Glenn is a registered Clinical Psychologist and Board Approved Supervisor with 20 years experience across clinical, organisational, community and private practice settings.

Glenn runs his own telehealth-oriented practice and has worked with leading government and private health organisations providing digital interventions and online mental health services. Glenn has developed clinician guides on telehealth, lectures university students and provides clinical supervision for psychologists in the use of digital technologies.

As Convener of the APS ePsychology Interest Group, Glenn has worked to establish a platform of over a thousand Psychologists, creatives, industry leaders and pioneering researchers to collaborate. This network is Convened to explore, inform, challenge and enhance our shared understanding and application of ethical and evidence-based digital mental health technologies for the mutual benefit of our peers, clients and the wider community.

Sonja is the Secretary of the ePsychology Interest Group. She is a Clinical Psychologist, Family Therapist and Board Approved Supervisor with over 25 years experience in NSW public health hospitals, community health, inpatient mental health, and in the private sector. She is currently studying a Master of Health Leadership and Management at UNSW, including a subject on Digital Health interventions. She has recent experience on a digital patient referral working group as part of a broader digital transformation team. Sonja has a keen interest in the ethics of digital health and AI, evidence-based research in digital health/AI interventions for psychology and for enhancing inter-disciplinary coordinated care, digital health policy and frameworks, and workforce digital literacy.

Professor Gemma Sharp leads the Body Image & Eating Disorders Research Program. She has a special interest in digital mental health initiatives (e.g., mobile apps, chatbots) which have been successfully implemented nationally and internationally. She is also the Founding Director of the Consortium for Research in Eating Disorders which is a first-of-its-kind international initiative that brings together all people involved in eating disorders research - researchers, clinicians, people with lived experience, advocates, not-for-profit and industry representatives - globally. Professor Sharp is also a clinical psychologist and nationally credentialed eating disorder clinician. She has led her own private practice since 2019.

Dr. Stephen S. Wolfson is a clinical psychologist and computational cognitive neuroscientist and the founder of NeuroCog®, a neuroscience-based psychology and neurocognitive training system. He has over 26 years of international clinical experience across Australia, New Zealand, and the United States, practising in both public health systems and private clinical settings.
Dr. Wolfson holds two Master’s degrees in Clinical Psychology and a PhD in Computational Cognitive Neuroscience, with research specialising in EEG analysis, machine learning, and personalised neurocognitive modelling.
Stephen developed the NeuroCog® System and an applied framework that integrates neuroscience, psychology, and real-time feedback to enhance emotional regulation, cognitive flexibility, and self-awareness. He also developed PsychFlow®, a practice management system designed to streamline clinical workflows and Neury®, an application that reinforces work through structured neurocognitive training and skill

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Sally-Anne McCormack is a Clinical Psychologist and founder of ANTSA, an Australian-built digital mental health system designed to strengthen governance and visibility between sessions. With more than 20 years of clinical experience and an earlier career in education, she brings a grounded, practice-based perspective to the use of technology in psychology.

She developed ANTSA in response to the growing governance gap created by unsupervised consumer AI tools. The system integrates telehealth, psychometrics, AI-assisted documentation, and practitioner-governed conversational AI, giving psychologists visibility of between-session activity while keeping them firmly in the loop. ANTSA is designed to support, not replace, clinical judgement.

A long-standing APS member, Sally-Anne contributes to national discussions on ethical digital practice and clinician-led innovation in mental health.

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Aleksander is a nationally registered psychologist with 22 years of clinical experience in Australia. He holds postgraduate qualifications in psychology and business from universities in Europe and Australia. His career spans law enforcement, public health, and mental health services across both continents. As Director of Fit to Live Psychology Services, he provides counselling through Employee Assistance Programs to corporate clients. Aleksander specialises in CBT, EMDR, Schema Therapy, and Motivational Interviewing, with a trauma-informed and holistic approach. He treats anxiety, depression, sleep disorders, pain management, relationship issues, and work stress, and has two decades of experience in long-term management of eating disorders. SIRA-approved for Workers’ Compensation cases. His practice integrates lifestyle coaching focused on exercise, nutrition, sleep, and social connection to enhance mood, motivation, and resilience.