationships, work or university commitments, and significant life changes. Andrew has a particular interest in supporting neurodivergent individuals and individuals experiencing PTSD-related difficulties.

In practice, Andrew implements CBT, ACT, DBT, and Schema-informed Therapy. He also provides trauma-informed and trauma-focused treatment including Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT) and Prolonged Exposure Therapy (PE). Andrew completed his clinical training at Macquarie University and is registered with AHPRA and APS.

Jenny is a warm and compassionate therapist, who has a passion for helping individuals feel supported and confident throughout their journey. Throughout her clinical training, Jenny has garnered a range of experience by working within both public health and private practice settings. She has experience supporting individuals with a range of presentations, including anxiety, mood, OCD, and adjustment-related disorders.

Jenny implements evidence-based interventions by using a range of therapeutic modalities such as Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Dialectical Behavioural Therapy (DBT) and Schema-informed therapy.

Jenny has completed her clinical training at the University of Technology Sydney (UTS) and is registered with AHPRA.

Therese is a warm and empathic clinical psychologist who strives to ensure her clients feel safe and comfortable in a therapeutic setting. She adopts a collaborative, open approach to therapy, and works with clients to establish which type of treatment best suits their needs. She is dedicated to providing evidence-based care to children, adolescents, adults and families, and has been trained in CBT, DBT and Behavioural Family Intervention (BFI).

Therese has experience working in hospital, community health and specialist university settings, and has treated individuals across a variety of ages presenting with anxiety and mood disorders, behaviour and emotion regulation difficulties, and chronic illness. Therese completed her Master of Clinical Psychology training at the University of NSW (UNSW).

Therese has a special interest in working with children and families, and has also completed a PhD at UNSW in child clinical psychology. Her thesis examined parent-child relationships that occur in the context of childhood conduct problems. She is passionate about supporting children, adolescents and their parents to manage any difficulties the young person experiences.

Charlotte is a dedicated Registered Psychologist and Clinical Psychology Registrar with a passion for supporting children, adolescents, and adults through some of life's most challenging experiences. She creates a safe, collaborative space where clients feel genuinely heard and works alongside them to develop practical skills and meaningful change.

Charlotte holds a Master of Clinical Psychology from the University of Technology Sydney, where her research explored the effectiveness of mindfulness-based interventions in reducing externalising behaviours in children and adolescents. She brings a rich professional background in communications and organisational change, which informs her thoughtful, client-centred approach to therapy.

Charlotte has developed expertise in working with anxiety disorders (including OCD, generalised anxiety, and social anxiety), mood disorders such as depression and bipolar disorder, attachment difficulties and parent-child relationships, complex trauma, and youth mental health. Her therapeutic approach is grounded in CBT and draws on DBT, mindfulness-based approaches, and family-based interventions. She is registered with AHPRA.

Louise is a Registered Psychologist and Clinical Psychology Registrar who is passionate about creating a warm, safe space for clients to explore difficult emotions and be genuinely heard. Louise works with a variety of individuals experiencing a range of presentations including anxiety and depression, health anxiety, adjustment and grief, and study stress.

Louise has a particular interest in working with the neurodiverse community, chronic health conditions, and relationship difficulties. Her therapeutic work aims to be collaborative, based in either CBT or ACT, with elements of Schema Therapy and DBT.

Louise completed her Master of Clinical Psychology at UTS and is also currently completing her PhD at UTS. Her research focuses on personalised eating disorder care via use of real world registry data. Louise is registered with AHPRA and is an associate member of ACPA.

Nina is a therapist who endeavours to take an evidence-based, holistic, and whole person approach to mental health care and wellbeing. Nina believes that for most individuals, there is something they could benefit from exploring and being supported through in a collaborative and open manner.

Nina aims to create space for this journey by drawing on a range of therapeutic modalities including ACT, DBT, CBT and Schema Therapy. Nina has experience working in hospitals and community mental health settings and is familiar with, and passionate about, utilising a recovery-oriented and strengths-based framework.

Nina completed her clinical training at the University of Technology Sydney (UTS) and is registered with AHPRA. Nina has worked alongside a range of diverse individuals with varying presentations including those experiencing depression, anxiety, complex trauma, personality vulnerabilities and broader mood disorders. Nina has an emerging interest in working with couples to explore relationship strengths and difficulties.

Shriya is an empathic and nurturing clinical psychologist who works towards creating a safe and non-judgemental space where individuals can explore their thoughts, feelings, and behaviours. Her goal is to help people gain a deeper understanding of themselves and develop effective strategies to overcome challenges and build a meaningful life.

Shriya has a Master of Clinical Psychology from the University of Sydney and a Master of Counselling Psychology from India. She is trained in CBT, DBT and ACT. Shriya has experience working with different age groups and has worked in hospital, community, and school settings with a broad range of issues including depression, anxiety, panic, OCD, relationship difficulties, and emotional dysregulation.

In addition to her work at Foresight, Shriya also works for Wesley Mission Hospital running DBT and CBT-based group programs. Shriya is a member of ACPA and holds registration with AHPRA. Shriya also speaks Hindi.