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Alison Crotty

Alison Crotty

Alison Crotty

VIC

Grad Dip Behavioural Science (Psychology), Master of Psychology (Health), PostGrad Dip Psychology, Full AHPRA registration

Australian Pain Society – Member | Australian Psychological Society – Full Member | EMDR Association of Australia – Member | EMDR Training – Level 1

Pronouns- She/Her

Alison Crotty is a registered psychologist who has worked in psychology since 2009. Before training as a psychologist, Alison worked in teaching, occupational health and safety, manufacturing and the welfare sector. Alison has worked across a range of settings, including community health centres, private practice, multidisciplinary pain clinics, Beyond Blue, and general psychology and pain services. She has experience providing care both face-to-face and via telehealth, including video and phone consultations. Alison has a particular interest in supporting people with chronic health conditions, persistent pain and those recovering from traumatic incidents. She joined PSYCH2U in 2021.


Her areas of interest include:

  • Persistent pain and chronic illness
  • Compensable injury matters, Workcover and TAC
  • PTSD and complex PTSD
  • EMDR
  • ADHD support
  • Depression, anxiety and panic

Alison Crotty sees patients aged 16 years and over, including:

  • Patients with Workcover, TAC and other compensable injury matters
  • Rural, regional and city-based patients
  • PTSD, complex PTSD, persistent pain, chronic illness, ADHD support needs, depression, anxiety, panic and life transitions

Alison Crotty does not see:

  • Patients under 18
  • Couples
  • Patients where borderline personality disorder is the primary presentation

Helen Middleton

Helen Middleton

Helen Middleton

TAS

Assoc Dip Bus Stud (Private Secretarial Practice), BEd, Master of Gestalt Therapy, MEd Studies (Guid. & Couns.), 

Postgrad Dip Ed Studies (Psych), Trained Technical Teachers Cert.

Pronouns- She/Her

Helen Middleton is a registered psychologist with experience across school, youth mental health, private practice and community settings. She has worked as a School Guidance Officer, in private practice and with Headspace. Helen has experience supporting adolescents, adults and couples with a range of mental health concerns. Helen has completed postgraduate training in family therapy and holds qualifications in school counselling and Gestalt therapy. Her background allows her to bring a supportive and therapeutic approach to her work with individuals and families.


Her areas of interest include:

  • Anxiety
  • Depression
  • Relationships
  • Adolescence
  • Parenting

Helen Middleton sees patients aged 13 years and over, supporting:

  • Presentations that fall within the range of general psychological concerns

Helen Middleton does not see:

  • Severe or complex psychological conditions, including anorexia, bipolar disorder, schizophrenia or borderline personality disorder

Dr Chidambaram Prakash

Dr Chidambaram Prakash

VIC

FRANZCP, MHLTLDR, RANZCP

Pronouns- He/Him

Dr Prakash has 26 years’ experience as a Consultant Child Psychiatrist and has held clinical leadership roles since 2011. He is currently working as a Director of Mental Health. His areas of special interest include severe neurodevelopmental disorders and consultation-liaison psychiatry.


His areas of interest include:

  • Severe neurodevelopmental disorders
  • Consultation-liaison psychiatry

Dr Prakash sees children and adolescents aged 4 to 17 years, particularly those with:

  • Severe neurodevelopmental disorders

Dr Prakash does not see:

  • Patients where the primary concern is suicidality, self-harm or violence
  • Gender-related concerns
  • Eating disorders
  • Medico-legal reports or court reports

Dr Andrew Wilson

Andrew Wilson

Dr Andrew Wilson

NSW

FACHSE, FRANZCP, MBBS (Hons), MM

Dr Andrew Wilson is a member of the RANZCP Faculty of Adult Psychiatry and has more than 30 years’ experience in psychiatry. He has previously worked as a Consultant Psychiatrist at St Vincent’s Hospital in Darlinghurst, Sydney, where he led an integrated inpatient and community team, as well as a young persons’ early intervention team. He has also held positions at Prince of Wales Hospital and St George Hospital in Sydney, in addition to many years working in private practice. Dr Wilson has a strong interest in regional and remote telepsychiatry and previously founded a telemedicine company. He has been working with PSYCH2U for six years.


His areas of interest include:

  • Mood and anxiety disorders
  • PTSD
  • Psychosis
  • Chronic fatigue
  • Chronic pain
  • ADHD

Dr Wilson sees patients aged 17 to 75 years, treating:

  • Mood and anxiety disorders, psychosis, chronic fatigue, chronic pain, ADHD and PTSD
  • Workers compensation and accident-related presentations
  • Patients with intellectual disability and behavioural concerns

Dr Wilson does not see:

  • Patients under 17
  • Gender dysphoria or gender-related presentations
  • Eating disorders
  • Dementia
  • Firearm assessments
  • Primary drug and alcohol presentations
  • Primary criminal court report matters

Dr Ross Kirkman

Ross Kirkman

Dr Ross Kirkman

TAS

AADPA – Member, BSc Hons, FRANZCP, MBBS

Pronouns- He/Him

Dr Ross Kirkman is a Consultant Psychiatrist who obtained Fellowship in 1992. He has worked primarily in private practice, with previous public sector experience as a Senior Psychiatrist at Peninsula Health from 2001 to 2005. Dr Kirkman has lived in Hobart since 2005 and was the founding Clinical Director of Rivendell Clinic in Burnie, Tasmania, until 2012. He was also a founding psychiatrist with GP2U in 2011 and has worked exclusively via telehealth since 2012. Dr Kirkman has extensive experience in telepsychiatry and provides psychiatric assessment and treatment through online consultations.


His areas of interest include:

  • ADHD
  • Autism
  • Mood disorders
  • Anxiety disorders
  • Gender-affirming care

Dr Kirkman sees patients aged 16 years and over, through to older adults, mainly treating:

  • ADHD and autism
  • Mood and anxiety disorders
  • Gender-affirming care
  • Psychiatric assessment for Early Release of Superannuation related to IVF

Dr Kirkman does not see:

  • Schizophrenia