Kathryn is a PsyBa endorsed Educational and Developmental psychologist and supervisor. She has have extensive experiences working with schools in both the private and public sectors as well as public health settings. She has worked part-time in in private practice providing neurodevelopmental assessment and therapy. She has been a clinical supervisor for the MAGNET Project at Monash University and sessional lecturing to second, forth and sixth year psychology students. She works with Pearson Assessment in education on assessment tools.

She has had a long history volunteering her time with the APS including editing the CEDP newsletter, being a part of the conference committee and was chair for the APS CEDP 2023 conference.

In her spare time, she enjoys engaging in illustration and graphic design for academia, science communication and musicians.

Aspasia Stacey Rabba is a clinician-researcher, and registered psychologist trained in Educational and Developmental Psychology. She has extensive experience working with children, adolescents, and adults diagnosed with neurodevelopmental disorders and their families. Stacey recently completed a PhD at the Olga Tennison Autism Research Centre, La Trobe University. She examined family wellbeing and resilience in parents of children diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder. Stacey is motivated and enthusiastic about conducting and disseminating research that will help inform our practice and the unique role of Educational and Developmental Psychologists. Stacey is currently engaged in several different roles across public and private sectors. She is a Senior Mental Health Clinician at Monash Health, Senior Psychologist in private practice, and Lecturer at La Trobe University. She also enjoys mentoring students and early career clinician-researchers.

Brittany graduated from the University of Melbourne in 2013 with a Master of Educational Psychology degree and is registered as an Educational & Developmental Psychologist.

She has worked in a range of primary schools within the Government and Catholic systems and has a passion for working with children who suffer from anxiety and those with learning difficulties and disabilities. She also has experience working with children and adolescents with behavioural difficulties, emotional regulation issues, social concerns, and with those from trauma backgrounds.

Brittany is currently employed as a school psychologist at a primary school in the South-East suburbs and also works at a private clinic in Cheltenham as part of a multidisciplinary team.

She has been part of the VIC committee for the College of Educational and Developmental Psychologists since 2016.

Gabrielle works as a psychologist for the Victorian Department of Education. She is passionate about working in teams with a systemic view of improving students’ outcomes. We work with students, their families, teachers, education staff and whole schools, groups of schools and across the system to support excellent evidence-based practice to empower students, teachers and families.

Gabrielle is a board approved supervisor and loves mentoring Masters students.

I am a final year Master of Educational and Developmental Psychology student at Monash University, and as a part of my coursework I am completing professional placement activities at Monash IVF and Monash Krongold Clinic. Areas of interest for me include child development and perinatal psychology and I aspire to support these demographics as a community- or hospital-based psychologist in future. I also have a strong interest in supporting people from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds in navigating the Australian health system.