Susie Croll graduated from UNSW and has over 20 years’ experience in treating adults, children and families, specialising in anxiety, postnatal depression, children’s emotional and behavioural difficulties, and family and lifestyle issues.
Having worked in the Anxiety Disorders Clinic at St Vincent’s Hospital; in Child and Family teams in Community Health Centres; at the Pain Clinic at Royal North Shore Hospital and in Government Departments, Susie’s experience is extensive. Susie has been in Private Practice since 2000 and at HHMP since 2009.
To book an appointment, please call Susie at 02 9817 2080.
Rudolf has experience working with a diverse range of people facing challenges such as depression, anxiety, drug and alcohol dependency, PTSD, stress, grief and anger issues. Rudolf has worked with adult and youth clients including the LGBTI.
Rudolf is a Registered Psychologist with the Australian Health Practitioners Regulation Agency, ATAPS and Workers Compensation provider.
As an applied positive psychologist, Rudolf draws on and develops positive approaches to his practice. He believes that forming a solution-focused approach with established cognitive behavioural techniques (CBT) assists in providing strong therapeutic outcomes. Rudolf engages in collaborative sessions with clients to build trust and motivation for success. His experience working with people from different backgrounds has allowed him to assist those dealing with a range of challenging issues such as: depression, anxiety and stress, drug and alcohol, conflict and anger, grief and loss, self-harm, adjustment, relationships, trauma and PTSD and adolescent mental health.
To book an appointment, please call Rudolf at 02 9817 2080.
Simone is a Registered Clinical Psychologist and Clinical Psychology Registrar, having completed her Master of Clinical Psychology.
Simone has experience working with clients of all ages, ranging from preschool aged children to older adults, but specialises in working with young children and teenagers. She works with a range of presentations including depression, anxiety, trauma, grief and loss, and relationship difficulties. While adopting an eclectic approach towards psychotherapy, Simone works primarily from Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) models.
Simone is also trained to provide psychometric testing including intelligence, academic, memory and adaptive behaviour testing.
She is a registered Medicare provider.
To book an appointment, please call Simone at 02 9817 2080.
Amanda is a fully registered Clinical Psychologist with more than 25 years of experience providing assessment, counselling, education, and evidence-based psychological therapies across a range of healthcare settings. She is passionate about supporting people to improve their mental health and wellbeing, creating a safe and collaborative space where clients feel heard, understood, and empowered.
Amanda works with adults experiencing a wide range of concerns, including anxiety, depression, trauma, grief, persistent pain, relationship difficulties, life transitions, adjustment challenges, and weight management. Amanda's approach is trauma-informed, compassionate, and tailored to each person's unique needs and goals.
She draws on evidence-based therapies, including Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT). She is also certified by Stanford University to deliver Empowered Relief®, a brief, evidence-based pain management program, which she currently offers through the endometriosis clinic at Hunters Hill Medical Practice.
To book an appointment, please call Amanda at 02 9817 2080.
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Psychology is both a science and a profession, devoted to understanding how people think, feel, behave, and learn.
As a science, psychology is the study of the human mind and its wide-ranging functions and influences. Psychological research advances our understanding of human emotion, personality, intelligence, memory, perception, cognition, attention, and motivation, as well as the biological processes that drive these human functions and behaviours.
In essence, psychology studies individuals and groups to better understand how people, communities and societies function and ways to help them thrive.
As a profession, psychology refers not just to the study of human thinking and behaviour, but to put that knowledge into practice, to help people, communities, and society in general to solve day-to-day problems and improve quality of life.
Psychology is therefore also a profession, devoted to helping people and the community find solutions to real life problems such as improving mental health and wellbeing, learning, performance, relationships, and societal cohesiveness.
Broadly speaking, most psychologists provide assessment and therapy to clients, help facilitate organisational or social change, conduct psychological research, or administer psychological tests to individuals or groups.
