Edwina is an Experienced Psychologist with a demonstrated history of working in Private Practice, NGO’s and Corporate Psychology.

She is skilled in Panic Disorders, Anger Management, Anxiety Management, Relationship Counselling, workplace bullying, Stress Management and is Sira (WorkCover) accredited.

Edwina has been a Supervisor of Intern Psychologists since 2009 with all interns gaining full registration.

She previously set up the Psychology Practice for Barwon Division of General Practice in Rural and Remote NSW.

Jessica is an experienced AHPRA registered Psychologist, and a South African registered Clinical Psychologist.

She has a demonstrated history of working in psychiatric and neurological public and private mental health care sectors in South Africa, as well as in private practice in Australia. Jessica ran her own private practice in Johannesburg for 5 years, before immigrating to Australia.

Jessica is a strong healthcare services professional with Bachelor of Science Degree (cum laude), a Bachelor of Science with Honours Degree in Psychology (cum laude), a Master of Arts Degree in Neuropsychology, as well as a Master of Science Degree in Psychology, all from the University of the Witwatersrand, South Africa.

Leslie is an experienced registered psychologist, registered by the Psychology Board of Australia, a division of the Australian Health practitioners Regulation Agency (AHPRA). Leslie is an associate member of the Australian Psychological Society (APS). She has experience working with adults and adolescents of various ages and cultural backgrounds.

As a psychologist she is well informed in research and practice, and use evidence-based therapies that adhere to the ‘scientific-practitioner’ model. She is proficient in using psychological assessment for primary aged children as well as forensic assessment and report writing in accordance with scientifically based protocols.

Bryce is a friendly and passionate psychologist who has a passion for supporting all people, specifically those who experience disability, Complex Trauma and working with children and young people. He uses humor (when appropriate) and a lighthearted approach to assessment and intervention to build a strong therapeutic relationship, which allows for better therapeutic outcomes. I am a strong listener and very empathic, allowing me to put myself in my clients situation. He is a Registered Psychologist and worked as a Behaviour Support Practitioner for one of Australia’s leading NGOs supporting young people in care and with disabilities.

Kylie is an experienced psychologist in both Cambodia and Australia. During her 17 years of experience, she has enjoyed work in a variety of settings including private practice, safe shelters, non-government organisations, parole offices, a variety of field locations and prisons.

Applying a ‘Strength Based Approach’ (Solution Focused Brief Therapy), Kylie has experience with a wide range of psychological problems including mental health, sexual assault, sexual issues, trauma, anger management/violence, substance abuse and forensic issues. She has provided individual and group therapy, couple counselling, family therapy, assessments, training, consultancy and supervision. In addition, Kylie has extensive experience in critical incidents and the provision of psychological reports for court.

Asu is a committed, caring and warm practitioner. She is passionate about making a difference and loves to see positive changes in her clients. She is a motivated learner and believes in personalising interventions based on the needs of individuals. She has undertaken training in various areas including CBT, Pain management, mindfulness, emotion focus therapy, schema therapy, internal family system therapy and applied behavioural analysis. She works with children, adolescents and adults presenting with ASD, ADHD, depression, anxiety, ODD, OCD, BPD and sleep disorder

Khalil Dolatyar is a provisional psychologist with life experience. He comes from a corporate background with almost two decades of experience within international companies in engineering, sales and marketing positions. His insight about humans is rooted in his studies of Psychology in Monash University and also years of daily interaction with locals of Middle East, Africa, and Australia in business and non-business contexts. Khalil helps children with difficulties in social skills, emotion regulation and anxiety. He assesses children for learning difficulties. He also provides counselling for couples and individuals.

His approach in counselling is insight driven with the aim to clear the emotions, biases, judgements, and motivations that obscure rational view.

Khalil is bilingual (Farsi/English) and flexible to work with clients of diverse backgrounds, ages and various psychological needs.

Brenda has joined the Hornsby Psychology team as our administration assistant. This will mean that she’s more than likely going to meet & greet you on the phone or when you come to visit us. She has a diverse employment background; from computer programming to customer service and hospitality, to administration and reception work.

Brenda has a Bachelor of Science degree in Statistics from the University of the Philippines and is currently pursuing her undergraduate degree in Psychology at Macquarie University to equip her to help others thrive.

Sarah is a Director of Logic Lounge Psychology. Sarah has experience working with depression, anxiety, stress, chronic pain, grief and loss, and a range of other mental health disorders. She has worked with clients from a range of cultural backgrounds and age brackets, ranging from children to late adults. Sarah has a multidisciplinary background having also worked in the corporate banking, financial services and education sectors.
Sarah is a Medicare provider of Focused Psychological Strategies. She is registered with AHPRA (Australian Health Practitioner Registration Agency), and is a member of the APS (Australian Psychological Society).