Ashley is a registered psychologist with special interest in health psychology, bariatric surgery psychology - support and research.
Completing her clinical psychology masters at Central Queensland University, she is currently enrolled in the clinical psychology registrar program.
Ashley is also interested in cultural psychology and anthropology with a focus on Australia's First Nations People.

Karen is a registered General Psychologist and is currently studying Clinical Psychology at UNE. She has a special interest in disaster recovery.

Zoe is a registered psychologist. She works in private practice and also corporate psychology.

Hugh completed a Batchelor of Science (Honours) in Psychology at the University of New South Wales in 1984 and after some years of working in community health settings completed his Masters in Clinical Psychology at UQ in 1993 and is an endorsed Clinical Psychologist and a member of the APS College of Clinical Psychologists. Over the past 30 years Hugh has worked as a clinician with children, adults and older adults in community, hospital and institutional settings in Australia and England. He has a wide range of interests including end-of-life issues and more complex presentations and believes EMDR is an extremely effective therapy.

Jenna is a provisional psychologist passionate about supporting individuals and families through a compassionate, holistic approach. With a background in psychological science, a Masters in Professional Psychology and experience working across hospital, private and community settings, she values a biopsychosocial framework and is committed to culturally responsive, trauma-informed care.

Ross is a mature-age psychology student based in Cairns, currently pursuing his degree with a strong interest in positive psychology and its practical applications. With a background in business and a passion for community wellbeing, he brings a pragmatic and strengths-based perspective to the APS Far North QLD Branch Committee.