The Child Behaviour Research Clinic works with children who present a range of behavioural, emotional and social development concerns. The clinic works alongside parents to deliver the most effective outcomes for families.
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We offer assessments and treatments free of charge as part of innovative research into child and family mental health. As we are a research-based clinic, all of our programs are evidence-based and offer families the latest strategies in child behaviour management. Families are considered research partners and we work collaboratively as a team to maximise learning about what works best for children and caregivers to address behavioural and emotional difficulties.
We also offer training internships for clinical psychologists wishing to learn the latest state-of-the-art assessments and treatments as part of their Masters or Doctoral training.
Our psychologists are continually studying ways to improve child behaviour problems. We run research projects with the brightest minds from the University of Sydney and beyond to develop innovative new treatments. Learn more about our research and currently recruiting research studies below.
This evidence-based parenting program is 8-10 sessions and provides parents with evidence-based strategies to manage challenging child behaviour, promote positive parent-child interactions, and support parental teamwork.
Contact the researchers at the University of Sydney to find out more about this study. Email your enquiry to scbrc@sydney.edu.au or call (02) 9114 4326.
Growing Minds Australia Clinical Trials Network (GMA-CTN) is the first comprehensive CTN in child and adolescent mental health in Australia. Funded by the Million Minds Medical Research Future Fund in 2021, the GMA-CTN aims to transform the Australian mental health landscape for children and young people and their families. As a Clinical Trial Network, the primary mechanism for achieving this is through high-quality, collaborative, transformative research in child and youth mental health, and its translation into policy and practice.
Please contact us to learn more about how you can be involved in Growing Minds Australia at growing-minds-australia@sydney.edu.au.
Professor Mark Dadds
Clinical Psychologist
Chief Investigator & Clinic Co-Director
NHMRC Principal Research Fellow
Director, Growing Minds Australia
Professor David Hawes
Clinical Psychologist
Chief Investigator & Clinic Co-Director
Director, Clinical Trials Network in Child & Youth Mental Health, Growing Minds Australia
Dr Meryn Lechowicz
Clinical Psychologist
Clinic Manager, Senior Psychologist and Project Manager for the REAL Treatment Study
Ms Alex Roach
Clinical Psychologist
Clinic Manager, Senior Psychologist and Project Manager for the REAL Treatment Study
Dr Lucy Tully
Senior Lecturer in Child Psychology and Senior Psychologist
Flagship Trials Director, Growing Minds Australia
Dr Jaimie Northam
Lecturer and Senior Clinical Psychologist
Growing Minds Check up Australia
Dr Bridie Leonard
Clinical Psychologist/Clinic Manager and Project Manager for ParentWorks Spectrum
Adrienne Turnell
Clinical Psychologist and Senior Research Officer for Measuring Change in Parenting Programs
Lindsay McFarlane
Clinical Psychologist and Research Officer, Growing Minds Check Up Australia
Erika Moelle
Research Assistant for ParentWorks Spectrum
Olivia Liew
Clinical Psychologist and Research Officer, Growing Mind Check Up, Australia
Dr Trisha Nowland
Executive Officer/Psychologist, Growing Minds Australia
Dr Talia Carl
Lecturer/Project Manager, Growing Minds Check Up Australia
Rebecca McLean
Research Assistant, Growing Minds Check Up Australia
Tom Carlick
Research Assistant, Growing Minds Check Up Australia
Phone: (02) 9114 4326
Email: scbrc@sydney.edu.au
Level 1, Building K, Brain and Mind Centre 97 Church Street
Camperdown NSW 2050
