Katie McElhinney

Katie McElhinney is a skilled mental health professional with extensive experience in clinical psychology, particularly in working with young people. Currently serving as a Senior Access Clinician and Enhanced Care Clinician at headspace since February 2021, Katie provides essential support to young individuals navigating mental health challenges. In addition, Katie holds a position as a Clinical Psychologist at Orygen's Autism Assessment Clinic. Previous roles include Front End Central Clinician at Orygen, Provisional Psychologist in various settings, and Disability Support Worker at DADAA Ltd. Academic credentials include a Master's degree in Clinical Psychology from The Cairnmillar Institute and a Bachelor of Psychology (Honours) from Curtin University, augmented by a brief study in music at the West Australian Academy of Performing Arts.