Dr Catriona Davis-McCabe is a Counselling Psychologist in private practice and Senior Lecturer/Researcher at Curtin University, Western Australia. Catriona specialises in providing counselling/psychotherapy, EMDR and clinical hypnotherapy for psychological problems and complex mental health disorders. Catriona’s research interests include: transgender and gender diversity issues; intimate partner violence; evidence based practice and the promotion of counselling psychology.

Kylie Coventry is a Counselling Psychologist working in private practice in regional Mandurah and Perth. Kylie works with individuals, couples and families across the lifespan presenting with psychological problems and complex mental health disorders. Kylie's areas of interest include anxiety, depression, trauma, infant and perinatal mental health and couples therapy. Kylie has been a member of the WA Committee of the College of Counselling Psychologists since 2009. During this time she has held office as Treasurer, for two years, and been in the position of Chair & Acting Chair since 2014.

Katrina Streatfeild is a Counselling and Clinical Psychologist in private practice in the Macedon Ranges, Victoria. Katrina works with trauma, mental health disorders and relationship difficulties across the lifespan including children, families, adults, first responders and veterans. Her current post-graduate study is supported by an Australian Rotary Health scholarship and is focused on parent-child relationships in the veteran population.

I have been a member of the National Executive for over 15 years and before that I was Chair of the Victorian Section of our College. I am also a Director of APAC. I am now an Adjunct Associate Professor of Swinburne University of Technology. My professional interests, apart the advocacy of Counselling Psychology, are families and their functioning, men and men's issues, infertility and its treatment, counselling processes. My personal interests are: my wife and our family of four sons, their partners and five grandchildren, swimming and reading.

Age: 52
Bachelor of Psychology;
Master of Psychology (Counselling Psychology)
Endorsed Counselling Psychologist; MAPS

Career History:
CanTeen WA - State Co-ordinator
Richmond Fellowship (WA) - Senior Counsellor
Youth Focus Leader - Service Co-ordinator
STREAM Psychology - Clinical Director
The Henry Street Centre - Clinical Director
PBA Approved Supervisor
Board Approved Supervision (BAS) Trainer
Executive Chair ACP

Dr Catriona Davis-McCabe is a Counselling Psychologist in private practice and Senior Lecturer/Researcher at Curtin University, Western Australia. Catriona specialises in providing counselling/psychotherapy, EMDR and clinical hypnotherapy for psychological problems and complex mental health disorders. Catriona’s research interests include: transgender and gender diversity issues; intimate partner violence; evidence based practice and the promotion of counselling psychology.

Eleanor Parker is an early career representative on the National Executive Committee and a Student Representative on the WA Committee of the College of Counselling Psychologists. Eleanor completed the Master of Psychology (Counselling Psychology) at Curtin University in Jan 2020. Her research dissertation explored the lived experiences of the siblings of trans people. For 10 years, Eleanor's work has seen her providing therapeutic residential care for children. Eleanor is currently competing her Counselling Psychology Registrar Program while working in a custodial environment offering assessment, intervention, and consultation for young offenders with complex mental health disorders and trauma histories.

I am the CEO and Principal Psychologist of Haven Psychology Centre in Brisbane. I am also a member of the Australian Professional Association for Trans Health (AusPATH). I work predominantly in the fields of complex mental health, trauma and sexology. I am also a Psych Board supervisor and offer training and supervising via face to face and online platforms for professionals and the community when working alongside the LGBTIQAP+ community.

Angela Gale is a Counselling Psychologist and is working in private practice. She works with individuals, couples, and groups using evidenced-based therapeutic techniques with a gentle, collaborative, and respectful approach. She sees people who have a number of concerns, such as, relationship difficulties, PTSD, trauma and abuse (physical, sexual, domestic, institutional), anxiety, depression, and identity development. Angela has been a part of the APS CCOUN since 2015.

Marie Limb (BSc(Hons), MPsych (Counselling) is a Counselling Psychologist currently employed as a School Psychologist at Telethon Speech & Hearing, and as a Sessional Academic at Curtin University teaching in the group psychotherapy unit for the Master of Psychology Counselling program. Marie enjoys working with young children and adolescents for the creativity and deep emotional experiences they bring, and for the past two decades has worked with young people in a variety of settings including mental health, drug & alcohol, courts, corrections, and education.
In 2005, Marie was the Department of Corrective Services delegate to New Zealand accompanying State parliamentarians to examine the philosophical, operational and functional models guiding the management of young people in the justice systems. Her report was tabled in Parliament and the recommendations made to focus on mental health, drug and alcohol issues and multi-systemic approaches for more effective interventions.