Our supervision and leadership team
Our supervision and leadership team play a key role in ensuring that Access Psych is able to provide high-quality psychology, therapy, and counselling support for a wide range of mental health challenges
David Morris
Professional experience
David has been a registered psychologist and a member of the Australian Psychological Society since 2007. He has extensive experience in providing psychological care for adults and young individuals struggling with various mental health issues. These include anxiety, depression, grief and loss, relationship and work-related difficulties, as well as anger and stress management. Apart from his work in general practice, he has also served in specialised programs for individuals dealing with gambling problems and as an employee assistance program provider. He can utilise a range of therapeutic approaches, including Cognitive Behaviour Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy and Psychodynamic Therapy.
Interests
- Gardening
- Reading
What David loves about working in mental health
“I love to support and empower clients to change entrenched patterns of thinking and behaving that are causing them distress. It is rewarding to assist clients to develop their skills and strengths so they can reclaim a sense of control in the midst of their challenges, and self confidence to manage future ones.”
Belinda Walsh
Belinda is a Clinical Psychologist and board-approved supervisor. Belinda completed her undergraduate degree in 2001 and since this time has worked in a variety of settings, including local mental health services, headspace, CanTeen, Hunter Primary Care as well as lecturing at the University of Newcastle. Currently, Belinda is working as a Supervisor with Access Psych while also continuing to see clients in a private practice setting where she provides psychological therapy to members from the Department of Defence and Medicare clients with a wide range of presenting issues.
Leila Greenfield
Leila is an experienced Psychologist in supervision, psychotherapy, counselling and coaching, psychological assessment, individual engagement, research, training and facilitation. Exposure has included health, first responder, forensic, government, not-for-profit community, service, telecommunications, manufacturing, education and retail industries, working on complex and diverse issues (individual, group and organisation) across the breadth of lifespan and the social spectrum.
Janine Stewart
Janine is a Mental Health Social Worker, Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing Therapist and Clinical Supervisor. She has experience working with clients across the lifespan. Janine is an experienced trauma and grief counsellor of over 11 years with extensive experience, skills and knowledge in a very broad range of needs and diverse client backgrounds. Throughout her career, Janine has worked with first responders, CEO’s, doctors, psychologists, counsellors, medical and allied health professionals.