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Ally is a passionate clinical psychologist who began her career in adult mental health as a drug and alcohol worker at St Vincent’s Hospital, Darlinghurst. After completing her studies at the University of Sydney she worked in private practice and educational settings such as the University of Sydney. Ally has been a guest lecturer at the Australian Catholic University and the Australian College of Applied Psychology.
Ally is an Adjunct Lecturer at the School of Medicine Sydney Campus at the University of Notre Dame, and has been a guest lecturer at the Australian Catholic University and the Australian College of Applied Psychology. Ally is a Member of the Australian Clinical Psychology Association and the Anxiety Practitioners Network.
In addition to the Doctor of Clinical Psychology, Ally has completed a Graduate Certificate in International and Community Development at Deakin University (2006) and a Graduate Certificate in Public Health and Communicable Diseases at the University of Technology (2020). Ally has also completed microcredentials in Cultural Competence – Aboriginal Sydney (University of Sydney, 2021) and in Design for Learning (University of Technology, 2022).
Thesis: Relationship between context and Ambiguity in Human Causal Learning Thesis: Subjective Well-being on Antipsychotic Medication in First Episode Psychosis
Moore, C., Ryder, A., Seah, E., & Renner, P. (2016) Student’s perceived needs and expectations from university counselling services: a qualitative review. Journal of the Australian and New Zealand Student Support Association.
THeMHS Conference presentation - 2017. Presentation topic: Moving towards genuine collaboration in a higher education setting.
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