The ADHD Psychology Clinic

Get to know The ADHD Psychology Clinic

From The ADHD Psychology Clinic's website.

• Working with families

  For children under 18, the clinic communicates directly with parents and carers regarding appointments, clinical information, and care decisions, recognising the important supportive role families play. Once a patient turns 18, communication transitions directly to the young person to support their autonomy and privacy, though patients are always welcome to involve family members in their care if they choose. This approach respects confidentiality while ensuring clear communication with those responsible for the child's wellbeing.

• Meet the team

  The clinic has a dedicated team of experienced psychologists, all nationally registered with AHPRA and meeting Federal Government standards for professional practice. Simon Coyle has over 15 years of experience conducting ADHD assessments and providing CBT-informed therapy; he previously trained as a teacher and now supervises psychology teams. Christine Craig brings over 20 years of assessment experience and is particularly passionate about identifying ADHD in adults and women who may have been overlooked in childhood. Caitlin Lockrey has five years' experience and uses person-centred approaches alongside CBT and DBT to help clients with behavioural and emotional regulation. The clinic also collaborates with psychiatrists who can prescribe medication where appropriate.