I am originally from Canberra, however I have lived and worked in Darwin for the last 10 Years. I completed my masters at CDU, as a member of the first cohort of the Masters program. I started out as the student rep for the committee and have enjoyed becoming secretary more recently. I work primarily in private practice working with clients across the life span. I have developed a passion for working with transgender, gender dysphoria, and non-binary clients as well as the broader LGBTQI+ community. I believe the Clinical college is important to support our profession and encourage our students and early career members be the best they can be. I see my role as helping the committee administratively as well as engaging in event planning and listening to members.

Morgan Brown is a Darwin local, educated and trained clinical psychologist. Morgan has worked in private practice and primary care since graduating from his Masters program in 2016.

Starting out as a student member of the APS, he has been an active member of the Clinical College post-graduation, serving on the National Committee in its first Social Media Assistant role for over two years. He has also volunteered for the NT State Committee in various supporting capacities since he joined the Clinical College.

Previously he was the early career representative and the website editor.

Currently, Morgan is the Treasurer for the NT Clinical College.

Matthew is a Clinical Psychology Registrar working in private practice in Darwin. Matthew has a keen interest in advocating for increased access to, and provision of, Clinical Psychology services and professional development within the Northern Territory and across Australia.

In his role as National Registrar Representative, Matthew endeavours to support his peers through developing Registrar-specific resources to support the next generation of Clinical Psychologists.