Our Team

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Dr Singh is a Private Consultant Psychiatrist.

He has been working in Werribee for over 10 years in his Private Practice

Dr Singh has also had extensive years working in the Public Mental Health system. 

Dr Singh is happy to consult with WorkCover clients upon a GP referral and a valid Claim number.  

Dr Singh is happy to see 

291 GP referrals with NO OUT OF POCKET FEES, although

please be aware this is purely a Medication assessment not long term treatment.

If you are looking for long term treatment please be aware that Private fees will apply.

Medicare rebates will apply to all private consults if you hold a valid Medicare card.

Dr Singh does not treat ADHD or TAC Clients or see patient under NDIS funding.

 I have run a private psychiatric practice in Werribee since 2015, so many GPs know me and know how I work. I am currently available to provide full psychiatric assessment and management, face-to-face, or via Telehealth, with some important exclusions. All new patients must have a GP referral.

I’m a general adult psychiatrist, trained in the psychotherapies.  I am experienced in holistic assessment, and in applying up-to-date, evidence-based treatments, including psychiatric medications, if necessary, from an Integrative Medical orientation. 

I bulk-bill all Medicare item 291 GP referrals, and some other people who may be struggling. 

I do not see, so please do not get referred to me, if you……………

• are seeking a psychiatric report for Centrelink, the NDIS, your employer,  Work-cover, Vic Roads, early access to super funds, lawyers, courts, exemption from university or college course requirements, or any medico-legal purpose whatsoever.
• believe you have Adult ADD, and that you need treatment with psycho stimulant medication.
• are seeking a psychiatrist’s authority for ongoing benzodiazepine prescription. 
• are a pregnant or a perinatal woman.
• are 16 years or younger.

Dr Margaret Cutajar is an experienced psychologist with over 16 years experience in public and private mental health. She specialises in treating anxiety in adults utilising a holistic cognitive-behavioural approach. Drawing on psycho-physiological principles and strategies, Margaret teaches clients how to shift out of a maladaptive stress response by working with the nervous system to get into a state of healing. From this calmer, non-threatening state, people are more receptive to being empathically confronted on their cognitive distortions and maladaptive schemas, while developing courage to take appropriate actions and form new behavioural patterns. It is therefore Margaret's aim to help her clients learn how to align their body and mind and act according to their values and higher potentials to positively transform their life. 

Julian O'Sullivan is registered with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA). He is a full member of the Australian Psychological Society (APS) and the Australian Association of Psychologists (AAPI).

Julian has been involved in psychology practice since 2010, and mental health counselling and other related roles since 2005. He started out as a generalist gaining experience in both psychological assessment and treatment. This has included, in respective order, cognitive, personality, and educational assessment, and counselling and psychotherapy with clients from across the lifespan.

As his career has progressed, Julian has developed a special interest in psychological assessment. He is primarily involved in AUTISM Diagnostic testing and assessment. Related to this, he also enjoys cognitive (intelligence/learning abilities) assessment. 

Julian assesses people of all ages.

In addition to his clinical practice, Julian published a research paper on posttraumatic growth in 2010.

 With eighteen years of consulting experience, including work in oncology and private practice, Margie has developed a nuanced understanding of various clinical presentations. Her person-centred approach and use of evidence-based treatments like Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT), combined with a certification as an Insomnia practitioner,she aims to provide comprehensive care.

Her integrative approach includes a variety of therapeutic interventions, which aim to empower clients through helping them to navigate and understand the complexities of mental health with greater resilience and improved quality of life. Her commitment to mental health and trauma-focused assessment and treatment has equipped her with the expertise necessary to foster emotional well-being.

Drawing from extensive psychological knowledge and experience, Margie aims to enhance the lives of clients, through her ability to tailor treatments to individual requirements. Multi-disciplinary care, which includes liaison with other health professionals ensures gold standard care, treatment, and practices. 

                   General Psychologist – Eighteen years of Clinic Experience: Oncology and Private Practice.

Clinical Psychologist Registrar- 2nd Year 

Working in Private Practice at Health and Wellbeing Consulting.    

Fiona is a Clinical Psychologist with over 15 years experience, working with those over 15 years of age. She is also a board approved supervisor.  Fiona aims to support you to improve your mental health and increase your understanding of yourself. She primarily uses a Schema Therapy framework. Schema therapy is a newer therapy that combines elements of cognitive behaviour therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) and psychodynamic principles. This therapy gives you the tools to take control of your situation, and the understanding of its origins. 

