Dr Neelya Agalawatta is a general adult psychiatrist who completed her medical degree at the University of Newcastle. She undertook psychiatry training primarily in the Northern Sydney area and developed an interest in perinatal psychiatry during her advanced training. Dr Agalawatta has worked in public, private and telehealth settings.  Dr Agalawatta also has interests in non-clinical aspects of psychiatry. She is a past member of the Australian and New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry Trainee Advisory Board and a current member of the Mental Health Review Tribunal of New South Wales.

Dr Ahmad is an adult generalist psychiatrist. He worked in UK for few years before coming to Australia in 2005, working in Queensland in the public sector Mental Health Services until 2015.  Dr Ahmad currently works 2 days a week at Liverpool Hospital as a Consultant Psychiatrist, 2 days a week as a VMO at Drug Health with Sydney Southwest Local Health and 2 half days at Ramsay Clinic Macarthur. Dr Ahmad is currently completing his my fellowship in Addiction Medicine.

Dr Akosile is the unit director for addictions and an addiction specialist (Fellow of two colleges, FRANZCP and FAChAM) who has several peer-reviewed research in addiction, psychiatry and dual diagnosis. He provides inpatient and outpatient services which include holistic management of substance use disorders and non substance use disorder psychiatric diagnosis, consideration of individual psychotherapy, pharmacotherapy, functional restoration and neuro-stimulation. He recently completed his PhD at QUT and his research was on the link between PTSD and coronary artery disease.

Dr Syed Alam is a Fellow of the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Psychiatry. Dr Alam has an interest in General Adult Psychiatry and mood disorders. He speaks 3 languages: English, Urdu and Hindi.

Prior to studying medicine, Dr Rosie Allen completed degrees in psychology and international relations. She fellowed in psychiatry in 2024. She completed her specialist training in Perth and Melbourne and has extensive experience in both inpatient and outpatient settings.  Her areas of interest include attachment trauma and behavioural challenges in children and adolescents. She has experience treating young people with mood disorders, anxiety disorders, psychosis and eating disorders including individuals who also have intellectual disabilities. She also has experience in complex family dynamics and parent-child work. 

Dr Altman is a Psychiatrist who has been working in private practice a the Ramsay Clinic Cremorne in Cremorne Sydney since 1993.  He has a special interest in military psychiatry and in particular military Post-traumatic Stress Disorder.  He is the director of the Post-traumatic Stress Disorder program at Ramsay Clinic Cremorne.

Dr Andrzejewski trained in Psychiatry in Melbourne with Melbourne health and completed her Master of Psychiatry through the University of Melbourne.  She has worked in public health and privately in Melbourne and most recently, Brisbane. Dr Andrzejewski works with the strengths of modern psychiatry including medication and psychotherapy.

Dr Arefin completed her medical training graduating in 2004 from Dhaka Medical College, Bangladesh. She has received Fellowship with the Australian and New Zealand College of Psychiatrists, having completed her psychiatric training at Western Sydney Local Health district and associated mental health services including Justice Health and private hospitals.  Dr Arefin has around 14 years of experience in managing patients with a range of mental illness. She has expertise and a special interest in treatment for mood disorders, addiction disorders and eating disorder. 

Dr. Siva Bala graduated from the University of Western Australia and holds fellowship status with the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Psychiatrists (RANZCP) and the American Psychiatric Association. Based in Cairns, he regularly travels within Australia including regional and remote areas to provide Independent Medical Examinations, both civil and criminal.