Our Team.

The ADHD Psychology Clinic has a dedicated and enthusiastic team of Psychologists. We collaborate with Psychiatrists, giving you the option to be assessed and treated by either a Psychologist or Psychiatrist. Our Psychiatrists prescribe medication to treat ADHD, where appropriate.

We thrive on using our years of training and experience in assessment to help children and adults with ADHD.

All of our psychologists and psychiatrists are nationally registered with AHPRA, which means they meet Federal Government standards for professional practice.

Simon Coyle

Psychologist

Christine Craig

Psychologist

Caitlin Lockrey

Psychologist

Currently on maternity leave

Simon has over 15 years experience conducting ADHD assessments and providing psychological therapy.

Before becoming a psychologist, Simon trained and worked as a school teacher where he developed a keen interest in ADHD and learning difficulties.

As a senior psychologist within the NSW Department of Education he supervises a team of psychologists, who conduct cognitive, ADHD, ASD and Learning Disorder assessments.

In his role as a psychologist in private practice, Simon conducts ADHD assessments and provides CBT-informed psychological therapy with children* and adults.

* Non-NSW Department of Education students

Christine has been conducting assessments with children and adults for over 20 years.

She is particularly passionate about conducting assessments with adults, especially women with ADHD who have been overlooked in childhood.

Christine uses her skills to make the process of undertaking an ADHD assessment a calm and insightful experience.

She believes that the process of identifying ADHD in adults assists her clients with tapping into the latent potential that has evaded them for so long. With compassion and understanding, Christine helps her clients enjoy this experience of self discovery and be confident moving forward.

Caitlin is a psychologist with five years experience conducting assessments and providing therapy with clients across the lifespan.

She is compassionate and collaborative in her work with her ADHD clients, helping them to identify and change behavioural and emotional responses (as well as underlying beliefs) that are holding them back.

Caitlin is committed to helping individuals with ADHD understand themselves better and learn how to build healthier relationships with themselves as a foundation to making other practical changes which lead to the achievement of goals.

Caitlin utilises a person-centred approach, as well as Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) and Dialectical Behavioural Therapy (DBT) to help with behavioural and emotion regulation.