Fiona tailors her counselling sessions to each of her client’s unique needs and goals, to provide targeted and sustainable treatment solutions. 

Fiona provides her clients with an open and relaxed atmosphere allowing their goals and needs to be discussed in a collaborative way.  Fiona is focused on providing her clients with effective practical strategies and techniques. Medicare and health fund rebates are available.

Fiona also enjoys working with people who have an approved claim with TAC and WorkCover.

Jade is a Clinical Psychologist experienced working with a range of clients in both the Public and Private Mental Health systems. 

Jade specialises in working with children, adolescents and young adults with a range of mental health concerns and uses a Cognitive Behavioural Therapy approach to support her clients. 

Jade also offers parenting and adolescent groups supporting families with their Mental Health. Jade also conducts ASD (Autism) & Cognitive Assessments. 

(Please call the clinic on 9731-1656 to discuss assessment fees and process).

Jade is a member of the Australian Psychological Society (MAPS) and the College of Clinical Psychologists (FCCLP), and is also an experienced board approved supervisor. 

Sara Tatlow is a full member of the Australian Psychological Society (MAPS) and College of Clinical Psychologists (FCCLP) and is an experienced board approved Supervisor through the College of Clinical Psychologists and AHPRA.  Sara primarily sees clients aged 10 years and older in her private practice and charges a Private fee for all consultations.  Sara will also consider reduced fees for health care card and pension card holders.

 Benny is dedicated to creating a nurturing and understanding environment where clients feel heard, accepted and supported. He is passionate about building trusting therapeutic relationships, which he believes are essential for clients to fully express their experiences and embark on a journey of self-discovery and growth. Benny's empathetic approach ensures that clients feel safe and valued, enabling them to reflect deeply and gain new insights into their lives.
With a multicultural background, fluent in Cantonese and having lived in both Hong Kong and New York, He has extensive experience working with individuals across the lifespan, addressing challenges such as anxiety, depression, trauma, life transitions, relationships, self-esteem and addictive presentations. Benny employs evidence-based interventions including Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Solution-Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT), Interpersonal Therapy (IPT), and Motivational Enhancement Therapy (MET).
Outside of his professional work, Benny enjoys gaming, travelling, exploring new culinary delights, and has a particular fondness for alpacas.

 Judith is a provisional psychologist registered with AHPRA and a member of the Australian Association of Psychologists (AAPI). She holds a Bachelor's and a Master's degree in Psychology from Spain.

Her experience includes working with youth and adults from diverse cultural backgrounds. She has worked with clients experiencing a wide range of mental health challenges, including depression, anxiety, stress, grief and loss, life transitions, relationship difficulties, personality disorders, and trauma.

Judith takes a holistic approach and integrates various therapeutic evidence-based interventions such as Family and Systemic Therapy, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and Mindfulness. In the therapeutic space, Judith creates a safe and supportive environment where clients feel heard, understood, and empowered to navigate life’s challenges. She also tailors each session to meet the unique needs of her clients, ensuring a personalized and effective approach.

Judith is committed to ongoing learning and professional development to continuously enhance her skills and provide the best possible care for her clients.

Kruzette is an experienced professional working in the NDIS space. Working with a number of clients with complex and psychosocial backgrounds. 

Services include:

Assistance accessing the NDIS

Person centred consultation

Understanding the NDIS

Collection of supporting documentation

Completion and lodgement of Access Request Form

Support Coordination

Understanding and implementing NDIS Plans

Helping participants identify, source and connect with supports and services

Coordinating supports and services

Organise assistive technology and equipment required to support the participant's disability

Budgeting and fund monitoring

Support to develop the participant's skills and capacity building to achieve their goals

Empowering participants with choice and control

Identify challenges and barriers in existing plan and assistance with improving their plan

Support with Plan Reviews

Psychosocial Recovery Coaching

Kruzette works with individuals who have functional impacts that stems from a mental health diagnosis. Psychosocial Recovery Coaching is having a holistic approach; not only working with the participant but with their family, significant other, carers and service providers. With a background in the Healthcare sector as a qualified Nurse, Kruzette has experience in Mental Health, AOD, Homelessness and Community nursing. 

The aim is to build capacity and resilience to achieve their NDIS goals and best possible outcomes. 

My approach in providing quality supports, is connecting participants with like-minded professionals in achieving the best possible outcome and improving quality of life.