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Katie is a warm and empathic therapist who is passionate about supporting people to develop greater self-understanding and growth. Please note that Andreea is currently on extended leave and not available for new client referrals. Andreea has presented her research at national and international conferences and is a published author. She is also currently developing, researching and applying e-mental health treatments for persons with chronic health conditions. Her research examined eating patterns and thinking skills in individuals with higher body weight. She uses the following therapeutic modalities: Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT), Metacognitive Therapy (MCT), Schema Therapy and Structural and Systemic Family Therapy.Īndreea has completed both her clinical training and a PhD in Clinical Psychology at the University of Sydney. Andreea has a particular interest in co-occurring mental and physical health concerns, eating and weight difficulties, anxiety and depression. Andreea's experience spans a range of hospital and community health settings, where she has worked with anxiety and depressive disorders, family functioning difficulties, chronic health conditions, and neurological disorders. Please note that Amy is not currently open for new client referrals.ĭr Andreea Heriseanu | Principal Clinical PsychologistĪndreea is an empathic and friendly therapist who is committed to providing effective psychological treatment to children, adolescents, adults, and families. Amy also works as the clinical lead at headspace Camperdown and is lecturing in Clinical Psychology at University of Technology Sydney.

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In addition to her work at Foresight, Amy has a keen interest in clinical research having recently completed a PhD and professional doctorate in clinical psychology at the University of Sydney. Amy has a particular interest in working with anxiety with both young people and adults. She has worked with families, groups and individuals across different clinical settings including community mental health, university, and hospital settings. Amy has experience working with a range of presentations including anxiety disorders, depressive disorders, eating disorders, procrastination, self-harm, poor emotional regulation, and significant life stress.

Amy works with her clients and supervisees to create a safe and comfortable environment, where they feel heard, supported, and motivated to address their concerns and meet their personal goals. Hear the report authors speak about the briefing and answer questions in our companion webinar, Canadian Health Care in 2035: Four Scenarios on the Future of Health Care Funding.Dr Amy Burton | Principal Clinical Psychologist & Clinical SupervisorĪmy is a friendly and warm clinical psychologist and clinical supervisor who is dedicated to ensuring the best evidence-based psychological care to adults and adolescents of diverse backgrounds. In this briefing, each of the scenarios and the key elements they have in common are explored in detail. The scenarios lay out four very different, plausible worlds that Canadians could face in the future when it comes to health care funding and the implications that need to be considered. Based on two key drivers-technology uptake and funding expectations-four plausible scenarios were generated: A Taxing Health Care System, Paying for Your Health, Health Care With a Human Touch, and The Health Care Warehouse. In October 2015, the Conference Board invited a broad range of Canadian health care stakeholders to participate in a full-day workshop entitled “How will health care in Canada be funded in 2035?” The goal of the workshop was to develop a number of plausible scenarios outlining how the funding of health care could evolve.