MsAnna Dedousis-Wallace

Anna has extensive experience working with adolescents, their parents and teachers, both on the front line as a high school teacher in outback and metropolitan of Australia and in her roles as a clinical psychologist at UTS and in private practice. Anna has trained over 1000 teachers in NSW on how to identify and respond to indirect bullying in schools. She also designs and delivers training seminars for health professionals, students, teachers and the general community on various mental health topics on a regular basis.

Anna enjoys pursuing her own research interests and seeing clients for individual therapy. She specialises in disruptive behaviour disorders, psychotic disorders, depression and anxiety. Anna has co-authored several peer reviewed articles including a training manual for health professionals titled "Moving Forward: Introduction to Psychosis". Her most recent research involves investigating the effectiveness of different therapy modalities on disruptive behaviours in children and adolescents.