Dr Amy Burton
Clinical psychologist · Foresight Psychology · Sydney, NSW · Ultimo
Clinical psychologist offering neuro-affirming therapy and practical support for ADHD, for teens and adults.
Experience
- Principal clinical psychologist, clinical supervisor and co-director, Foresight Psychology, Ultimo
- Senior Lecturer in clinical psychology, University of Technology Sydney
- Doctor of Clinical Psychology / PhD, University of Sydney
- BSc (Hons), UNSW
- Endorsed in clinical psychology; registered since 2013
- Earlier clinical work at headspace Camperdown and Parramatta
About
Amy is a clinical psychologist and co-director of Foresight Psychology in Ultimo, and a Senior Lecturer in clinical psychology at UTS.
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She works with teens and adults, offering neuro-affirming therapy and practical support for ADHD and the difficulties that often come with it, such as anxiety, mood and eating concerns. She sees people in Ultimo or by video or phone anywhere in Australia.
Details
- Qualifications
- Clinical psychologist, DClinPsy/PhD BSc(Hons)
- Reach
- In person in Ultimo, Sydney, and by telehealth Australia-wide
- Appointments
- 50-minute sessions; book through the enquiry form, by phone on 02 8380 8855, or by email
- Wheelchair access
- Not declared; the practice is on Level 2, with lift access
What a session costs
- $270
- Per 50-minute session
- $149.05
- Medicare rebate
The first session is $300. These are the practice’s published fees for its senior clinical psychologists; confirm when you book.
The rebate needs a Mental Health Treatment Plan and referral from your GP. Reduced rates are offered to full-time students and Health Care Card holders.
Fees are set and charged by the practice. ADHDme takes no commission.
Foresight Psychology is an independent practice. This profile is written from Dr Burton’s own description of their work.
